South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-03
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a charming AFFAIR OF Tuesday
was the 1880 o'clock buffet luncheon
given hy AIRS. Hugh clifton Kinds,
1885 IS. Wilbur s-.. for the mem
bers OF the National Park Seminary
CAB The table was conferred with
= silver basket OF Darwin tulips and
jonQulIs were effectively used
throughout the home and on the
veranda. The guests included Mrs.
Norris Zg,er. Mrs. William K
Iamport. Miss Dorothy Miller, Miss
Mary Russ. luss Vern.ce EIbei. Miss
Sarah Wltwer. OF this city Mrs
william Fo5es. Mrs A. Barnhardt
and Miss Irma GOrtner. Of Goshen
Ind. The next meeting will be held
June I az the home Of Miss Gortner
in Goshen.
The members Of the Bide-a-Wee
club were entertained Tuesday al
7 O'Clock luncheon al the Robert
son Tea room. the hostesses being
Mrs Charles Momtt Mrs Theodore
Koehler and Mrs Russell Llneback
yellow daisies iu "a wicker basket
conferred 1lc table al which were
seated - guests The afternoon was
spent az the home OF Mrs. Koehler.
SO Riverside dr.. playing 900, the
favors being won los Mrs. Charles
21ohltt. Mrs Frank KnobIock and
Alra Clarence Thresh. on May 70
the CLUB VIII be entertained by Mrs
Elmer squirt Mrs. Dalton Moomaw
and Mrs. Clarence Thresh
A social afternoon at the home Of
the chairman. Mrs c.. Is. Kuehene,
i616 College ST.. marked the final
meeting Of the Mothers depart
meat OF the Progress club which
was held Tuesday afternoon The
assisting hOstesses were Mrs. w n.
Hnlman Mrs T. O.. Gross. Mrs. r.
T. .Ault Mrs James Kelley Mrs.
Clareuce Palmer. Mrs A. e. Will
Hanson Mrs T.. G.. Gerber and Mrs.
J.. 81 Carver. a short business ses-
sion preceded the program during
whtch Mrs. Leroy Spring was elect
ed treasurer 90 serve next year Two
humorous readings were given by
Mrs. G.. Stershbach and dainty re-
freshmeuts were served 90 80 menu
bers
Mrs John Campbell Riverside f.
dr.. was hostess TO 10 members of I
the Clio circle Tuesday afternoon. I
The program included papers on {
the National Parks. which were read I
6y Mrs. Walter Haser and Mrs /
John Shafer. Luncheon was serveu /
by the hostess during the social /
hour Mrs William McHenry W /
Wayne ST., viii be hostess 20 the /
Iclub IN two weeks.
The members OF the Idle Hour .
club were entertained Tuesday af- /
ternoon at the home of Mrs Ray
Littleton. $50 r. Indiana av The I.
.afternoon was spen1 socially and in I
a guessing contest the favor was
WOE by AIRS Charles Bradley The /
next vc~--luE Will be announced
later.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
'sCciety of the First NJ r. church
was entertained at the church Tues (
day afternoon by Mesdames Blueler /
r..
Pollock and HarwOod Mrs. A. p. /
Monger had charge of the program .
which was a study Of Africa The (
lesson was given by Mrs. Fred \
stretch. a reading by Mrs. Norman i
Blueler and a group OF songs by /
Mrs. Walter Fassnacht An inter /
estinE letter from a missionary In .
Burma was read by Mrs. l. J. Har- |
wood. The June meeting viii be a \
tee which VIII be given at the home .
OK Mrs. HARDWOOD Riverside dr.. /
June g.
AS courtesy 90 Mrs Robert Bas-
sett OF OswegO. y. y who is the /
house guest Of Mrs Carl Hibberd /
Mrs. Charles Hun. 400 Lamonte /
Ter. entertained a few guests in /
formally Tuesday afternoon. The /
table was made attractive with f.
spring flowers. /
Women's Catholic Order of For /
esters, s.. Patrick's court No. 1871.
entertained Tuesday evening with /
May Dancing party in the Tribune /
auditorium. Spring flowers were \
used for making the hall attractive \
and the II. and y. Society orches- /
ira furnished the music for about
leo couples The committee IN \
charge included Nfesdsr1eS Theresa !
AlacSin. Elnor Weiss. Iva Humph- /
rev. Irene Healy ard Helen Schwind. !
Hiss Elizabeth Kupferling. /
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs Simon /
Kupferling. Of Burgenland. Austria, \
and Christian Steinhofer. son OF Mr.. /
and Mrs Martin Ste!nhofer. 1715 s |
scott ST.. were married Tuesday
morning az o'clock az 81. Marys I
Catholic church. Rev. Joseph /