South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-17
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Before a large audience OF mem
bors and guests OF the Current
Events department Of the Progress
club. which met Monday afternoon
at O'Clock az the club house. Mrs
Nils 8 Lindqulst presented the time
iv subject. "Radium-Its Discovery
and Use" IN most interesting man
ner Nrs u. ". Tucker, who is in
charge OF the program OF the after
noon spoke briefly. Miss Julia
Lsootens told OF her experiences as
secretary 20 the superintendent OF
the Standard Chemical Nine Com
pany 20 Maturita. Colo. Mrs D W.
Tucker was in charge Of the pro-
gram - the afternoon and the chair
man. Mrs. a J.. j.. Gammack. pre-
sided a. the business meeting which
precered the program. Tho next
meeting OF the department Will be
held Jan. 90. and viii be a review Of
the January Worlds Work with
Mrs L. +. Metcalf IN charge.
Miss Rachel TolIe entertained a
Few OF her friends Saturday night at
Five-Hundred party at the home
OF her sister, Mrs. Charles Boris. 759
Portage av. Favors were won by
Mrs. Warren d. Cas-, jr.. and Mr.. 9.
Burton Barnard OF Mishawaka-
Miss Leonora Brevig favored the
guests with number OF solo selec-
lions.
The marriage Of Miss Maybell
schnaner OF Brooklyn. n. Y, and
Joseph Saboski. OF this city took
place last Saturday at high noon at
the parsonage OF the Lutheran
church. St Joseph, Mich. In the
evening a reception was given at the
home OF Mrs. Henry Briggs. 905
Harrison av.. this city. Mr.. and Mrs.
Saboski will be at home after Feb.
1. at 724 Portage av., this city.
Miss Ruby States. 215 r. Keascy
ST. entertained ten of her little
friends Saturday afternoon in cole
bSation OF her eighth birthday ami
versary. Games and music were the
diversions OF tho afternoon. In a
contest the favors were won by
Elaine Leush. Nellie States and
Schrefs Leibhardt. A two course
luncheon was served at an attractive
table decorated in pink. blue and
green.
Mrs r. J. Slindwiu. $50 Michigan
St. entertained Sunday at a 1 o'clock
luncheon in celebration Of her
niece's birthday anniversary. Miss
Helen Hall A large birthday cake
with pink lighted tapers, conferred
the attractive table at which covers
were placed for 90 guests. Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kimmick OF Elkhart,
Ind. and Miss Margaret story. Of
Fort Wayne, Ind, were the out OF
town guests.
Mrs. Anton Kowack, 1916 Lston
St. was surprised Sunday afternoon
by number of her friends. in cele-
bration OF her birthday anniversary.
Luncheon was served to Is guests
from a table made attractive with
cluster of roses and carnations.
AIRS. \. Brown OF Chicago was an
out Of town guest.
The Anti-Can't class OF the Maple
Grove Sunday school held its regu-
lar meeting at the home of Miss
Catherine Hartman Saturday even
ing. During the business session
officers were elected as follows:
Catherine Hartman. president; Haz-
81 Hummer. secretary; Jerry Auer,
treasurer; Lula Retiring. pianist
Music and games were the divers
ions OF the evening. and refresh
mcnts We're served. The next meet
ing viii be at the home Of Miss
Hazel Hummer. the date 10 be an
nounced later.
a charmingly appointed tea was
given Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. TT. A. Hoover. 22I
North shore dr. the hostess being
her sister. Mrs Charles a. Geleive.
who received 40 guests between the
hours of . and @, the honor guests
being Mrs. Belle Beahi. whose en-
gagement TO Alfred J. Klingel has
Just been announced. and Miss VIOLA
Cooper. whose marriage TO Albert
W. Holycross Will take place i'm the
spring. Mrs. Harrison Crockett
and Miss Theo Borden presided at
the tea table. which was centered
with a cluster OF pink carnations
and lighted with pink tapers in
silver holders.
During the receiving hours Miss
Car Balston entertained with VIC
lin solos. accom- panied by Miss Betty
Weigner. Miss WeiEner pleased with
vocal selections. playing her own
aCcompaniment.
Mrs. Agnes T.. Rolfc who makes
her home with Dr. and Mrs. r. d.
coon. 625 y. Main ST.. was honored
with several small social affairs last
week. preceding her departure on
Sunday for Los Angeles and Long