South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14
BUCHANAN

One Of the brightest spots in the
go" clubs whole year is their an
nual Mothers Day. when each
each member brings her own or "A
borrowed mother. This event was
held at the home of Mrs. Boyle on
Wednesday afternoon. April Il.
Each guest was greeted with car
nation. The following program was
given: Club song. Michigan. Ny
Michigan: a tree contest was en-
tered into by all present; a splendid
reading was given by Miss Jane
Potts; characteristics of Grand
mothers 90 years aEO-and of to-
day. The closing song was sung 10
the tune of America" the words
written by Mrs. Leo Schram. My
Mother, 'Tis of Thee" Dainty re-
freshments were served and a very
pleasant visiting hour held. Roll
cal responses were Distinguished
Mothers" The next meeting will be
on Monday, April II. at the home of
Mrs. Jack Bishop, and will be the
las regular meeting of the club
year.
The Monday Literary club met on
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. J. b. Currier The opening
number was a selection on the Vic
trCla, accompanied by Mrs. Flora
Jennings at the piano. An interest
ing paper was given by Mrs. Emily
.Terriere on the lives of Frances Will
lard. Susan B. Anthony. and other
noted women. Mrs. Sarah 3 Smith
is noted for her wonderful book re-
views. and il was an unusual pleas
ure this time to hear about THE
Life of a Pioneer" writted by Anna
Shaw. Names OF Noted Women
were given in roll call responses.
The next meeting will be at the
home Of Mrs. Margaret Dodd.
Mrs Fletcher Lewis has returned
from St. Petersburg. Fla. where she
spent the winter with her brother
John Babcock.
Mrs. Robert Wells and little
daughter. of Chicago. are guests at
the home of her mother. Mrs. Maud
Peck.
Thelma. 13-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Sweeney OF
Liberty Heights, died early Monday
day morning she was I'm apparent
good health and was preparing to
leave the house, when she was taken
ILL., She slept in the afternoon then
became suddenly worse. dying at
abour l o'clock. Thelma was a
member of the seventh grade ire
school and was beloved by all who
knew her. She leaves her father
mother and one sister. The funeral
was held at the home Thursday af-
tcrnoon. and burial at New Carlisle.
Mrs. Nellie Boone's Sunday school
clas. Of the Christian church en-
joyed n potluck supper and social
time at the church parlors or Mon
DAY evening.
Harold Desenberg is homo from
the University Of Michigan TO spend
his Easter vacation.
Mrs. Clarence Weaver and son re-
turned TO their home I'm Glendora
las. week after spending the winter
in st. Petersburg. Fla
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Remington
and George Dalrymple are expected
homo this week fro mtheir winter
home m New Smyrna. Fla.
Miss Lulu Lyons left Monday for
Los Angeles. Calf. She expects 10
be gone several months.
The wireless demonstration to
have been given by Michael Knes-
ivicE ON Monday evening at the
Clark theater was postponed on ac-
count of the severe storm.
Mrs Louise Sanders. Ms. George
Voedish Mrs. Walter NIuessel and
two daughters. OF South Bend were
guests Sunday al the Z .. Weaver
home on Dewey av.
Richard Pears, who Il pilot Of the
searlane Isle de Luzon il on his
flight north. The party IS i'm Mem
phic. Tenn. at present. Fe reports
extremely hot weather, aid the Mis-
sissipi river getting higher each day.
While stopping in Nicl,sburc. they
ncw over the old battle fields and
many other interesting places.
Kenneth Blake enterta ned six
guests at a theater party or Tuesday
evening
George Bunker fell from a ladder
I'm Runners hardware store on Sat
u-day evening and fractured his
wrist.