South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-10

the recipient OF many loFeH B4AlS
which We're drawn by the honor
guest from a large pink and white
/ basket At the close OF the eve
ming luncheon was. served 20 40
/ guests. The color motif OF the
table decorations being pink and
white and a large basket OF pink
and white carnations formed the
/ attractive centerpiece.
The elder mem ers Of the Auten
/ Relief Corps no. Il were hos@sses
/ Tuesday afternoon at a guest party
| given at their hall in the old court
house Mrs. Eliza Slower was
/ chairman Of the committee in
/ charge Of the affair. The afternoon
was spent socially and violin and
\ plano numbers formed the i'm
/ promptu musical program. Dainty
/ refreshments were served 10 40
/ guests. II the evening the regular
business meeting Of the corps was
held at the hall
Mrs Herman r. Schuen. AIS W.
! Madison ST., assisted by Mrs.
/ Charles Sleddrick, Mrs. G.. /. Ruli-
son. Mrs. William Yena, Mrs. A.
Helm and Miss Clara Dunn, enter
tanned the Woman's Home Mission
airy society Of st. Paul's Memorial
church Tuesday afternoon. The
| program which was IN charge OF
Mrs. j. L. Gardiner was as follows:
An address on Home Missions"
| presented by Mrs. Elmer Cole; a
vocal duet. Forever with the
Lord" sung by Mrs. William
Entzian and Mrs. ]. L. Decker, &C.
cOmpanied by Mrs. Earl Jester;
piano number. "LInnocent." by
Miss Marion Fish; vocal selection by
Mrs. Wallace Kreighbaum. accom-
panied by Mrs. r. r. Stewart. Dur
ing the social hour which followed
light refreshments were served to
40 members. The next meeting will
be held on the afternoon Of Nay
% at the home Of Mrs William
Maurer 1918 W Colfax av.
The south section of the wo-
mans League Of the First VI. E.
church met Tuesday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Homer Robinson,
814 Arch av. The assisting hos
tesses were Mrs. c. l. Immel. Mrs.
Harry Taylor, Mrs. S. w. Baer,
Mrs. Frank Bolton. Mrs ]. F. Bar
ham. Mrs. w. G.. Wegner Mrs. H
C. Rupe and Mrs II. A. Collier.
Following the regular business SEE
sion a social hour was enjoyed and
dainty refreshments were served to
about 40 guests. The date of the
next meeting has not yet been ret
as the north and south sections Of
the League will enjoy an all day
meeting at the home Of Mrs. F. b
Rupel some time in June.
Mrs. Edith Mcguire. 212 y. Elm
St, entertained Tuesday afternoon
the members of the Pleasure club.
The afternoon was spent playing
progressive pedro. the favors being
won by Mrs. William Squint. Mrs.
Otto Solbrig and Mrs. George Nc
Neff. A two course luncheon wss
served TO 90 guests. on the after
noon Of May %. Mrs. Joseph Mayer.
sos MiddlesborO av., will be hos
tess TO the club.
The Home Guards Of Grace VI. z.
church met Monday afternoon at
the home of Mrs William Row.
1413 S. Michigan st. The scripture
lesson was given by Esther Bashara
and Evangeline Ludlum told the
lesson story. Refreshments were
served 10 20 members. The June
meeting Will be in the form of a
picnic at Pottawatamie Park.
Miss Amor Calendar. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Calendar. Of
Niles Mich. and Vernon Rosen-
berger of this city. were married
/ at s.. Patrick's Catholic church
Tuesday morning. Rev. John f. De-
Groote, Q. s. c., officiating. Mr..
and Mrs. Rosenberger will be at
home after June 1 at 313 Tonti av.
Among the many South Blenders
who are planning extensive trips this
summer are Mr.. and Mrs c. w
Hyde. Lincoln way W. who with
their daughters Misses Mary and
Leila Hyde will leave about July 4
for a trip TO Alaska. their outgoing
journey TO include the five days visit
TO the Yellowstone National park
and their return Will include stops
at Banff and Lake Louise. They
will be absent from the city about
six weeks
DR. and Mrs Robert c. Shanklin
Riverside dr.. in company with Mrs
Shanklin's sister. Mrs Gaylan Fox
and DR.. Fox. Of Cheyenne, Wyo
Will also take the Alaskan trip, sail
ing from Seattle. July Is.
| Miss Inez Ports. SIS E. Broadway
was hostess TO the members Of the
Young Wonan's Miss onary society
OF the Grace W. f. church Monday
/ evening. Following the bushes:
session a short program was present
ed and refreshments were served
during the social hour 10 IS guests
Miss Ida Airgood. 1911 r. Dayton
/ st, entertained the L. T. BunCo club
| at her home last night. The prize:
were won by Miss Helen Kroner and
| ~<5Yg H8 EN71@TS