South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-13

social hour The place Of the June
meeting viii be announced later.
Mrs Ollie Jeffries. 1911 Z. CAL
vert ST. was hostess Friday after
noon 10 the members OF the Wa
meta Sewing circle In the contests
the favOrs were won by Mrs Mag
eie Faulkner, Mrs. Peter Deuzer and
Mrs. Dora Carson Plans were
made for a card party TO be given
next Tuesday afternoon at the ".
o. W. hall The next regular meet
ing Of the club will be held on May
IS at the home OF Mrs. Fannie Spen-
Ger, 623 Birdsell 81
The Sunday school classes OF
Mrs Nash and Mrs Collar OF the
Grace NJ. r. church met Friday eve
ming at the church 10 organize a
society called the Sunshine Workers.
Fourteen members were present
and after games were played light
refreshments were served Next
month the society will enjoy a pic
ME.
A joint meeting OF the Portage
township and Mt Pleasant Home
Economics clubs was held Thursday
al the County Farm. the hostess be-
Ing Mrs. Louis Peifer Dinner was
served at noon 10 so guests follow
ing which a program was given.
The roll call was responded 10 by
verses honoring Mother and read
ings were gwen by Mrs. Ira Carpen-
. ter, Mrs Charles Bestle. Mrs Will
lam ellis and Miss Roberta Frame.
Mrs. Dora Hamilton gave an inter
esting review Of a recent trip to
Washington and the program was
concluded with community singing
The next meeting will be held June
q at Miller hall Oakra I'd.
A mother and daughter banquet
was given Thursday evening at the
Stull NJ +. church and was followed
by a splendid program. which was in
| charge Of Miss Lulu Smith. The ad-
dress Of welcome was given by Mrs
Charles Late and was responded TO
by Mrs. F. Zigler. a song. accom-
panied by Mrs Claude Young, was
! given by the daughters. a reading by
Miss Ruth Cookingham, vocal solo
Miss Fay Palmer. accompanied by
Mrs. II. Smith. reading with piano
accompaniment was given by Mrs.
". 3. Allen and Mrs. Louis Karr,
reading by Miss Lois Palmer and an
address by Mrs. s. r. Stretch was
the closing feature of the program.
The Womans Foreign and Home
Missionary societies of the sunny
side Presbyterian church held their
regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
Charles Decker sos +. Wayne st.
The devotional service was in charge
Of Mrs J. p. whiteman, readings
we're given by Mrs. NJ. NJ. Rogers and
Mrs. Sarah Henry. Mrs. b. ID Gid
den and Mrs. D. Drynon closed the
program with a vocal duet The
next meeting will be held the second
Thursday in June.
A mother and daughter party was
given Thursday evening at the First
/ Baptist church supper was served
at $50 O'Clock and was followed by
a program arranged by Mrs. c. A.
flasher and Mrs. Roy 3. Finch. A
violin solo by Miss Jane Worden,
who was accompanied by Miss Vida
Shonts. a pianologue by Miss Adele
Yates and a musical pantOmine by
the members OF Mrs. Guy Wilson's
class completed the program.
Mrs. Carl G. Anderson, was given
a surprise Thursday evening by the
women Of the congregation Of the
Gloria Del Swedish Lutheran church,
following the regular mid-week
meeting The affair was given az a
welcome 10 Mrs. Anderson In honor
OF her return from Galesburg. Ill.
where she had been in attendance
at the convention OF Missionary go
I cieties. Refreshments were served to
I 100 guests and an appropriate gift
made TO Mrs. Anderson.
The Congenial Dancing club gave
/ their final dance OF the season.
which completed their eighth year
as an organization. Thursday even
L
reelected president and q. II. Gin
! rich and reelected secretary and
treasurer. Vocal numbers were
given by Glenn Cover. who was ac-
companied by Mrs. Cover and read
ings were given by Mrs. f. J. Hill,
with piano accompaniment by Mrs
/ Fred EldredEe. The II. and y. or
chestra played the program Of
7 dances for 50 couples. The affair was
I'm charge Of Messrs Rainier, Ginrich
and Bogardus.
Miss Bernice Kuespert, $40 +.
I Bronson ST. entertained 10 guests
informally Thursday evening, dane
ling and contests being featured. The
favors were won by Miss Dorothy
Weise. Sylvester CLAUS Russell Du-
fendach and RolIin Miller.
Mr. and Mrs Philip l. Nicar. 314