South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-25


trict: a vocal solo by Mrs. W. r.
Fisher. a talk on The Fauntleroy
Home" was given by Mrs. L. z.
Snyder. a reading BY Mrs. ralph
Kellar Of New Carlisle The newly
elected officers are Mrs. Harry
Mathews OF Center township Home
Economies club. county chairman:
Mrs. George C. Wenger OF Sump-
ton Prairie Home Economies club,
vice-chairman; Mrs. Emmett Web
ster. representing four federated
clubs OF South Bend, county secrs-
tary. Mrs. Pose Wykof OF the Delta
Beta Phi Of New Carlisle. county
treasurer.
The Ever Ready class OF West
minister Presbyterian church met
Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. +. r Montague. COS Sherman
av. The assisting hostesses were
Mrs. A. Dodge. Mrs. L. r Martin.
and Mrs. August Meyers. After a
short business session the afternoon
was spent socially. a buffet luncheon
being served 20 50 guests from an at
tractive table bearing a French
bouquet OF pink sweet peas and
fresia. The next meeting OF the
class will be held on the afternoon
OF March 81, the place to be later
announced.
The third OF a series Of affairs
given by the members OF the Delta
Theta Tau sorority was the Wash
ington birthday party given Thurs
day evening by Misses Eleanor and
Lois Rolon, at their home. 1917
Lawndale av. Games and contests
were featured. the favors in the lat
ter being won by Mrs. j. E Ramsay
and Miss Carmen Longstreth.
Luncheon was served TO % guests
Mrs. Fred Loughman, lib LIN
coin way f. assisted by Or. Alta NJ.
Boram and Mrs. William Hege, en-
tertained Friday afternoon the
members of the Norman Eddy Sew
ing circle. In a contest the favor
was won by Mrs Richard Graf. a
very delightful program was given,
Mrs. James Loughman, accompanied
by Mrs. Graf: a reading by Mrs. c.
G. BouDurant; a vocal number by
Mrs. William Hege and a piano
number by Mrs. Richard Graf. Sew
eraI dances by little Katherine Ann
Loughman and a reading by Miss
Genevieve Rulo completed the pro-
gram. A basket of tulips conferred
the table, from which a buffet
luncheon was served 20 35 members.
In two weeks the circle will meet in
K. of p hall.
The Waneta Sewing circle met
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Emma Chreist. 149 w. Wayne
st. Twelve members we're present
During the business meeting. ar
rangements were completed for a
card party 70 be held on the after
noon Of March at w. o. w. hall.
The remainder Of the afternoon was
spent socially and in a contest the
favors were won by Mrs. Maggie
Faulkner and Mrs. Dora Ca son.
The next meeting will be held March
10, the place 10 be announced later.
The Rus Cea sorority entertained
Thursday evening with a formal
dance a the Indiana club. The Big
Five orchestra played the program
Of dances for about 100 guests. The
oUt-of-town guests were Miss Gene
We've Lewis OF Fort Wayne, Ind,
Miss Rosmond Guttlo OF Chicago,
Miss Marian Lee Of Erie. Pa. Judge
Jennings Vurpillat. dean OF the law
school at Notre Dame university
and Mrs Vurpillat. were guests OF
honor
The Indiana University clubs en-
tertained Friday evening a. an in
formal dance. 4 feature OF the eve
ming was a cotillion led by c. Nc
COnneil. OF Chicago. Steimrichis
orchestra played the progra IN Of
dances for about 100 guests. The at
fair was strictly confined 10 mem
bers Of the two clubs.
The Fellowship class Of the First
Baptist church entertained with a
Washington birthday party in the
church parlors Thursday evening.
The hosts and hostesses for the af-
fair included Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Voor-
heis. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mcknight
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Rogers.
The paricrs were attractvely dec
GRATED with flags and other sugges-
tions OF the holiday. In the con-
tests the favors were awarded TO
DR.. L. s. Davis, B. J. Andrews and
r. D. Hart. Refreshments were
served 10 SO guests.
The members OF the POlly4nna
class OF the Trinity NJ. Z. church
entertained with their annual ban
quet Thursday evening at Pleasant
Hill farm The table was attrac-
lively conferred with red roses and
the appointments were all in keep
ing with Washington's birthday.
Favors in the form of dainty pro-