South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-13

az the home OF Mrs. F.. Z. sham
1leau. 174O Misha waka av. The as
a.sting hOBtesses were Mrs. c. a.
Arnold, Mrs. r. J.1TcErlain. Mrs. OF
% COIlmer. Mrs. q. 5. TAYLOR. Mrs.
Harry Taylor. Mrs. Patrick Casey
Mrs. =. /. Hole, AIrs. George Davis,
Mrs. r. C. Rupe. During the busi-
ness session the annual election was
held resulting in the following Of
ncers being appoiuted-Mrs- Charles
Immel, president; Mrs George
Davis. president: Mrs. Harry
Taylor, secretary and Mrs Charlea
Russ treasurer During the afternoon
Mrs. Helen -. PauLsen gave an i'm
promptu talk on Child Life" Dur
ing the social hour dainty refresh
mems were served 20 40 guests.
AIiss Gladys Gaurt entertained the
members OF the Kappa Phi Sigma
sorority Thursday evening at her
home. els S. Rush ST. During the
evening Miss Gaults engagement 70
Malcolm s. Dickey, son OF Mrs. s.
T. Dickey, Of Cedar Rapids, Iowa,
was announced Miss Gault Is the
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. N
Gault. At the close OF the evening a
buffet luncheon was served % Is
guests from a table graced With a
Centerpiece Of PINK roses.
Sixteen members and one guest
we're present at the meeting OF the
Thursday club held with Mrs. Z. l.
Mossey, 500 Z. Wayne st.. Thursday
afternoon. The president, Mrs. Ira
/ Uuery. presided at the business
meeting and the roll call was res
sponded 20 with famous discoveries
A very Interesting program was
presented. Mrs. Elmer squirt read
ing two papers, the first being The
Fur Trade" the second, The Mer-
chants of the wilderness" Mrs F.
5. Webster followed with talk on
The Log House" and "Reminiscen-
ces." The next meeting win be held
oct. 10 instead Of the 26th at the
home OF Mrs. Gerpheide, Portage
av.
Mns. A. G.. Granam. SOS w. Coifax
av.. was hostess Thursday afternoon
TO the members Of no Mothers
club. The time was So Mt socially
and light refreshments were served
Among the guests was Mrs. Elliott
former member of the club but
now a resident Of Syracuse, y. Y.
The Congenial Dancing club enter
tanned with an Informal dance Thurs
day evening at the Elk's club. Fifty
couple enjoyed the program OF
dances played by the II. and n. or
chestra. The committee in charge
included Ralph Rainier and o. Gen
rich In two weeks the club will en-
terrain with another dance.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Berren of
10 I.aPorte av. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter. Mary
Elizabeth. to Matthew BUckowski.
son OF Mrla and Mrs julius Buczow
ski Of 7S5 W. Napier ST. The mar
riage will take place on November
IA at st. Stevens church.
The Sollux club opened the sea-
son Win a 4 ID NANth AGAANAAEVAA 80 80
wednesday at the College Inn OF
the Hotel LaSalle. The afternoon
was spent at the bridge tables at
the home OF Mrs. Ida HawkinsOn,
22O5 Portage av. The favOrs OF the
game were won by Mrs. Charles
Stahl and Mrs. Frank Jackson The
next meeting viii be held oct. 25
at the home Of Mrs. Herman ASKING
en- 7O9 Arch av.
Tho Congenial Thirteen club was
pleasantly entertained Thursday af-
ternoOn at the home OF Mrs. John
Foster, y. Elm ST. The diversion OF
the afternoon wa progressive euch-
n and the favors Of the game were
won by Mrs. Dora Evans Mrs. Mary
Foster and Mrs. John Foster. on
Oct. &c the cluJ viii meet with
Mrs. Joe Paskiet. 11O6 S Carroll st.
The Ladies Aid society Of Munson
chapel held an all day meeting
Thursday at the church. A pOtluck
dinner was served at noon TO 10
members and the afternoon was