South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-07

society Of The Grace " saurch
held an afternoon meeting at the
church parlors Thursday az 2.a0
o'clock Mrs Homer r ggort had
charge Of the program Mrs C..
Valz and Mrs kale had charge Of
the devotlonals After "a short bust
ness melting a musical program was
given as follows. Piano solos by
Miss Mardel HudebranG. vocal solo
and reading by Mrs L. Titus coraet
solo by Miss Vera Roberts accom-
panied by her brother Daily Rob
erts. During the social hour light
refreshments were served 20 rs
guests. The hostesses for the after
noon were Mrs II. Smith. Mrs "
Bassett Mrs. r. Gilen. Mrs. G. Cliff
ford. Mrs g Wall. Mrs II Lang
Mrs W. Hennen. Mrs. A. G. Venue
berg Mrs. l. D. Searles and Mrs. j.
Sailor
Ten members Of the Shamrock
club enjoyed an afternoon meeting
Thursday az the home Of 5Irs. Ella
MCGEE. 49, W. Madison ST. The
time was spent socially and in a con
test the favors were won by Mrs
Josephine Ieveque and Mrs. John
DeGrass. Light refreshments were
served. In two weeks the club will
be entertained at the home of Mrs.
Steve Barcomc, Miner ST.
The Woman's Missionary society
Of the Harris Prairie Christian
church met Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs ID. l.. Mace. Doug
las I'd Fifteen members were pre-
sent and the devOtionals were led by
T. n Remley Mrs T. NJ LOngley,
who was the leader OF the after
noon. gave talk on Industrial and
Social Problems in Japan" and
Mrs. Harry Metzger read a paper
on Japan and Its Interesting PeO-
Pile" The assisting hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs NJ. J. CAL
breath and Mrs. Harry Metzger.
The next meeting of the society will
be held Aug at the home Of Mrs.
Charles Fuller, Edwardsburg I'd.
The Philathea class OF the First
Methodist church enjoyed a picnic
supper at s o'clock last evening at
PotawatOmi park. Twenty members
OF the class, Of which Mrs. o..
Julian is the teacher. were present.
Following the supper the regular
business meeting was held and the
remainder Of the evening spent in
formally
Mr. and Mrs George NJ. Witwer
f. jefferson blvd. entertained with
a family dinner Thursday noon at
the Robertson Tea room. The table
was centered with a cluster OF pink
roses. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs Alexander Ironsides, OF
Hastings. Mich, and Mr.. and Mrs
William Ironsides, Of Shanghai
China.
Mrs o. Compton. 21S F. Broad
way. Misha waka was hostess Thurs
day afternoon TO the members Of
the Twin city Sewing Circle. Needle
work occupied the greater part OF
/ the afternoon and in a contest
I each member won a favor At the
close OF the afternoon a two course
( luncheon was served TO II mem
\ beers In two weeks the club will
\ be entertained at the home Of Mrs.
\ J.. L. Guy. 231 Seventh st. Misha-
waka
Announcem ent has been made OF
/ the marriage OF Mrs Helen Knight
/ sos y. Scott ST.. and Clifford Cassidy
son of Mr. and Mrs. William Cassidy
/ 713 W. LaSalle av.. which took place
June 27 at Marshall. Mich Mr. and
Mrs. Cassidy viii reside I'm South
. Bend.
The regular meeting OF the Court
Of Honor was held at Sticks hal
Wednesday evening with "a member:
present Plans were made for the
annual picnic TO be held Aug 9. the
place TO be announced later The
regular initiation will be held July
10 at Sticks hail.
The Helena Rebekah Circle No
-. 1. O. o. F. held their installation
of officers Wednesday evening with
So members present. Mrs. Rather
ine Kies acting as the installing on
Ger. installed the following new Off
Gers: Noble grand, Miss Phyllis
Boyer; vice grand. Mrs Lilliar
Jamasck. recording secretary. Mrs
Bertha Barnard; chaplain. Mrs