South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-02

SOCIETY

a golden loving cup inscribed, Re
nembrance of friends and neighbors
70 Mr.. and Mrs Henry Elbel May l.
1850. May /, 1915" was presented 10
Mr.. and Mrs Elbel 1927 Allen ST..
Friday evening when they celebrated
their golden Wedding anniversary.
The gift came as "A surprise 10 the
host and hostess Following an i'm
formal social evening a light supper
Has served. Music was an enjoyable
feature OF the evening.
A successful social affair for the
benefit OF the Gary settlement house
Was given Friday evening by Mrs.
ludwig Blake's division Of the Home
Missionary society OF the First NJ. T..
church. The affair took place at Mrs
8lake's home on Park av. and was
t.tended by so guests. A delightful
musical program consisted Of violin
lelections by Hal g. Van Aiken; violin
md cello by Mr. Van Aiken and Miss
NoOlman: piano solo Miss Madge
Woodward. and vocal solos by Mr..
Bergman. the new leader of the First
N. r. choir. and readings by Miss
Ruby Turner OF the Columbia School
81 Expression. Following the pro-
gram dainty refreshments were served.
Mrs Claude Nash and Mrs c. c.
Beyrer gave reports Of the recent
Presbyterial meetings at Winamac.
Ind. al the monthly meeting of the
NOmens Missionary society of West
Minister Presbyterian church Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. l. c.
WlHtcomb, 20 LapOrte av. No other
business of importance was taken up
and the latter part of the afternoon
Was devoted 10 a social hour during
hich light refreshments were serv-
ed The society viii meet next month
With Mrs. j. A. Metzler, Portage av.
road.
The Phnathea girls of the First
christian church were pleasantly en-
iertained Friday evening at the home
Df Miss Harriet Hay. 1911 5. MIchi-
gan St. Miss Ella Holland. Miss Helen
Nartindale and Miss Edna Clark as
slsting. Following the business ses-
sion light supper was served cafe
leria style. The class will meet again
he first Friday of June at the home
Of Mrs. W. T. SeybOld, Allen st.
A social evening will be held We'd
nesday evening at the home of Miss
Nadine Folsom, 522 s. St Joe St. for
The members OF the first section Of
he department of Literature of the
Progress club. The program will con-
list OF "A paper by Mrs. Nickery on
The Writers of Louis XVIth's Court
md a paper by Miss Thekla Sack, "A
Comparative Study OF GOethe's and
Racine's Iphigenia'. The program
- the coming year will also be de-
sided upon. Refreshments and So
sial hour Will follow.
Three new members were initiated
INTO the Qui Nive club Friday evening
Al the home Of Miss Jessie Marble on
Harrison The gsprpnOUV fol-
owed by a social hour and a slumber
party The new members are the
Misses Meta Rupel. Erma lehman
lno Mildred Duby. Music and an
Informal good time were enjoyed after
Inc business session during which the
tlub made plans for it's anniversary
party to be held May IL.
An interesting meeting of the WO-
mems Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church was held Fri
say afternoon az the home of Mrs.
F. A. Stephenson. 1243 r. jefferson
blvd. Mrs. Stephenson was assisted by
Mrs. r A. Miller and Mrs. George
Beitner. The program for the after
noon consisted of devotional exercises
ed by Mrs. w. 3. Slower; an enter
.aining report of the Presbyterial
meetings at Winamac by Mrs. +. l..
rhilcote: vocal solo. Mrs. Grace Fink
Davis accompanied by Miss Reed in
lereSting papers on Additional Euro
peon Elements and Tendencies 10y
Mrs. Lafayette LeNan and Mrs G. ;.
WOlcott. respectively. After the pro-
gram the hOstesses served dainty re-
freshments The society will meet
June with Mrs. w. L. Martin. 226 =
Tavlor St. when the assisting host
psses will be Mrs. A. =. Castor and
Mrs. II. (. Crawford