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

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ss- During the afternoon Rev. a
~ Eeok presented red0luii0ns IN
behalf of p deceased member of the
society During the social hour light
treatments were served 10 so
members Mrs Charles Cordtz of
Duluth Mimi was an out-of-town
ereHt
THE members OF the Beehive club
met Thursday afternoon AT the home
OF Mrs Roy Eyer 800 y. Notre
Dame av Ncedlework occupied the
afternoon and during the social
hour contest was held. the favors
being awarded to Mrs John Glsvin
Mrs George Beik Mrs George
Remuo and Mrs. A. Harrington. 4
buffet luncheon was served 20 ;
guests. Mrs. Harrington OF Elkhart.
Ind was an out of town guest. on
March is the CLUB VIII meet with
Mrs Ralph Quimby. 7Q5 y Eddy ST.
The ladies Aid society Of the
Gloria Del swedish church met on
Thursday afternoon I'M the church
parlor= 4 short musical program
was given together with several
readings The hostesses FOR the
afternoon were Mrs Victor Edstrom
and Mrs. August Olhard The next
meeting wiz oe held ON April in
the church pariors.
Mrs. j. +. Toms. $50 y. Scott St,
assisted bv Mrs S. S. Gill ana Mrs
/ " Seybold. entertained the mem bcrs
Of tho Womlu's Missionary society
+ OF tho Westminster Presbyterian
/ church Thursday afternoon. The
/ dcvotional- were led by Mrs. S
/ Head. while the topic of the after
7 noon was t'Our Newest Field" Mrs
/ r.. IT, Montague presented conditions
I Dos the philippines from letter of
/ two missionaries. Mr. and Mrs w
! H. smith. who are working there
/ Foreigners I'm America" was the
/ subject of a paper read by Mrs. T
| r. GiIlin while Mrs Daniel Rich
read two letters from Mrs. Laura
/ Fuller Davis. a missionary i'm Ess;
Africa 4 social hour followed. The
Z next meeting will be held on April
/ 8 at the home of Mrs. W +. Bur
/ hans 905 Sherman av.
I'm celebration of the birthday an
|uversary of Mrs William Calvert
/ W Washington av.. the members OF
| the Eureka club entertained at her
home Thursday afternoon. The
I time was spent socially and AN inn
I aromptu musical program was rem
\ dcred. Spring flowers were used for
! the centerpieCe from which buffet
luncheon was served to IA guests.
+ \ charming affair OF "Wednesday
was the dinner given at Z o'clock
I by Mr.. and Mrs. James oliver III. in
! the Gold room Of the Oliver hote
I for the young married set Place:
we're laid for 20 guests at the table
Icentered with a silver bowl of pink
tulips and roses. which was lighted
\ with silver shaded candles in silver
I holders. Small vases of silver In
which were arranged tulips and rose.
completed the lovely effect
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Cowgirl who
we're married last Saturday wer,
7 houored Wed nesday evening with
reception given at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles +. Cowgirl, 223 w
Ewing av. The home was made at
7 tractive with spring flowers, palm!
and ferns Music was furnished
during the evening by Miss Gertrud,
/ Loran. pianist, and A. Beoganhagen
violinist. a buffet luncheon wat
served 10 so guests
Mrs. Albert Cook. 1915 s. s.. 10
seph St, was hostess Wednesda!
| afternoon to the members Of tn,
| Ladies Aid society of the South Sid,
Catholic church. Plans were made
4 for a pastry sale to be held Satur
day. and the remainder of the after
noon was spent socially. Refresh
ments were served TO % members
The next meeting Will be held il
two weeks at the home of Mrs vii
liam Grau. 925 r. Donald st
Misses Marian and Marjorie Rea
sor, 712 $. Rush St. entertained .
guests informally Tuesday evening
i'm honor OF their birthday Tn
evening was spent with games. dane
ing and music. after which luncheon
was served. Among the guests wer
Mr. and Mrs. O. a. Swartz and son
Ldther. of Elkhart, Mr.. and Mrs
z William E. Miller of Plymouth
NebT
The monthly meeting of the Phila
thea and Baraca classes of the FRS
Baptist church was held az tn
church Tuesday evening. supper wa
served at $50 30 - members. Tn
topic for discussion was What Ha
the Foreigner Brought the Unite,