South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-19

Friday afternoon 40 her home. given
as compliment TO the Schuyler Col
fax cha pter Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution The guests.
who numbered I 6. were placed al two
tables, the one adorned with fruit and
the other with fall flowers The place
cards we're clever limericks written oy
the hostess to characterize each guest
John Platz will celebrate mis- S7th
birthday anniversary Sunday at the
home OF his daughter Mrs L. Clar-
ence Ball. 142 +. Elder ST He will
keep open house 20 receive his
friends throughout the day. Mr..
Platz is one Of South Bends oldest
pioneers. having cone 10 the city in
May. 1851.
Miss Luella Suchanek. s42 Marietta
St. entertained last night the Young
WOmen's Christian Missionary circle
at the First Christian church. A
business session was held at which Of
hcers were elected as follows. Presi-
dent. Miss Alice Scott. vice president,
Miss Bernice O'Dell; secretary, Miss
Ruby Garfield; treasurer. Miss Maud
Young.
Following the business meeting a
paper was read on China by Miss
Grace WOOlman followed by talk on
china by Miss Alice Scott Refresh
ments were served. Miss Hazel Hav-
erstock assisted Miss Suchanek.
The annual convention of the St
Joseph County w G. T. L. was held
FRIDAY afternoon at the Y W. g. A.
Interesting reports we're read by the
various superintendents before a large
audience. Miss Christine Timing. ma
tionaI lecturer on scientific instruc-
tion. who is giving temperance ad
dresses in the public schools OF the
city. gave an exceedingly interesting
talk
Omcers for the year were elected
as follows. President Mrs. LYDIA
Railsback. vice president. Mrs. Mary
Collins. treasurer. Mrs. NJ. F. Platz;
recording secretary. Mrs. William
Weld: corresponding secretary, Mrs.
Eta Nash.
Mrs. J. w Mitchell 10SS Wood
ward aV. was hostess Friday after
noon TO the Women's auxiliary of the
Westminster Presbyterian church.
The .egGlar business meeting was fol-
lowed by a social time during which
refreshments were served. The So
ciety will meet the third Friday in
October. the place to be announced
later.
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Carl Schubert, 217 s.
Scott St Tue afternoon was spent So
cially and luncheon was served by
the hostess. The club Will meet Sept.
so with Mrs NJ. r. DAILY. River Park
Mrs. p. A. Bryan. r. Jefferson blvd,
entertained the members of the We'd
uesday club at an informal tea Friday
afternoon as courtesy TO Mrs. John
Brownfeld. who viii leave shortly for
Chicago 20 reside. Tea was served at
o'clock 10 u Mrs. Brownfield has
been an active member of the club
for nearly % years and her departure
viii be greatly regretted.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church was entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs. +. II. Norman, w.
Second ST. MishaWaka Plans were
made during the business meeting for
the bazaar, which will be held at the
church the second week i'm November.
The business period was followed by
program Of instrumental solos by
Miss Violet Solarek and vocal solo
10y Mrs Pliny Nave. Refreshments
were served by the hostess at the con
ClusiOn OF the afternoon The next
meeting will be the occasion Of the
October birthday party and will bel
held the third Friday in October
az the church. Plans were made for
the annual rally day and roll call TO
he held the first Monday of october at
the church q will be an All day ses-
sioL and dinner and supper will be
served.
The Misses Ellen Carlson and Alice
Peterson were hostesses Friday even
ing 90 the DOrcas society of the Gloria
Del Swedish Lutheran church at the
largely attended The evening was
spent with games and music during
which light refreshments we're served.
The next regular monthly meeting
will be held in october.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Marks 625 s.
columbia ST.. entertained informally
Thursday evening in celebration of
the 10Th birthday anniversary of their
daughter. Irene. Music during the
evening was provided 10y the Joe Arts
orchestra. Games and contests were
enjoyed through the evening at the
conclusion Of which a Dutch lunch
was served.
The Young Peoples society Of the
First Presbyterian church met Friday
evening at the church parlors. The
evening was spent socially The So
ciety viii meet again i'm October.
The regular meeting of the Nor
man Eddy Sewing circle was held
Friday afternoon az the c. A. r hall.
Arrangements were made during the
regular business meeting for the sup
per which will be held one week from
today at the hall About 30 ladies
were present.
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