South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23

Miss Jessie Auus and Mrs. J. Yeag-
,ey
The Fancy Needleworkers club
was entertained Wednesday after
noon az the home OF Mrs. Earl RIOS
br0u. rs w Bronson St Music
and contests featured the afternoon,
the favors being won b. Mrs. J.
Clemans and Mrs. John Spencer.
During the business meeting Mrs.
Metz was admitted TO the club as
mem Der. Luncheon was served %
IA guests. In two weeks the club
viii meet with Mrs. John LaCombe,
SIC Diamond av.
twenty-five members Of the Child
Conservation League met Wednes-
Gay afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. ". !. Chamberlain,
72f Portage av., 10 hear Rev. a. T.
Monger discuss The OUt-of-Town
Girl Who Lives In Our City" Fol
lowing the address. a social hour
was enjoyed The next meeting viii
be announced at later date.
The Ladies Aid Of St. Matthews
Catholic church held an afternoon
meeting wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. r. Lineback. 233 Dayton st.
Twenty members were pre-
sent and during the business session
plans were completed for the church
bazaar The remainder OF the aft
erroon was spent with needleworll
III Naf inc
The place of the next meeting will
he announced later.
Mrs. r. A. Bryan. 1925 f. Jeffer-
son blvd. charmingly entertained
Wednesday afternoon with the sec
ond in the series Of buffet luncheons
which she is giving at her home.
The affair honored Mrs. Leo Mac
( Laughlin. Of Pasadena, Cal. who IS
/ the house guest Of Mrs. Bryan. other
] out of town guests were Mrs. James
I l.. Gardiner, Of Chicago and Mrs. A.
IT, stephenson, of Grand Rapids,
| Mich Chrysa nthemums and roses
were effectively used for the decOra-
tion Of the home and the luncheon
! table Thirty guests were entertain
I ed.
Miss Charlotte White. a bride OF
next week, was again honored Tues
day afternoon with a luncheon Civ
en- by Mrs John r. Humble, 1905
T. Washington av. for a group Of
her intimate friends. a suggestion
of yellow and purple was noticed in
the appointments Of the luncheon
table, the Centerpiece being purple
and yellow pom pons arranged in a
vase of amethyst crystal with candle
sticks to match holding lighted tap
/ ers OF yellow.
4 card club was organized Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Louis Kuritzky. 1918 Z. Miner st.
To viii be known as the Pouyanna
club and VIII meet every two weeks
on Tuesday afternoon. The next
meeting 10 be with Mrs Milton Ru-
ben. 1922 +. Miner st. The mem
hers of the club are Mesdames L..
Gross. l.. KuritzEy. NJ. Shapero. NJ.
/ Ruben, 1. Fischer, y. BerlOw, Nj.
S,utsky and l.. Frazen.
The Oso Jolly BuncO club was en-
tertained Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Clara May Tippey,
/ Notre Dame av. An election of Of
dcers was held resulting in Miss
Martha Taylor being chosen presi-
dent. Mise Dorothy Davis, secretary
and Miss Clara Tippey treasurer.
The evening was spent playing bun
co. the favors being won by Miss
Ruth Anderson and Miss Jessie
Kutsher. The next meeting viii be
held in two weeks with Miss Ruth
Eertch, + Washington av.
Mr.. and Mrs. George a. ZeheIner.
STA Z. Sorin ST.. entertained for
their daughter. Miss Ruby Mae
Zehedner. whose engagement was
recently announced 20 Russell Hepler.
! The guests numbering % were mem
beers Of Miss Zehedner's Sunday
( school class. The evening was spent
informally and with contests the