South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
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Houorlne Mrs. Harry ". Wallace,
tie retiring president OF the South
Bend W0man's club. the outgoing
board and the present board OF
managers entertained with a 1880
O'Clock luncheon Thursday IN the
Robertson Tea room Mrs. Wallace,
who has been president OF the club
FOR the past two years leaves soon
Tor Marshautowu Iowa Covers
were laid for % az a table conferred
With Columbia roses in a beautiful
Dutch silver basket the basket and
the flowers being later presented 20
Alrs Wallace on behalf OF the mem
lcrs Of the board By Mrs. John C.
Faxson- Mrs Granville W Zigler.
the president for the coming year
presided a. toastrnistress Toasts
we're given by Mrs. G r. Francis,
sire. Paul Berry DR.. Alta Boram.
snd Mrs. d. p. Mckee.
The Ladies Aid society OF the
English Lutheran church met
Thursday afternoon 81 the home Of
Mrs Walter Kenn edy. 1S47 Ran
dolph st. The hostess was assisted
by Mrs NJ Gerhart. During the
business session plans were made
for a weiuer roast 20 be held for
the mem bers and their husbands.
wednesday. Aug 30. az the home Of
Mrs. Rhipp Phillip Rock. 928 r.
IndiaEa av. The invitation 10
spend Wednesday. Aug IS, at the
summer home OF Mr. and Mrs. FL
mer Macdonald at Eagle lake was
accepted. Refreshments were serv-
ed during tho social hour Out OF
town guests at the meeting were
Mira Elizabeth Keck OF Butler. Pa.
and AIRS Robert Rubshsw OF Chi
oago. The next meeting which will
be in the form OF rally day will
be Thursday, Sept. z. at the home
OF Mira John Collmer. z. Colfax.
Mrs Charles Fuller, Edwards
burg I'd, was the hostess TO nine
members and Is visitors OF the
Woman's Missionary society OF the
Harris Prairie Christian church
Thursday afternoon. The president
Mr5. r. NJ. Remley, presided. The
topic was Tibet" a number Of in
teresting papers being read on the
subject. The People, Social Con-
drtions and Religious Beliefs" were
discussed by Mrs. H ]. Longley;
Physical Ministry and Educational
Work" by Mrs Roy Mace and
Transformed Lives through Christ
ian E,vangelism. by Miss Alice
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during the social hour which fol-
lowed Mrs. Remeey and Mrs.
Longley assisting the hostess. The
next meeting will be Thursday.
sept 7. at the home OF Mrs. F. b
LOwery in Granger.
The Sumption Prairie Home Eco.
Monies club met at the home OF
Mrs Arthur Grindle on the Oak
road Thursday. Dinner was served
at noon TO 40. following which the
business meeting was held. The
members responded 90 roll call by
giving humorous stories. The pro-
gram included a recitation. Those
Piper Young Uns." by Frances Cook
a paper The Great American
Fraud In Patent Medicines Expos
ed" by Mrs. Ernest Rups. and a
vocal solo by Miss Dorothy DinRa
Miss Dinna was accompanied by
Miss Helen schang. The discussion
Of table etiquette was lead by Mrs.
Charles Byers. The next meeting
viii be Thursday. Sept. z, at the
home OF Mrs. Nicholas Gard and
Mrs Edward Michael. Sumption
Prairie I'd.
Claude Longley, 1885 Portage av..
was surprised Wednesday evening
BY 50 or his friends and neighbors.
The evening was spent socially with
games and contests. refreshments
being served TO the guests
The Bee Hive club held a picnic
at Lssper park Thursday. a pot
luok dinner bedng served at noon to
IL msmbers. The regular business
meeting was held IN the afternoon.
In two weeks Mrs. John Glevin.
rs Lawndaie av.. VIII be hostess to
the club.
Auten ". r. c. No. IA met IN
regular session Tuesday evening In
the Old Court house with SIS mem
bers present One new member was
balloted on Mrs. Julia Smith will
entertain the members at her cot
tage AZ Hudson lake park Aug. 16.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley HERNIA. S11I
". Thomas St, announce the en-
easement OF their daughter. Miss
Belle HERNIA. 20 Stanley GrabOnwski
son OF Mrs frank Grabonwsxi. 1922
W. Napier ~.
Mem bers or the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Gloria Del Swedish
church held pionic at POtawatomi
park Thursday. a pot luck dinner
being served at noon 10 So members
The regular business meeting wae