South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-15
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4 farewell reception was rendered
Rev John r. DeGroote. G. s. c.. who
- leaving soon for New orleans,
La. Friday evening az the home ~
Mrs Catherine Sullivan g. Taylor So,
by the members Of the Children Of
Mary eoc!ety. Garden flowers FORMED
the effective decorations of the home
and during the evening about IS
guests were received Father De-
Groote was presented with a hundred
dollar gold piece by the society as
token Of esteem.
A branch OF the Shifters club was
organized Thursday evening at the
home or Edward Scott. 131 S. Car
roll ST. During the business meet
ing an election Of officers was held
Those appointed were Miss ROsal.a
Parker. president. Edward Scott,
vice president, Harold FOX, treasur-
or. and Miss lillian Jordan. secre-
tary. Later the members attended
the Blackstone theater after which
a supper was served 20 guests At
the home OF the host. on next wed
nesday evening the members viii
motor 10 Klinger lake. where they
viii attend the dance.
The Waneta Sewing circle was en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. James Brown. 600 s..
Michigan ST. Fourteen members
and one guest were present. officers
for the coming year were elected
during the business meeting. Mrs.
Brown was chosen president; Mrs.
John Spencer. vice president; Mrs.
O. ID. Jefries, secretary; Mrs. Peter
Denzer. treasurer and Mrs. Thomas
Carson. reporter. The remainedr OF
the afternoon was spent socially and
in the contests the favors were won
by Mrs. John Ettlein. Mrs. Minta
Brothers. Mrs Steven Clark and
Mrs. Richard Duglale on the after
noon Of july 28 the club viii meet
with Mrs Minta Brothers, 217 y.
ST. Peter st.
The Thursday Sunshine club met
at the home OF Mrs. Splitter Thurs
day afternoon. The time was spent
socially and in the contests the fav-
ors were given TO Mrs. Charlotte
Taylor and Mrs. Goldie Boetcher.
Luncheon was served. In TWO weeks
the club will enjoy a picnic at st.
Joseph. Mich
The Ladies Bible class of the
First Brethren church met Thurs
dav evening with Mrs Emma Bech-
10
teen members were present and aft
er the business meeting the even
ing was spent socially and luncheon
was served. The place Of the next
meeting Will be announced later.
HOnoring Miss Elizabeth Burton,
Of Philadelphia. Pa. and Miss Mar
ian Cady OF Pittsburgh, Pa, Miss
Marian Mulhouse entertained at
luncheon at / O'Clock at the Coun-
try club. Friday afternoon. The
guests included besides Miss Bur-
ton and Miss Cady. Miss Katheryn
Page Miss Helen Lancaster. Miss
Janet Grouse. Miss Betty Maus Miss
Helen Heller. Miss Mary Jane
Johnston. Miss Gertrude Jaquith,
Miss Betty Saline. Miss Mercy
Longloy, Miss Mary Lippincott and
Mss Petra Beck Garden flowers
formed the attractive decoration for
the luncheon table.
Miss Mary Jane Johnston, 919 w.
Colfax. entertained II of her
friends with a theatre party Thurs
day afternoon. which was followed
by tea at her home The tea table
was presided over by Miss Johnston
ard Miss Katheryn Page
Melvin AirEood. OF y. St Peter
ST.. was surprised Thursday evening
at his home By 30 of his friends in
celebration Of his birthday anniver-
sary The evening was spent with
games. music and contests the IA
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