South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-10
Social and Other Interests of Women J
SOCIETY
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The members OF the high school
juni football squad were entertained
Tuesday evening at a delightful pro-
gressive dinner given by several Of the
junior girls. The different courses
were served at the homes OF the Miss
es Marian Chard. col Leland av.
Louise Higginbotham, 7I3 ". Colfax
av.. and Emma Johnson, 1IIO Lincoln
way east The class colOrs. cherry
red and gray, were carried out
throughout in the decorative scheme.
Besides p boys and girls the guests
included four teachers. Miss Marian
Goodman, Miss Blanche Thum, G. a.
MetZler and Paul Wilson
Capt. Raymond Engdahl acted as
POSTMASTER and following the last
course toasts were responded 10 by
the boys of the team. several OF the
girls and the chaperOnes. The guests
included the Misses Wade Mean. Ber-
nice Shirk, Alva Yeagley, Mildred
Funston. Marietta Clemens Ruth
Pommert. Esther Kerner, Katherine
Guthrie, and Messrs. Raymond Eng
dahl, Carl Prell, Walter Strong. Wal
ter Sweeney, Morris ROssin, Coleman
Steis. Wallace Davis, Louis Webster,
Noel DuComb, Wallace KTeighbaum
and LOREN knight.
The Worth club held its regular
meeting Monday evening in the club
rooms. The topic for the evening,
Business Efforts, was discussed by
Frank Hatch as leader, assisted by
Miss Virginia Tut. DR.. g r. Vickery,
William Happ and U. G. Manning.
Friends and neighbOrs Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Dare pleasantly surprised
them Tuesday evening at their home,
1913 Witwer av The evening was
spent informally with games and con-
tests and Miss Marie Dare, D. II.
Thompson and A. J. Mickey furnished
musical numbers. A light supper was
served at the close of the evening.
The regular meeting OF the Women's
Dining club was held Monday evening
at the home of Miss Bess Staples, $40
y. Taylor st. The club is engaged in
doing Christmas sewing and the even
ing was passed with a thimble. Dain-
ty refreshments were served bv the
hostess during an informal time. Miss
Elinor Wolf, 613 n. Lafayette St,
VIII entertain the club Nov. %.
Mrs. Emil Reyer, GA Portage av.,
was hostess Monday evening TO the
principal matter OF the evening was
a discussion of the last election and
its effects upon suffrage. Plans were
also made for a play which will be
given by the members some time in
February. The remainder of the even
ing was passed socially at the con-
clusion of which refreshments were
served by the hostess.
At meeting OF the current events
department of the Progress club Mon
day afternoon, Mrs A. F. Fisher gave
an exceedingly interesting discussion
of the achievements in the electrical
world, the various uses of electricity
in the commercial and scientific world,
its cost, cleanliness and accuracy and
its many uses in the domestic sphere.
The meeting was largely attended.
Mrs. A. Z. +. Gammack will nave
charge of the program Nov. % with
discussion on the, oyster industry
The Navarro Place Dinner club was
entertained Monday evening by Mr..
and Mrs T W. Slick, los North
Shore drive. Dinner was served at
$50 o'clock to 20 guests and the even
ing devoted TO bridge. Mr.. and Mrs
Rudolph Horst, Marquette av., Will en-
terrain the club at dinner Monday
evening, Nov. %.
Complimenting Miss Airline Adams
of ChillicOthe, Ohio, and Miss Ellen
PomerOy of Port Royal, Pa, house
guests of Mrs. Stanley j. Stephenson,
Marquette av., Dale Hitler, :. Michi-
gan ST. entertained pleasantly Sunday
evening with luncheon. Covers were
placed for ten. Mrs A. r. Stephenson.
: St. Joseph St. entertained Monday
afternoon with a bridge party for the
Misses Adams and PomerOy. They
Will leave shortly for points in Wis
cousin where they will visit before re-
turning to their homes.
Miss Esther Tronson. 165 s. Mich
igan St, entertained at her home Fri
Gay evening with miscellaneous
shower for her sister. Mrs. Glen l.
Beauer who was recently married. The
evening was passed pleasantly and re-
freshments were served. The bride
was the recipient of a number of beau
tiful gifts.
The regular meeting of the o. T.
+. auxiliary was held Monday after
noon at the Masonic club rooms. Host
esses for the afternoon were Mrs. Car
RE Wolcott. Mrs. Catherine SibreL
Mrs. Erlma WOolson and Mrs. Cora
Barton. The program which followed
the business period during a social
hour. consisted of piano solos by Miss
Atkinson. readings 10y Mrs. Wolcott
and a piano solo by Miss Ruth kuss
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses. The auxiliary will meet
Nov. %.
Mrs Samuel KRUGER. y. Michigan
ST. was hostess to the Navarro place
Bible class at its regular meeting The
afternoon was devoted 10 the study
OF the third chapter of Genesis. Four
teen guests were present Following
the lesson an informal hour was en-
joyed The class will meet with Mrs.
kruger next Monday
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