South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-07
SOCIETY

son was given by the Catholic
order Of Foresters Friday night by
. 81. Edwards cou., No. 1924 al Place
| hall The affair was also in the ma
ture of a military card party, 40 IaDles
| being filled bt the players. Music TO-
| dancing from 90 2 was furnished oy
Herricks orchestra. Entertainments
were served at the close OF the even
i ing 10 more than see guests. A large
number OF donations were received TO
/ be distributed among the poor OF the
| city for whose beneut the pail was
given. All proceeds from the AFFAIR
we're turned over TO the committee
| in charge for distribution
The feature of the evening was the
| card party which was conducted IN
/ military effect the players being
| grouped into companies each table
| represe nting fort. Prizes were
awarded eight players from Forts 81
1 Vincent and harrison as follows.
! Mrs lark Rhoades. Mrs. Hattie JOers,
Mrs A. a. Eckman and a. j. Eckman
from the former and Mrs. j. NJ Nc
| earthly Mrs. HOlycrOss, Mrs r.. Won
and Mrs. r. Miller from the latter.
Those i'm the committee having
| charge were Frank j. Ieiger' Frank
Wolf Amos l.. Oberly. Charles
Schubert. Harry J. Bueche. John
| Baumgartner Martin BucakOWSkl
Louis CoqmHard. Peter Scheibelhut.
Raymond Huber. Arthur Bonewit, W.
+. Cass. r. +. Cass and L. w Mccain.
The Women's Missionary society of
the Conference Memorial United
| Brethren church was delightfully."- en-
tertaincd Friday evening 10y Mrs w.
r.. Edwards 612 y. 81. Joseph -
| During the evening music was tur-
nished nv the Ladies' Giee club quar-
| tet aud 10y a Nictrola furnished by the
Elbel company Miss Esther Balsle'
gave a. reading followed by the sec
und chapter from the study book
The Ch.ld in the Midst. read by
Mrs Ellis Gerber. refreshments
were served 20 nearly 80 guests. The
society viii meet again Dec. 4.
Al the regular meeting of the Yama
Kies held Friday evening at the home
OF Miss Fern Carpenter. 319 W. Ma
varre ST.. final arrangements were
| made for the opening dance which
will be given Nov. 10 at American
hall Invitations have been issued for
500 The evening was spent informal
~ and az it's close dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess. The next
regular meeting of the club will be
held Nov. 10 at the home of Miss
Bertha Peashway, 7i0 South Bend aV.
Married folks night was observed
at the c. A. g. club Friday night with
the regular dance. preceding which
lessons i'm the newest steps were given
by Mr.. Cocker. Music was furnished
by the Messick orchestra.
The first dance of the Benedict
club was given Friday night at Amer
lean hall. Forty couples attended.
The Olsen orchestra furnished music
during the evening.
--b. Nffe.i,,,,.,.,.,- -c.(.i.t,- c,f tho West -
minister Presbyterian church held its
regular monthly meeting Friday aft
eTnoOn at the home of Mrs. i. w.
Hammond 1850 Woodward av. Mrs.
Hammond was assisted by Mrs. L. +.
Barter and AIRS. G. a Parsons The
attendance was large Topics for the
afternoon were "Mormonism" dis
GUESSED by Mrs =. Morse. and Mexico
To-day" by Mrs. f. II. Strayer Both
subjects were of great interest Plans
were made during the business meet
ing for n praise meeting 20 be held
az the church early in December. a
social hour followed during which re-
freshmcnts were served 10y the host
/ esses. Mrs Martin contributed
number of vocal solos The society
Will meet Dec. 4.
The Neighborhood Thimble club was
very pleasantly entertained Friday
afternoon by Mrs. ]. Clyde Locke,
Sherman av. The time was spent in
formally with needlework and at the
close Of the afternoon a dainty lunch
con was served. The club Will meet
Nov. % with Mrs William Rams
berger. 615 y. Allen st.
Mrs. Fred Wagner. 74O Vistula av..
entertained the members of the Eu-
reka club with a farewell party Fri
DAY afternoon. All members Of the
The guests were Mrs. Beecher of
Wakeman. O.. guest OF Mrs. w d.
Calvert. 1912 w. ColfaX av.; Mrs.
Harry Miller OF Spartanburg, S. c.
guest of her mother. Mrs Louis Bec-
ger 1873 Michigan av., and Mrs.
Alice Mountain. The afternoon was
spent pleasantly with fancy work
and at its close "a delicious two course
luncheon was served. Mrs. Wagner
will leave Monday for California where
she viii spend the winter with her
daughter. Mrs. Frank Peak. The next
regular meeting of the club will be
held Nov. 1 Q at the home of Mrs. w
y Calvert. 1912 W. Colfax av.
The women's Bible class of the
First Church OF Brethren was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. l. w
Jackson, 1909 Miami St Assisting
hOsteSses were Mrs Ersal HALTER and
MIS- " 4AlltAlM AAAtlAtls ne program
which followed the business meeting
consisted of musical selections and an
interesting talk on organized class
work by Mrs. J. +. Appleman of Plym-
outh. 4 short Bible lesson was held
I'm charge OF Mrs. C.. NJ. Wenger
During "a social hour refreshments
were served TO So guests. The class
viii meet Dec. 4 with Mrs II NJ
kinzie, 1889 Vistula av
The Norman Eddy W. T.. G. held
its regular meeting Friday afternoon
at the q. a. r. hall Ordinary bust
ness was transacted after which the
department inspectors made their an
nual inspection which was conducted
10y Mrs. Mary Davis of Michigan City.
a social hour followed during which
refreshments We're served. The meet
ing was largely attended by members
with several visitors ON Nov. 20 the
corps viii entertain the Norman Eddy
post AT the hall