South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-18

at o'clock and was followed by
theater party at the Blackstone. A
regular meeting Of the sorority will
be held IN two weeks, the place TO
DO announced later.
Twenty-four members OF the
Yong Mothers Friendship club
were entertained at an all-day meet
ing wednesday at the home OF Mrs.
Dayton Arnold, Crumstown I'd. Din
ner was served at noon by the host
esa Following the disposal Of the
routine business a social time was
enjoyed. Four new members were
accepted into the club, including
Mrs. Floyd Milliken. Mrs. Clarence
ALllil1en. Mrs. Frank Mangus and
Mrs Glenn Carlton. Mrs. Clarence
Carlton will be hostess to the mem
bers Sept. 3. at her home on Crums-
town I'd.
Complimenhng Miss Ida Weber
OF Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs George
Schultz, 1915 S. Franklin St. enter
tanned with a O'Clock winner at
their home Wednesday evening.
Covers were placed for seven guests
at a table dainUdly appointed with
garden flowers. Seated with the
honor guest were Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry A. Schultz. Mrs. D. A. Living
ston and Miss Ada Meyers.
Due TO the unpleasant weather OF
Wednesday, the social meeting of the
Bee Hive club which was 20 have
been held at Howard park met at
the home Of Mrs. George Biek, 729
Blaine av. Following the pot luck
dinner served at noon the time was
devoted to quilting. Fourteen mem
bers were In attendance. Mrs l.. NJ
Knight, 513 Z. South ST.. will enter
tain the club at the next meeting
announced for Sept. 1.
Mrs. Mary Obenchain, 1921 Miami
st. was hostess to II members of the
Pleasant View w. C. T. U. Wednes-
day at an all day meeting. Follow.
ing the pot luck dinner served al
noon a program was rendered and
was IN charge of Mrs. z. J. Sud
darth. A brief business meeting was
held. Another meeting will be held
Sept 81 at the home of Mrs. Sud
darth. 319 Laporte av.
An unusually delightful social
afternoon featured the regular meet
ing OF the Jolly Crochet club which
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Henry Henning, n
Johnson st. The afternoon was de-
voted to needlework and closed with
a luncheon served at a table laid for
10 members and two guests, includ-
ing Miss Anna Hollis of Detroit
Mich, who is the guest of Mrs.
Frank Smith. Garden flowers deco
rated the table. Mrs. Frank Smith,
1925 y. Adams St, will entertain the
club IN two weeks.
Needlework was the diversion OF
the social afternoon enjoyed by mem
bers of the Fancy Needleworkers
club who met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. John Lacombe
Diamond av. Refreshments were
served at the close of the afternoon
to nine members and one guest
The next meeting will be held Aug
81 with Mrs. Frank Ditz. lois E.
Bowman st.
Thirty-eight members of the
Ladies Aid society Of the Holy Trim
tty English Lutheran church enjoyed
an outing at the summer home OF
Mrs. b. A. Macdonald at Eagle lake
Mich, Wednesday afternoon The
guests motored TO the lake where
boating and other outdoor sports
occupied the time. A pot luck pic
Mo supper was served and the return
trip was made by moonlight. The
next meeting will be in the nature
OF rally at the home of Mrs. John
Wolf, 7S7 f. Indiana av.. Sept. s.
Plans were formulated fO- a TRIP
70 Michigan City on next Sunday by
members of the Twin City Sewing
circle who were entertained Wednes-
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