South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-19

vcrslty. Miss Dorothy Edwards. 6f2
y. ST. Joseph st. entertained We'd
nesday evening. Dancing was the
feature OF the evening and at 10
o'clock a three-course luncheon was
served 90 IS guests at a carefully
appointed table bearing a lovely
centerpiece OF American Beauty
roses.
Mrs. r. =. Chaplin. Forest av.. was
hostess at ! o'clock luncheon
Wednesday 20 the mem bers OF the
Wednesday club. She was assisted
by Mrs i. r. Austin. Mrs. Carl
Ross and Miss Mary Chaplin. Gov
crs were placed for 10 at an attract
iyc table bearing pink candles i'm
silver holders and conferred with
Tdnk sweet peas. Following the
luncheon, Miss Mae Waiworth talk
ed on The Works of Roger Bah
SON" The next meeting Of the club
viii be held on the afternoon of
Feb. / at the home OF Mrs. L r.
Austin, Ashland av.
The Centennial club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Edward Weaver. 1880
High 81. Ten members were pres
ent In two contests, the favors
weer won by Mrs. Arthur Miller and
Mrs. Elmer Essex. on Feb. 1 the
club Will meet with Mrs. II. Dens-
low. sos S. Main ST.
The Fancy Needleworkers' club
met Wednesday afternoon az the
home of Mrs Frank Reaves. 233 +.
Donald 81. The afternoon was spent
socially and light refreshments were
served. The club will be entertain
ed on Feb. I at the home OF Mrs.
Chester Van Arsder. 212 z. Dayton
ST.
Eighteen members of the Ayuda-
dora circle were entertained We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. George Butzbach. 631 S. St
Joseph ST. After "A short business
meeting the afternoon was spent
socially and light refreshments
were served On next Wednesday
afternoon the club will sew at the
Orphans Home and on Feb. 1 Mrs
J. Malmberg. W. LaSalle av., viii
be hostess to thee Tub.
Mrs. Albert Wright, I'll Marietta
st.. entertained the members Of the
{ Independent club Wednesday after
noon I'm celebration of Mrs. Dorothy
Keller's birthday anniversary. A
I
members and in a contest the favor
was given TO Mrs John Shenenber-
ger. ON Feb. /, Mrs. Edgar Van
derhof. South ST., will be hostess to
the club.
The Woman's Literary club met
I Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Glenn Shidler, 1913 Z. jefferson
blvd. THE Life Of Queen Victoria"
I was reviewed by Mrs Martha Cha
I pin. after a short business session.
/ The club will be entertained at
/ luncheon on the afternoon of Feb.
I L, at the home of Mrs. w. +. Miller.
T w. Navarro st.
The Lafayette thimble was enter
| tanned Wednesday afternoon az the
/ home of Mrs. Charles Pearson, 1885
/ Woodward av. Ten members re-
/ sponded 10 the roll call with currant
I events and the afternoon was spent
at needlework. The club will meet
on Feb. 1. at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Smith. Keasey ST.
Mrs. Earl Hummer, delegate to
/ the World Purity Conference, held
at Chicago Dec. p. IS and 29. ad-
I dressed the members of the Flor
/ ence Crittenden circle at their reg
/ ular monthly meeting held Wednes-
/ day afternoon at the Y. W. c. A.
\ During the business meeting, re-
ports of the past months work were
/ given, together with the special
work done by the committee in
charge OF the Christmas gifts given
10 6S girls. The circle will hold
their next meeting on Feb. Is al
/ the Y. ". c. 4.
Miss Nellie DeWells, 715 WegneI
ST., entertained the A. W. A. clut
at her home Tuesday evening. There
I
I Bertha Cauham was admitted tC
:he club membership and Miss Agne,
Rebaor was the guest Of honor
After a short business meeting the
evening was spent socially and Iigh
\ refreshments were served. Mrs
BESSIE Emmons. 315 W. Madison st.
/ vii entertain the club on Jan. 81.
Miss Mollie Kathryn Freeh. an
( ". Madison st. entertained 30 OF
her girl friends Tuesday afternoon
in honor of her 18th birthday an
nive-sary. The time was spent ii
games, music and contests. Mar.
,Orie Harper pleased with her dance
Alice Blue Gown" and Betty Anna
Harper also gave two dances. Iigh
refreshments were served.
Miss Lillian Dietz lis y. Walnut
ST.. entertained the Juniors and sen