South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-18
Social and Other Interests of Women


The employees OF Robertson Bros
co. entertained Tuesday evening with
a musical and informal dancing party
in Beyler hall. Late in the evening
q light supper was served and the
entire affair proved most delightful
The musical program consisted OF
piano duet between Misses Culver and
Ereyerm vocal solo by Charles
Roberts; reading by Mrs. Wilson
Gregory; piano solo by Mrs. Frances
Cunningham; reading, Mrs. i. Parker,
piano solo by Armand HOrenn; read
ing by Miss Freyermuth; vocal solo
by Ed. Morse.
The members of the Silver Pleasure
club were8 entertained informally
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. George ireland, sos y. Main st.
Thu hostess served dainty refresh
ments at the close OF the afternoon.
The club VIII meet again in two
weeks.
Reciprocity day will be observed
Thure3ay afternoon by the members
of the ImprOmptu club at their regu-
lar meeting at the home of Mrs. r. Fl.
Goodman. 924 Leland av. Two papers
written by club women in other cities
IT the state and obtained from the
federation reciprocity bureau at Alex
andria, Ind, viii be read by Mrs. h.
j. Harrison and Mrs. -. Pollock. The
subject of one will be "WOmans Part
IN Indiana History" and the other
Natural Wonders OF Indiana" At 5
O'Clock William Happ Will give a short
talk before the club, touching the
main points of organization of the
new Federation for Social Service.
The Women's Home Missionary So
Getty OF the First NJ. r. church met
tuesday afternoon with Mrs. c. L..
Warner, 321 ). Franklin St Mrs L.
r kupe, Mrs NJ Robbins and Mrs
T. J. Reese were the assisting host
rsses. After brief session Mrs. a.
= Sibley conducted the program.
AIRS. r. p Eastman gave an interest
ing paper entitled Literature exf-
Tan in the United States. Mrs. Sib-
ley told of the great need of educa-
ION among the Spanish speaking peo-
pie. the lack OF proper facilities in
Mexico and the number OF students i'm
The United States An interesting fea-
ture OF the talk was the description o.
lhe TT Paso home for Spanish boys
md girls and that at Tuscon. Tex
according TO Mrs. Sibley's report, the
condition found at Vera Cruz by
american soldiers and Red Cross
nurses was deplorable, making neces-
sary strict discipline by the United
states troops. Following Mrs Sib-
ley's talk, Mrs r p Moore gave a
leafiet entitled. Ma guerite". During
social hour refreshments were
served by the hOstesses. Mrs. D. II.
Baker Will be. hostess to the society
Dee. 1 at her home. 315 W. Wayne
81.
The marriage OF Hiss Beulah NJ.
Wagner and w. II. Weaver took place
at O'Clock Tuesday evening at the
parsonage Of Rev. &. William Roth
81 W. LaSane St, pastor of the st.
Peters Evangelical Lutheran church
Both young people are prominent i'm
the business and social life Of South
Bend, Miss Wagner being head Of the
millinery department of the Wyman
store. and Mr. Weaver holding a re-
sponsible position with the Northern
Indiana Railway g
After the ceremony the party was
entertained at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. ". r. Gillett, 125 = ST. Joseph
ST., with a four-course dinner. Out
of-tOwn guests were: Mr.. and Mrs.
George Jergenson of Chicago, Mr.. and
Mrs. Bert Emirick of ST Louis, Miss
Sadie Garman of Goshen, Miss Stella
Dice of NutwoOd, Mrs. J. :. Dice Of
Peru. John Burns of Niles. Mich:
Chester Gillian of indianapolis. Mrs.
Bessie Freund of Paris France. and
Mr. and Mrs. Earl AdamsOn of Pitts
burg.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur McWilIiams.
Lamont terrace, entertained Tuesday
evening at dinner cOmplmenting Mrs.
r., i. Pohlman OF Indianapolis. who. Is
visiting her sister. Mrs. A. T. Miller.
Lamont terrace. Covers were placed
nor ten. The table was decorated
prettily with yellow chrysanthemums.
The evening was spent informally
Mrs. Pohlman viii be the honor guest
at bridge luncheon on Wednesday,
given by Mrs. William Smith of Elk
hart and on Thursday evening at a
dinner given by Mr.. and Mrs Clinton
Teideman. Park av. Airs Pohlman
and Mrs. Miller viii leave Friday for
chicago where they will spend the
Weekend. From there Mrs. POhl-
man viii return home.
The Young Women's Foreign Mis-
,iOnary society of the First NJ +.
church was entertained very pleasant
~ Tuesday evening by Miss Edna
Shafer, 1908 Michigan av. assisted by
Miss Cora LindahI Twenty members
were present Miss sydney Crosby
had charge OF the lesson on Alice
Jackson. Miss Maude Hoke gave a
complete and interesting report OF the
convention at Indianapolis to which
she was sent as delegate. The even
ing closed with a social hour during
which Nictrola selections were enjoy
ed and a dainty luncheon served by
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