South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-24
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The Rev. and Mrs. Charles II.
Law. 24z5 S. Michigan ST.. enter
tanned the officials OF the Stuu ~ r..
church and their families Monday
evening. A short business session
preceded the following program: 4
piano solo Dy Mrs Haskell Smith,
a reading by Mrs. w j. Alien. and
two vocal solos 1y Mrs. Louis karr
and hy Harry Barber. Refreshments
We're served at the close OF the eve
ming 90 % guests.
An all-day meeting Of the vOlun-
teer class Of the Conference Memo
rial United Brethren church took
place Tuesday at the home OF Mrs
Lawrence Sayl0r. near NutwoOd. A
social hour occupied the time pre-
ccdIng the pot-luck dinner, which
was followed by a business session
at 1 O'Clock. during which the fol-
lowing officers were elected for the
coming year. Mrs. Mae Daven. pres
ident 2Irs. &. A. SlckafOCse, vice
president. Mrs. Roy Turney. secre-
tary. Mrs. vs.. NJ Moewiser. assist
ant secretary, Mrs. o. p. Maxey,
treasurer; Mrs. J.. F Gerber teacher,
and Mrs. Charles Moore. assistant
teacher. Late in the afternoon the
81 guests present enjoyed water
melon feast. on Septemb Der 20 Mrs.
Frank Mortimer. 52S 5. Columbia
az. viii entertain the club.
Miss Frances Pauline Jude. 1l5
Ohio ST.. was hostess at an Informal
party al ner home Monday evening.
At a luncheon. places were laid for
% guests. school friends Of the
hostess. Games and music were en-
joyed during the venins-
Mary Ellen Chrisman. daughter
Cf Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chrisman,
S55 PARK av.. celebrated her nth
birthday by entertaining 20 of her
little friends Tuesday afternoon.
Quantities OF garden flowers were
used for the decoration of the home
and fish pond provided favors for
each guest Florence and Jeanne
Stephenson, Of Goshen were among
the guests.
six tables were filed at Progress
sive pedro at a card party Of the
Waneta Sewing circle given Tues
day afternoon i'm the w. o. w. hall.
The committee in charge Of the ar
rangements was composed Of Mrs.
Dora Dugdale and Mrs. Cora Eft
lein. In two weeks the sewing cir
Gle viii give another card party in
the same place, Mrs. NIagsie Faux
ner and Mrs. Hilda Grehn having
been named 10 serve on the commit
tee.
Mrs Fred C. CoTield, 80 y.
Cushing St, honored her sister. Mrs.
Frederick Brettell, Of Terre Haute,
with a O'Clock luncheon Tuesday
afternoon. Covers were placed for
six guests a { table graced with a
basket Of the seasons flowers in the
variegated shades.
Mrs Andrew Weisberg. 527 w.
Colfax av.. entertained party of
guests from Niles Monday evening at
a Z o'clock dinner at the oliver. in
honor Of her sister Mrs. A. Y. AlgeO,
Of Pitsburg. Pa. Places were laid
for 10 guests at a table graCed with
the seasons flowers. The guests in
Guided Mrs. L. w. Harter. of South
Bend. and Miss Virginia White. Miss
Dorothy Echlheimer, Miss Mae COdd.
Miss Morjory Dean. Miss Helen
Forbes. and Miss Marguerite Troost,
of Niles
Mrs. Homer Robinson. S14 Arch
av wiz be hostess Thursday after
noon 20 the members OF the north
and south sections Of the Woman
league Of First Methodist church.
Miss Georgene Muessel. 407 n
Michigan St. has issued invitations
for a tea to be given Saturday after
noon at her home from Q TO 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cordray
1903 s. Michigan St.. entertained
eight guests at dinner Monday even
ing, honoriug their house guests,
AR and Mrs Orvin Turrel of New
York city. Among the guests were
Mrs r. Worlinger and son. Orvin,
nr1 Mrs II Tu~rp1 Of TTLharf