South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-04

way. james west Leo West. Pauline |
Kern. Inez Price Floyd Price. VII
lard Suzdcrf. Pear Jerard. Dorothy
Hariz. Richard Palmer. Geraldine
Palmer, Betty summergill. Herbert
Summergiu Jr, Joseph r. Williams.
jr Helen williams John Kreoe.
Esther Krepe and Charles Williams.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Port
age chapel met az the church wed
uesday afternoon for the regular
monthly business meeting. The
program Of the afternoon was
opened with roll call responded 20
with helpful thoughts given by the
members An interesting paper
was written and read by Mrs. VII
liam ellis A social hour was en-
joyed A family night viii be given
by the society on the evening Of
May 10 az the church and the next
regular meeting will take place at
the same place on the afternoon of
June %.
The members Of the Pythian Tea
met Wednesday afternoon IN the X.
Of = hall Thirty members were
present and the time was spent So
c.ally In a contest the favor was
awarded 10 Mrs. Rose Mclaughlin.
A buffet luncheon was served. the
hostesses in charge being Mrs Lii
Ian LaHomadieu Mrs. Eva Kraus.
Mrs Ella Harris and Mrs Grace
Rupe The society will meet again
IN two weeks
The Mothers club Of the Henry
studebaker school held an after
noon meeting in the school audi
tcrium Wednesday afternoon A
special Mothers Day program was
given which consisted of an inter-
esting t2lk by Miss Martin Of Chi
cago. on the subject, Nursing as
Profession. musical selections by
tho pupils Of the "a grades: ad-
dress. A Tribute 10 Mothers by
Rev A. Meister. recitation. by Rich
ard Reinoehl. and a duet by Mrs. G.
Heidman and Rev. Meister Light
refreshments were served during
the social hour which was in charge
ofMesdames c. A. Perkins, Mrs. c.
Ruddick, Mrs. Batson Mrs. Harvey
Perkins, Mrs. Weber and Mrs.
Evans.
A surprise party was given Tues
day evening in honor of Miss Agnes
CUPinsh. 1881 Prairie av., who is
leaving next Sunday for Oregon and
other points west. The house was
beautifully decorated with tulips
and ferns and an informal musical
program by r. Hauck. violinist
Saddison, vocalist. was enjoyed.
Luncheon was served late in the
evening. The guests were Mrs. c.
Hauck. Mrs S. Miller. Mrs. D. Over
meyer the Misses Genevieve and
Thresa CUpinski. Miss Myrtle Saddi-
son, Miss Irene Darch, Miss Mary
Manure, Miss Anna Shuba Miss
Hattie Pasket Miss Gertrude Truax,
Miss Orpha Showers, Miss Esther
Swanson and Richard Hauck.
The Perley Parent-Teachers club
met at the school at PAS o'clock
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by Mrs. Hugh Dunnahoo; a reading
by Mrs. w G. Wegner; and Tooth
Brush and Handkerchief" drill
given by the pupils of the school un-
der the direction of Miss z. Douglass
were included in the interesting pro-
gram. The teachers of the school
were the hostesses for the after
noon
The Auten ". RI c.. No. IA. met
/ in regular session Tuesday evening al
the old court house with 40 mem
hers present. One application was
read. After the business session a
reception was given Mrs. Emma
. Holmes who left Wednesday TO make
her future home at Davenport,
Iowa. The corps presented Mrs.
Holmes with a gift of rem embrance.
Announcement is made of the en-
+ sagement Of Miss Luree Fisher of
this city. granddaughter of Mrs.
/ Nancy Palmeter of Wakarusa, Ind
and Lawrence J. Banke Of Washing
ton. u. c. The marriage will take
\ place Nov II at Wakarusa.
Rev. and Mrs Mentor O. Herman.
were given a reception by the mem
bers of the congregation of the
Grace Evangelical church Tuesday
evening Rev. Herman. formerly of
Salina. O.. has recently taken the
pastorate of the Grace Evangelical
church. supper was served at G