South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-02

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guests were Mrs. William Gonser.
Mrs. Jennie James and Mrs Fran
Fetzer an OF North Liberty. anC
Miss Nellie seller OF MIshawska.
Mr.. and Mrs. Seller viii be al,
home az 315 vistula st. Elshart
Ind
Mrs. Bertha Cowham. 519 +. Nil
ton av., entertained the Singer Girls
club az her home Thursday night
with an April Fools party. Music
and contests were diversions Of the
evening. and favors were awarded
Miss Florence Manuel. Mrs Bertha
Mclean and Mics Mary Summervill.
Luncheon was served 20 20 guests.
Miss Leah Barbara Zuver, 1852
Portage av.. entertained with a 500
party Thursday afternoon houoring
her house guest, Miss Gladys Neal
Of Battle Creek. Mich. Two tables
were played, AID Miss Neal won the
favor. A two course luncheon was
served at the close of the afternoon
20 eight guests. Spring colors were
employed effectively in the lunch
con.
The Golden Rod Drill team held
It's regular meeting Thursday after
noon at Sticks hall A rotluck din
ner was served to "A members and
two guests. Arrangements were
made for "A card party TO be held
Saturday night April 16. which will
he open TO the public. Following the
dinner, eight tables at cards were
played Mrs G. Beach was awarded
the first prize and Mrs. Bessie Har-
baugh. the second. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks at the hall.
The officers Of the Centennial club
and their families were entertained
with o'clock dinner Thursday
night at the home OF Mrs. I. ].
Werner. 72z Dubail av. Covers were
placed for II guests at a table at
tractively appointed with spring
flowers The evening was spent with
cards.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Grace VI. +. church
met Thursday afternoon in tho
church parlors. large attendance
was present Mrs. Edith Miller and
Miss Celia Crumpacker were n
charge of the devotionals. Following
the business session, the Kings
Heralds presented a playlette en-
titled THE March Of the Mites" A
program Of music and readings was
given by the little Light Bearers.
The hostesses for the afternoon
Martha LOughman, Mrs. NJ. Rud-
duck, Mrs. j. Nicols. Mrs l. Grobe.
Mrs. A. NJ. Hildebrand. Mrs. l.. G.
Kreidler. Mrs. d. Reed. Mrs. W.
Richards. Mrs. W. Palmer and Mrs.
NJ. Mccormick. Refreshments We're
served. The next meeting will be
held on May at the church.
The Womans society of the First
Baptist church met at the home Of
Mrs. Rachael DeVaH. 734 George
av., yesterday afternoon. Assisting
Mrs. DeVall were Mrs Harvey Dali
ton and Mrs. W. II. Shonts Com
parsons of the Influence of the
Bible on the Christian and non
Christian world were given by Mrs
q. StOler and Mrs. J. Fancil. Two
very interesting letters were read by
Mrs. s. G.. Chard from Miss Melvina
Sollman. who is stationed I'm a mis-
sionary hospital in China. Miss
Sollman wrote thanking the society
for the boxes Of hospital SUPPLIES
which they had seIS and for the
three dolls dressed in American
clothes as models for the Chinese
women which had been included.
The date OF the next meeting is an
nounced for May 6. and will be held
with Mrs. Roscoe Hart, SOC y. Sixth
St, River Park.
An afternoon tea was given Fri
day by the officers Of the Woman's
society Of the Westmin-
lister Presbyterian church. The hos
tesses were Mrs. Edward Beach,
Mrs. J.. 2. Hardy, Mrs. T. :. Sparks.
Mrs. c. II. Beyrer, Mrs. G. c. Beyrer
and Mrs Claude Nash Mrs. Ted
Koehler and Mrs Charles Ivan
poured at a tea table which was
made most attractive with spring
flowers. A short program was pre-
scented during the social hour. More
than IS guests were received. The
regular meeting of the society will
take place the first Friday in May
with Mrs. NJ. T. Brickel1, 1929 Riv-
erside DIR.