South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23

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Festive OF Washlngton's birthday
were used 10 make the house at
tractive and buffet luncheon was
served 20 II members. The club will
meet on the afternoon OF March s
az the home OF Mrs G. A. Reum.
f29 Cottage Grove av.
The Clay and Harris Home Eco
Monies club met Wednesday at an
an day meeting al the home Of
Mrs. Flora Goehner. Edwardsburg
I'd A pot luck dinner was served
20 - members. The program OF the
afternoon was given entirely 70 the
life OF Washington. his war record
and the years spent at the White
House. Those appearing on the
program were Mrs. +. Bacon. Mrs
Byron Christian. Miss Lois BigelOw
and Mrs. Frank Schamehoern. The
club will meet on March 8 for an
afternoon meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Rudolph Zellers, Edwardsburg
road.
The Golden Rod Drill team met
with Mrs. Walter Bill. sos r. Penn
sylvania av.. Wednesday afternoon.
Twenty members were present and
the afternoon was spent socially.
In a contest the favors were won
by Mrs Arthur Hull and Mrs. Ina
Grey. on the afternoon Of March
S the team viii be entertained at
the home Of Mrs Dorothy Carpen-
ter. Mccarthy st.
The members Of the Pythian Tea
were entertained at luncheon We'd
nesday afternoon at the *. OF =.
hall. Covers were placed for so
guests at small tables bearing place
marks OF small red hatchets and
novel decorations suggestive OF a
George Washington party. The at
ternoon was spent socially and in a
guessing contest, the favor was won
by Mrs Gertrude Dietrich. The
hostesses for the afternoon were
Mrs. Rose Mclaughlin. Mrs. Winiona
Mehnert. Mrs. Dora Ingel and Mrs.
Nellie Garrison. The tea will meet
again on March at the hall and
at that time the hostesses will be
Mrs. Anna Knoll. Mrs. May Lontz,
Mrs. Louise Koehler and Mrs Ce-
leste Krause.
Honoring Miss Carolyn Walbridge.
who has served as organist for 40
years. the congregation OF the First
Baptist church entertained with
RECEPTION Tuesday evening in the
church rqrlors. Seventy-five guests
were received by the reception COM
mittee. which included DR.. and Mrs.
r. s Davis Mr. and Mrs. Q. G..
Huff Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nor
man, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Shonts and
Miss Minnie French During the
evening. Mrs. J. a. Rode. accompa-
MED by Mrs. James Cover, pleased
with several vocal solos. and Miss
Vida Shonts. accompanied by Mrs
Lorene EIbel Witwer. gave several
selections on the violin. Mrs Will
liam Shanefelt and Mrs. Arthur
Keltner poured, the table being most
attractive with its basket of Ophelia
/ roses. Miss Marcia Smith will seS-
coed Miss Walbridge as church or
/ ganist.
The Efficiency class Of Stuu Me-
I mortal church entertained with a
] Washington birthday party last
/ evening in the church parlors. The
| church was attractively decorated
| with the National colors and re-
I
+ In the contests. the favOrs were won
/ by Mrs Haskell Smith. Lloyd Lam
| berson and Louis Karr. The next
/ regular meeting of the class will be
/ held in the church parlors March 3.
The Suitsus club was entertained
7 Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
I Mrs Walter BraunsdOrf, 221 s. St.
/ Peter St The favors were won by
Mrs. A. Hauck and Mrs Frank
+ Kazel The club will entertain their
/ husbands Saturday evening at the
} home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Koch
/ Ter. 315 y. Frances st.
The Lithahni Camp Fire Girls
/ held their first anniversary party
3 4 ltoAdg evening dL the SIuQe pax Y
! school The program was opened by
\ the regular ceremonial. which was
\ followed by an interesting talk by
/ Mrs C. s Bullock. The auditorium
was attractively decorated. two wig
vans being featured The little pa
/ roOses were impersonated by Jane
Lontz and Louis Haslanger. The
! hostesses were assisted by Mrs. J.
/ Albert Harris, Mrs. Bessie Machlin.
/ Mrs A. c. Albert, Mrs. A L. Mere
I dith. Mrs Walter Erler and Miss
/ Margaret Harris.
Mrs. Ruth Patten. Miss Helen
/ Dambacher and Miss Edith Delcamp
/ entertained Tuesday evening at the
/ home of Miss Dam bacher. 525 s.
/ Fellows st. the guests being the
/ members of the L. p. class and the
/ Otterbein Guild Of Conference Me-
mortal United Brethren church The
\ evening was spent with music and
I games and refreshments were served
+ 10 40 guests.
". T. Card. 1912 ". Sample ST,
j was surprised Monday evening by II