South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-15

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noon The devotionals were con
Quoted by Mrs. l.. a. Lydick. and the I
program was In charge of Mrs Guy (
Fish. Home Missions and the /.
World OF Work was the subject OF I
the chapter from the study book and !
was presented by Mrs. George Mead I
imber a paper. The Golden Rule /
in Business. was read BY Mrs. G. +. |
Pattee. An Italian recitation by
Cooke entitled "Nicolette." was
given by Miss Helen Watterson and (
was followed By a piano duet played /.
los Mrs Guy Fish and her daughter !
Miss Marion Fish. The next meet /
ing of the society will take place Z
April 10. al which time Mrs. C.. T.
Pattee. 913 W. Colfax av.. will be the
hostess.
The Young Woman's Foreign Mis-
sionary Society Of the First NJ E.
church met Tuesday evening at the
home Of Miss Lucille McFann, 719
Sherman av. The assisting host sses
were Mrs. c. ri. Kuehne, Mrs. Z. o.
Worm. Mrs Charles Z. stark and
Miss Clara Ehrhardt. After a busi-
ness session. Mrs. Kuehne read a let
ter from Miss Olive Dunn. a mis-
sionary in India. During the social
hour. light refreshments We're serV-
ed The club will meet again April
10 at the home Of Miss Minnie
Adams, S29 +. Donald ST.
The Daughters of Israel gave their
twenty annual dance Tues
day evening in the Rotary Room Of
the Oliver hotel. Harry Dennys or
chestra played the program for
dancing Of dances for about $50
couples. The cOumittee in charge
consisted of the officers of the So
ciety. which included Mrs Il Kap-
Ian. president; Mrs. S. Cohen vice
president; Mrs. Max Cohen, secre-
tary and Mrs. L. Gross. treasurer.
As a courtesy to Miss Carolyn
walbridge, who will leave soon for
Union, Neb.. to reside. Miss Dora
HershenOw, entertained the mem
bers of the faculty Of the South
Bend Conservatory at dinner at her
home, Gil California av. Monday
evening. A cluster of spring flow
ers graced the table at which were
seated Miss walbridge. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Ingersoll, Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Elbel. Miss Hazel Harris Miss
Theophila Makielski. Miss Ruth
Kise, Miss Helen Schlagel. Miss Ella
Warskow. Louis Easch and Mrs. NJ.
F Wittelle Of Chicago.
The Lincoln Literary club was en-
tertained at the home of Mrs. Emma
Reed, 1851 n. Wilbur ST Monday
afternoon. Mrs. f. ]. Suddarth had
charge OF the nature study; Mrs.
Edward Voght the history review;
Mrs. George Myler, literature: Mrs.
Vern Van Dusen, current events
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Mrs. r. Voght, 1855
Portage av., March %.
Miss Irene Goffeney was hostess
to the members Of the Rose circle
Monday evening at her home. 235 S.
St Peter ST. The eight members
present spent the evening with
fneedlework and plans were outlined
for a membership, campaign to in
crease the size of the class. Follow
ing the devotionals refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
next meeting will be held with Miss
Leona Henning. 1146 South Bend av.
Mrs John Baumgartner. 1114 W.
Colfax av.. entertained Saturday
evening in honor Of the birthday
anniversary of Mr.. Baumgartner,
the affair being in the nature OF
surprise. The evening was spent
with music and dancing and supper
was served 10 AZ guests.
Mrs. Schuyler Morris 1922 y.
Adams St, entertained with a fam
lily dinner Sunday. Among the
guests were Mr.. and Mrs H. Van
Derbeck and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Burge and daughter of Niles,
Mich and William Van Derbeck Of
Chicago.
Announcement IS made Of the
! marriage of Miss Margaret J. Acker-
/ burg. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs AL
I bNAL @AChEl Uulb VI AlANdSO anu YER
non Helmen, son of Mr.. and Mrs
/ Frederick Helmen OF this city,
which took place Saturday afternoon
at o'clock at the home Of the
I brides parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Helmen Will reside
/ I'm Chicago for the present. where
/ Mr. Helmen IS engaged in legal
work in the estate tax division OF
. the L. S treasury department
| The Baraca class Of the First
| Evangelical church held their regu-
/ lar meeting Monday evening at the
I home of Earl Clarke. 1917 y.
/ O'Brien ST. Hugh Winters had
/ charge Of the devotionals. Plans
I were made for a membership drive
I and election Of officers took place.
/ resulting in Howard Ullery being
+ chosen president: Albert Rerick,
/ vice president; Elmer Fiesenhusen.