South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-15

Invitations have been issued for
several more holiday events for the
rising social set. Mr.. and Mrs. a. y.
Shidler have issued invitations for a
dancing party for their daughter.
Madelon. which viii take place Dec.
- in American hall. DR. and Mrs T. ID.
Hager have invitations out for sim
liar affair for their daughter Frances,
20 be held in the dance studio in the
J. NJ. s. building Dec. pc. Miss Edith
EmmOns, daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
G. ID. EmmOns viii entertain with "a
dinner party the same evening at her
home on S. Scott ST.
Among holiday events for the older
crowd viii be q dancing party in
American hall New Years night. given
by the reorganiZed Benedict club. The
club and prospective members held
an informal dancing party in Amer
lean hall three weeks ago at which
time it underwent a reorganization
and made plans for the holiday
dancing party on New Years night.
The Indiana club Will hold it's annual
dancing parties on Christmas night
and New Years eve and the CONNER
cial Athletic club VIII give its formal
guest ball Dec. IS. and a twilight din
ner dance on New Years night. At
The latter event dancing Will begin at
1880 o'clock and dinner viii be served
at O'Clock after which dancing viii
continue till midnight.
A meeting OF the directors of the
Catholic WomLn's club was held on
Monday afternoon at O'Clock at st.
Patricks library. Interesting reports
were read By the secretary. showing
the various educational classes of the
club in good condition. Much enthu-
siasm is being shown by those enrolled
IN the classes and the results are most
satisfying. A report was made OF the
social given Nov. is by the club for
its members and their friends.
Preliminary plans were made for
the annual meeting of the club which
wiz take place on the evening of
Feb. . At that time officers Will be
elected for the coming year. COnsid-
Grafton was given the proposed fOrma-
ZION Of "a social guild composed eX-
clusively Of members of the club who
are business girls. IT is believed that
a definite outline will be made at the
next meeting.
Tho Young Women's Home Mis-
siOnary society Of the First Methodist
church met Monday evening at the
church parlOrs fiOstesses were Mrs.
ii. l. Smith and Mrs. Charles Mitch
ell. During a brief business meeting
Mrs. HarWoOd was elected treasurer
The remainder of the evening was
scent with sewing and social pastimes
aad refreshments were served at it's
close by the hostesses. The society
viii meet the second Monday in jan
u5ry ut the church parlors.
The WOmen's Bible class of the First
ChTuch Of Brethren held a business
meeting Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. George Brown, 1143 Wis
tula av. Officers for the ensuing year
were elected as follows: Mrs A. J.
Austin, president; Mrs. r.. Il. Snyder,
vice president; Mrs. r. Sager. secre-
tary; Mrs. NJ Parks, assistant secre-
tary. Mrs Purchess. treasurer; Mrs
William Miller, assistant treasurer;
Mrs O. NJ Bowman. corresponding
secretary. There viii be a joint meet
ing of the Mems and Women's classes
New Years eve.
Miss Ella Learn, 72O w. Colfax av.,
entertained the Monday Afternoon
club Monday afternoon. Needlework
wa The feature OF entertainment and
luncheon was served at a table pretti-
iv appointed with roses and narcissus.
Mrs. Hans Flick of Grand Rapids was
an out of town guest. The club viii