South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-11

SOCIETY

Mrs n. H swigart. SIS Park av-
entertained informally with thimole
Friday afternoon as a courtesy TO
Mrs NJ ". Hobart and Mrs. n. r
Bowlus OF Pemberville, o., weekend
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. Nelson l.
Jones. OF Park az. Mr. and Mrs. Ho-
bart and NJ and Mrs. Bowlus and
daughter Dorothy motOred from Penn
beryille TO South Bend Friday. They
will leave Monday for Grand Rapids
Mrs. Jones and son Robert accom-
panying them 10 remain seH eral days
The Frances Willard W. c. T. L.
WAS entertained Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs Frederick Fromm.
1916 S. Michigan st. After the devo-
tfonal exercises Mrs. +. Naftzger read
a paper entitled, Are We Giving AL
cohol It's Dues ?" Mrs. John Hively
gave q paper entitled. What Rib
bon Bow Did,. and the Rev. Noah
Platz gave a talk on Good Citizen
ship. Piano selections were rem
dered by Mrs Timothy Shanafelt.
Plans were made for a picnic TO be
held July "a at Leeper park, TO which
the families of the members are 10 be
invited. During a social hour re-
freshments we're served by the host
ess. assisted by Mrs. John Hively.
The union will meet the second Fri
day in August with Mrs. Cora Ford,
River Park.
The Independent Sewing circle Of
the First Christian church was en-
tertained very pleasantly Friday aft
ernoon by Mrs. J. A. Ward, p w.
Isasalle av During the short bust
ness meeting il was decided TO change
the name Of the circle, which will be
called simply the Sewing circle in the
future. The afternoon was spent
with needlework and dainty refresh
ments were served during a social
hour. Arrangements were made for A
picnic TO be held soon. also for a fes-
tival which the society will give
shortly.
Mrs. 6. g. Chard. sol Leland av.
entertained the Women's Missionary
society of the First Baptist church
Friday afternoon. During the brief
business session Mrs. Julia Rode was
elected secretary in the absence of
Mrs. George Bill. who was injured in
the recent street car accident. sol
lowing the business a program in
charge of Miss Cora Case was given.
Mrs Rode gave a very pleasing 500
and Miss Ina Burton "A report of the
Northern Baptist convention held at
Boston. Miss Case gave the current
events concerning Baptist missions.
followed by remarks by the Rev. &. A.
Decker. Refreshments were served
on the lawn.
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
met Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Henderson. 1114 S. Carroll
St The assisting hOstesses were Mrs.
Elliott LaHommedieu. Mrs. Frank
Jeffries and Mrs. F. J. Klein Fol-
lowing a short business meeting the
afternoon was spent with needlework.
Later Mrs. Wilton Slower rendered a
number of very pleasing piano selec-
lions and dainty refreshments were
served July "a the society will he
entertained by Mrs Mary Rulo 500
s Carroll St. assisted by Miss Jennie
Rulo. Miss Lydia Hackman and Mrs.
lgnatius Smith.
number OF young people were
entertained informally Friday evening
by Jack Studebakcr, Sunnyside in
honor of Miss Margery Sweet of Chi
CagO. who is visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Enos Kuhns. F.. Jefferson blvd.
The evening was spent Charmngly
by the young people, dancing being
the feature. Miss Sweet was also
guest of honor at a dinner given by
Charles Terry at his home on w. Col
fax av., just preceding the dance.
Dinner was served 10 ten on the ter
race at $50. Among the out-of-town
guests were Misses Marjorie and Dor
othy Spair Of Detroit
In honor Of Nelson Bowsher's 18th
birthday, J. @. Bowsher and the
Rev. H. l. Davis entertained six of
his young friends at an all day outing
al Camp Eberhart, Corey lake. The
boys returned in the evening after
very pleasant day spent with fishing,
swimming and the usual outdoor
sports.
Mrs. Eugene Dambacher. 525 s.
Follows St. pleasantly entertained
the jolly Eight Sewing circle Friday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
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