South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15


noon on the lawn 20 SIS guests The
oldest member present was T. sta
pies and the youngest Mrs G.
Brown. Games featured the after
noon.
The Jolly Nine club was enter
talned Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. T. s Tombar. 1923 ".
We shinRton av The afternoon was
spent playing whist and the favors
were won BY Mrs. s Gutstein, Mrs
r Frank and Mrs Rubins Lunch
con was served after the game 10
~ guests. Mrs. Rubins and Miss
Tr0t OF Chicago were out Of town
guests. In two weeks the club will
meet with Mrs. a. Simon. f. Bron-
son 81.
The Missionary society OF the Har-
ria Prairie Christian church held a
regular meeting Thursday afternoon
with Mrs r Z. Lowrey. Granger.
Irs F NJ Remley. the president
conducted the business session and
led IN the devotlonaIs. The topic OF
the afternoon was China" and was
ably discussed by Mrs. Harry Metz
ger. leader. Miss Belle Lowrey and
Mrs A. IT. Runkle. Refreshments
were served during the social hour.
The next meeting VIII take place
Oct. at the home OF Mrs. II j..
Longley. Edwardsburg I'd. The top
lc will be India"
The Twin city Sewing circle held
an afternoon meeting Thursday at
the home Of Mrs. L. f. Carpenter.
$50 r. Colfax av. Fifteen members
we're present and In the contests the
favors we're won by Mrs. l. Hartsel
and Mrs. Bert Spry. Luncheon was
served from a table decorated with
garden flowers In two weeks Mrs.
c. r. Harper. f Washington av.
will be hostess 10 the club.
The Foreign Missionary society Of
the Lowell Heights NJ. r. church
met Thursday afternoon I'm the
church annex. During the business
meeting the following women were
elected 10 office: Mrs. l.. $.
Vaughn. president; Mrs. George H..
Zeltner. vice-president; Mrs. Robert
Makeson, secretary; Mrs. Bert KIP
finger, treasurer; Mrs. John Roth
baUer, corresponding secretary; Mrs
". II. Huber, treasurer Of the Mar
tabee fund and Mrs. George II. Zelt-
ner. reporter. The next meeting
VIII be held the same place oct. H.
As a courtesy TO Miss Jane New
bre Of Omaha, Neb., who IS the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George Rob
ertson. Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert WOLF,
1903 E. Washington av., entertained
a few young people last evening
who are leaving sOoE for college.
The affair also honored George
IT. who returns TO the
Of Illinois.
Party reservations for dinner at
the Chain % Lakes Country club
we're made last evening by l. T..
Hardy for six guests and Iohn
schaub for five guests.
Mrs. II. Clifton Kinds, 1S45 WILDER
St. delightfully."- entertained at
children's party Thursday afternoon
in honor of the third birthday an
Of her son, Charles Clifton
The hours were from 3 un
til S o'clock, and the time was spent
with games. Refreshments were
served in the garden, the little guests
being seated in a circle with a min
iature windmill marking the place OF
each. Small baskets of candy were
also given as favOrs. The mothers
OF the guests enjoyed tea at 4 o'clock
which was served from the table
centered with the birthday cake.
The guests included Mary Ellen
Chrisman. Lucy COtter. Betty Lou
Helen Zigler. Jane Terry.
Meredith Mcdonald. Janice Harter,
Virginia Voght, Betty Harpel, Sus-
anne West. Ann and Ruth Huston
Julia Swintz, Mary Louise Morse.
Betty WOolvertCn, Marjorie VOght
Gean Lower, Jack Chrismau. King
William HOyt, Gene
Shambleau, Norman Shamb!eau.
Marc Prass, Don Elbel. Gilbert jay.
John Fox. Raymond Melbourne,
Richard Schaub. Charles Bucher,
Albert Collins. Barthel Besinger,
Mort Reed, Jr., James Williamson,
Gene Miller. Dean sherman. Harold