South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-06

crime stack. Thelma Condor. Mildred
Kennedy. Margaret Buckley and
Catherine Johns. from ST. M7rys.
Miss clara Augermeier. Louisville
KY. Miss Eileen O'Conneu. Will
meste IL. Miss Helen Profant La
porte, Ind Miss Naomi HUI Ken
daIviue. Ind
A charming tea Of which Mrs.
Warren Miller, SPA E Jefferson
blvd. was hostess Friday afternoon.
marked the final meeting OF the
art department: Of the South Benz
W0man's club. Thirty-four mem
I bers were present. The program
was devoted to the work and ~,
Of the Spanish artist. Sorola. Mrs.
Miller presenting the subject to-
sether with an exhibit of prints from
/ the art institute Of Chicago Fol-
lowing Mrs. Miller's talk. Mrs r.
4 AI Hutchinson. accompanied by
7 Mrs Floyd Gaumer sang Long
! ing" which was written by Mrs.
: Gaumer. Miss Wilda Shonts play
led the violin oblisatO to the selec-
! ton As an encore For / Am AL
ways In Love With You was su1g
by Mrs Hutchinson This song also
, was written by Mrs. Gaumer. The
4 tea-ta5le at which Mrs. William ".
: ProhascO and Mrs. Lydie Sawyec
+ presided was graced with a mound
ofpurple l.,acs and Columbia roses
Spring flowers were used effectively
i'm the decorati Of the reception
and drawing rooms Mrs Miller
has served as chairman for the past
year. The other officers were Mrs
/ Probasco. vice-chairman and Mrs.
Lydie Sawyer, ecretary-treasurer.
As a courtesy to Miss Neva Good
rich whose marriage to Franklin
Barber viii take place this afte.-
noon at 4:40 o'clock at Hope Pres
byterian church. Miss Nettie Burt
Mishawaka av.. entertained Friday
evening at o'clock dinner. Pink
sweet peas in a silver basket form
ed the novelty centerpiece Of the
table and pink tapers in silver hold
ers completed the appointments.
I Covers were placed for 10 guests
Inc IliHSlOuuIE department VI lllt
First Presbyterian church was en-
tertained Friday afternoon in the
church parlors. The hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs. ". 3. Sto-
yer. Mrs. II. G. Schock. Mrs W. X.
MdHenry. and Mrs F. NJ Hatcn.
Mrs. Augusta Schurtz had charge Of
the quiet nour which was followed
| by reports given by Mrs. Mary Ron
\ inson and Mrs. r. s Chudote on the
/. Presbyterian meeting held at Rens-
selaer in April Miss Gertrude
Brown chairman Of the finance com
! mittee. read an article entitled Elk
, hibit A." from one Of the mission
airy magazines An instructive talk
In Japan" was presented by Miss
! Charlotte Partridge. The next meet.
ing will be held in the church par
Tors June 2. at which time Rev A.
- c.. Mcclure Will talk on "Present
s Day Conditions in Checko- Slovakia %
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=, The Ideal Embroidery club was
S entertained Friday afternoon al the
q home of Mrs. Tresa Lobaugh, 4O8
3 s. Lafayette blvd Needlework was
s the diversion or the afternoon and
. at its close a buffet luncheon was
- served 10 Is members. spring flow
+. ers being used for the table decora-
, lions. on the afternoon of May 10
the club will meet with Mrs H r.
Lobaugh. 224 S St Louis blvd.
/ Mrs. L. ]. Harwood, assisted by
A -
| Mrs c. +. Busard and Mrs. d. k
| Splitter. entertained the members Of
/ the Worth While circle of the First
J VI. L. church Friday afternoon at az
| informa! tea. Forty guests were re-
/ ceived between the hours Of three
| and five O'clock Presiding at tn,
tea table made attractive with a
basket OF spring flowers was Mrs
Fred Woodward. The next meeting
! will be held June ., the place to b,
announced later
The Woman's society Of the Firs
/ Baptist church met at 2:30 O'CLOCK
in the church parlors Friday after
noon. The hostesses were Mrs. s
G.. Chard Mrs A Kenyon. Mrs G
/
A. the business meeting w. II
| Schock presided and the officers fol
the coming year were elected Thos,
| appointed to serve were Mrs L. s
! Davis. president Mrs. T. a Free
| man. e-president. Mrs. y. w. Sub
| bera. secretary. and Mrs. r c. Turk
treasurer. The program OF the aft
! ernoon consisted OF talks by Mrs
Maude Huntinser and Mrs Georg,
Bell on the subject. China" Tw'
piano numbers were given by Mis-
Harriet Kemper. During the socia
hour light refreshments were served
% so guests.
The Woman's Foreign M.ssionar!
/ society Of the Grace NJ. L. church
! entertained their husbands in tn
| evening at the church parlors. Th'
| playlet. The Honorable Mrs. Ling
| Conversion" was presented by IN,
| members and the remainder of th'
| evening was spent socially
II The Friday Friendship club me
| Friday afternoon at the home O
! Mrs. TT. Y. Russell. 10 W. Wakew.
! av. a cooking demonstration feat
! ured the meeting and later a socia
= hour was enjoyed and light refresh
ments were served 20 IS member
and three guests. The time ans
place Of the next meeting Will b'
announced az later date.
The Thursday Sunshine club ne
at the home Of Mrs. w. BOettchci