South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-21

Orlo Deahl. Three directors will be
i chosen from the following list. Mrs.
. r. T.. Thompson. Miss Maude Heath.
Mrs. 7. Z. Nicely. Mrs Lucian Sny-
der Mrs. Thomas Walsh and Mrs.
Richard r. Kuehn.
Another important affair I'm club
circles for Saturday afternoon is the
| tea 20 be given at the South Bend
7 Woman's club from TO 8 by the
music and dramatic art departments
for all club members, the affair 10
honor Mrs. Edward MacDoweu Of
/ Petersboro. y. H.. who gained so
many admirers upon her appear
ance here in concert several weeks
ago. The hostesses will be the off,
GERS Of the departments including
Mrs Alfred Mailing. Mrs. John Cot
ter and Mrs. z. T. Motifs.
The members Of the Twin City
Sewing circle were delightfully."- en-
tertained Thursday afternoon at the
homo Of Mrs. George Dressler, SIS
s. Clinton ST. In tie contests the
favors were won by Mrs. +. F. De-
Baum and Mrs. George o. Snyder
A two course luncheon was served TO
10 members. The next meeting will
take place in two weeks at the home
of Mrs. James Grey, 231 Z. Seventh
st., MIsha waka.
Mrs. Frank Hiss. 615 Portage av-
was hostess TO the members Of the
Plymouth club at an all day meeting
Thursday Following a picnic dinner
which was served at noon. the an
nual election of officers took place.
Mrs Bert Thompson was elected
president. Mrs Charles McGlauthin,
vice-president Mrs. w. T. Hunt, sec
Rotary and treasurer and Mrs. Fred
Botset, reporter. In the contests the
favors were awarded Mrs. Fred Bot
set. OF Mishawaka, Mrs. Charles Coil
and Mrs o. Overlaise. of Elkhart.
An all day meeting will be held Feb.
16 at the home OF Mrs. w. l. Hunt.
The monthly business meeting Of
the Kings Daughters Bible class was
OF Misses Mildred and Emma Foeg-
ley. 1143 s. Lafayette st. The con-
test favor was won by Miss Julia
Shafer. Plans were made for pas
try sale to be held Jan. %, the place
TO be announced later. On Feb. Is
Miss Eva Seller. IT'S r. Keasey St.
will be hostess to the class.
Mrs. Charles Frazier. 1881 Lincoln
way w, Mishawaka, entertained the
members Of the Victory club Thurs
day afternoon. During the business
session the annual election of officers
took place resulting in Mrs Almira
DuBaH, being chosen president, Mrs.
Charles Rickel secretary and Mrs.
Charles Frazier, reporter. Refresh
ments were served during the social
hour to eight members and one
guest.
The Ladies Sewing circle of St.
Peters Evangelical church met at
the church Thursday afternoon with
65 members present. Refreshments
were served during the social hour
, by Mrs. II. Herman. Mrs. Paul
Wright and Mrs. Henry Herman.
= In two weeks the circle VIII meet
6 again in the church parlors the
O. hostesses to be Mrs. Hugo Weichert,
Mrs. Fred Wright and Mrs. John
Collins.
d The members of the Golden Rod
= camp. No. 1885. enjoyed a o'clock
dinner Thursday evening preceding
the installation of officers, which
was done by the Niles team, Mrs.
. 4. Henry acting as installing officer.
The following officers were installed
T Alta Bills. oracle: Marie Denny.
vice oracle; Alva Overmeyer, past
oracle; Kate Hawk, chancellor: Eta
. Nelson, inner seminal: Emma
CLriest outer seminal; Laura Kin
zie, marshall; Lillian Holser. assist
, ant marshall, Mae Couch. faith;
= Frances Wires, courage; Marie Bly,
Ter. modesty; Mildred Fabian. en-
durance: Mary Clark, trustee; Kath-
: crime Clark. captain: Ada HUH
= banker; Tille Elbel recorder;
. Gladys Unruh, marshall. A talk was
? given by the present deputy, Mrs.
I r. Nydegger, and plans were made
] for social affair Tuesday after
. noon.
, The Mary-Ann club OF the Stude-
r baker corporation entertained 80 OF
! its members at an Orrheum thea
$ ter party Thursday evening. After
, the show the Mary AIMS participated
] in luncheon at the Diana. The af-
fair was in charge of Miss Lillian
Cohen, social chairman Of the club.
2 Miss Martha Murphy entertained
Thursday evening at her home. 331
:. Franklin St. with a farewell
! marty honoring the Misses Genevieve
and Julia Everett, who leave next
week To make their home in Hol-
, land. Mich. Dancing and games were
r the diversions, the favors in the later
! being won by Miss Julia Lane. Miss
f Marie Healey, Miss Irene Healey
. and Miss Margaret Cooney. Lunch
con was served to u guests, the
table being made attractive with
Valentine suggestions.