South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
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Hauo-.rr 3fr ard 1lrs r .
speed who a.a leaving today for
-egu s. Carolina ~. tle wiu,er
ltr ard 2rr- George d. 0Er.er.
pos O. Jr0r-or r'.d entertained
eh. eueets ~ dinner .as evening
la Country -..H.
T -nI aEIaatbrapv de-
H.1ssnf 20 taa PROGRESS club wiz
He -ues oE t1, department.
nFafrHrr tIr Late Baker Gum
S. Lafayette ra r.xt Friday at-
a-rooI ~ ep.l9u-.ea, wuirl
saE mari tte first affair 81 th~
.raslH The hours ull he from %
o..acE and fhoFe receiving wl.h
-flrs Guru a-a Mrs T. r Grecuan.
li-e-.1ea+ n -He club and the Off
rCs of the Department 3irs. FLOYD
-faiiisou. Mrs j.. Louis Ro-tiser ana
INrs Adoiph T.oo.eus
Mr and airs Richard % Morgan.
IH4- Riverside dr.. entertained at
Dinner az tho Country club last eveu-
ing al a courtesy 10 their house
guests. SIR. and Mrs. ~. j. Holm
and Mrs John j MOrken OF Jack
son. Mich. Empress Celosia was
used for the effective decoration Of
he table o. which places were lad
Cor 70 guests
Mr and Mrs. Harvey Dalton 8
ST. Joseph ST.. entertained eight
guests a. dinner Saturday evening
Ed honor Of Mrs DaltOn's cousin,
Guy Walter and Mrs. Walter 7f
1 Charleston Mich. also AIR. and Mrs.
( George King OF the same place who
are the guests OF Mr. and Mrs Karl
King or this city. The evening was
ipent Informally.
Miss Carrie landlord 522 Sixth
ST.. River Park. entertained with
ighe first OF q series of musical aft
z crnoon saturday presenting the fol-
E loving pupils in recital. June Ro-
Imine. Belle Berger Ruth Yeddler
mildred RawIeigh and Lura Belle
fkiustason. Dainty refreshments were
lServed AZ he close of the afternoon
Invitations have been issued By
frhe music department OF the South
fBend Womdu's club for Tuesday at
iternoon. ar which time they wiz pre-
bent Mrs Henry Schurmann. of In
fhiauapoHs who has been president
fof the Indiana Federation OF Music
fclubs for four years was vice presi-
ident for three years i~the president
fbf the Tuesday Musical of Indian
ibpolis and IS membcr or the board
tbf directors OF the National Fedora
= a rrnn~ rErr rrrrr I'D
ihuth AIRS Schurmann will DE Mrs
Ikvauace Krieehbaum. Mrs. Harry
IBarncs and Mrs. We're S,r3yer Ms.
ifB A.. Stewart viii be the accompan-
Ftst FOR the afternoon. Many mus
lhIaus from Stiles MishUwaka and
ffther SURROUNDING towns are expect
ied to attend this affair
En- The -Four Folders class of the First
fhrcthrcu church hc-3 the regular
lmonthly meeting Friday evening St
ikhe home OF Miss Mary Miller 1911
U.s. Fellows ST. sarah Bates Avas elect
I'D president Ward Tr0yer vice
ibresident Elizabeth Bowman Sec
fketary Mary Miller treasurer. Dor
isothy Sccrist reporter. Following
1T he business session the evening was
8e-ueu- WITH music and games ana
iherreshmrnts were served 20 90
.Eues,s The next meeting VIII he
fhunouncad ,a-er
The FelIowsbib class OF the First
..Eaptlst church held their annual
I.bauquet at the church Thursday
iievening The election of officers
Itook piece resulting Isl r. ~ Hat
being chosen president Charles
iiMumford. vice president. Mrs Peter
sGoethats secretary and treasurer.
Mrs " n Oleson. assistant teacher.
.Short talks were given by VI flasher
the teacher % she class. do T. =
llDavis and others Musical numbers
.vere given by Miss Emma Creir
fLMarv Jane W0rden and Mrs w. ID
iiOIoEor Mr.. and Mrs p vs. S-rick-
treud and AIR and Mrs. i Henry
iihad charge O' The affair Covers
fIwere laid FOR 90 members and guests
The Faithful workers Eih.e class
liaf ,he Trinity NJ T.. church me-, Fri
tIFav evening a. The home or Mrs VI
aIpraavc0rH 1890 Van Hurnr sf The