South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-17
SOCIAL and OTHER INTERESTS of WOMEN


The oM Vive club was delightfully."-
entertained Thursday evening AT the
home Of Miss Helen Schermann, Mer-
riheld av.. Mishawaka. The affair
was in the nature Of a lawn party.
japanese lanterns which were suspend
ed over the lawn. furnishing light
for the games and contests. A pleas
ant feature Of the evening was "A for
tune telling booth conducted by Miss
Irene Paul. In the whistling contest.
the prize was awarded Miss Irma
Holman Supper was served on the
lawn at a large table centered with
bouquets Of cut flowers. Covers were
placed for Is The guests Of the club
were Miss Mardeu Hildebrand. Miss
Ruby Iasch. Miss Vera HOllOwell and
Miss Esther Rupe The next meet
ing Of the club viii be held July 81.
the place to be announced later
In honor Of Los Angeles delegates
90 the Walther league convention to
be held next week at Cleveland. o..
Arthur eau entertained Thursday
evening with a dinner Of 30 covers
at his home on Cottage Grove av
The honor guests were Miss Emma
Block Miss Martha Schuldt. Miss
Amelia RunZheimer. Miss Crystal
Wolff. Frederick DeubeTt. Walter j.
Priewe and Henry w. Schrader. all
Of Los Angeles Friday Irwin Fisch-
erman of Mishawaka entertained
with a luncheon In their honor. The
party accom- panied by the following
delegates from South Bend left for
cleveland Friday afternoon. w. n.
Ritzman. Mary Wirth. Laura eau,
Elsie Hintz. Louise Hintz and Ida
Domke.
Complimenting Miss Ferne Bartlett
Of Usage. Ia, house guest of MISS
Nell Haugen, Michigan av. Mrs w;
McGIothlin Navarro St, entertained
at an informal thimble Thursday aft
ernoon. program of musical num-
bers was given. Mrs. j. A. Rode Civ
ing a numb Der of excellent vocal selec-
tons. Piano solos were rendered by
Miss Mable Bartlett. Miss Vernice
ElbeI and Mrs G. =. DrummOnd. The
house was prettily appointed with ILL
les and marguerites. A dainty lunch
con was served.
Mrs Fred r. Wilson. 222 f. Paris
St, was hostess to the Ladies' Aid
society Of the Indiana Avenue Chris
tan church Thursday afternoon. The
was spent with needlework,
and "A program was presented by
mem bers of the society. Mrs. Ches-
ter Osborne gave a vocal solo, and
Miss Olive Culp a piano solo. Read
ings were given by Mrs FELTON,, 116 +.
Broadway. Refreshments were served
by the hostess. About 55 members
were present. The next meeting will
be held in one month at the home of
Mrs Rose White. Marietta st.
The Cosy Corner circle was pleas
antly entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Edith Miller at Leeper
park. The afternoon was spent So
cially. and a picnic luncheon was
served at o'clock. In two weeks
the club will meet with Mrs. VIM.
Beck. 1911 S. Michigan av.
A party Of six girls enjoyed pic
mic Wednesday afternoon at Chain
lakes. Leaving on the 100 interur-
ban. they spent the afternoon boating
and swimming. A picnic luncheon was
served. Those in the party were;
Miss Clara Knoblock. Miss NJ Kemps,
Miss Stella Holmes. Miss Anna
Paczesny. Miss Helen Williams and
Miss Irene Peashway. The girls re-
turned at o'clock.
The =. s S. club held its monthly
meeting Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Andrew Johnson at her home
on Maple Grove farm The afternoon
was spent socially, a delicious supper
being served the guests. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. Louis
Anderson, Lakeville. Aug. 10.
The u. I. Pedro club was entertain
ed Thursday at the cottage of Mrs.
Geo. Frank AT Hudson Lake park. a
chicken dinner was served at noon
and the afternoon was spent at cards.
favOrs being awarded Mrs. VIM.
Nagle, Mrs. G.. Fritz and Mrs. G.
Thelka The club will meet July 80,
with Mrs. Fritz, 1914 Fuerbringer st.
Mrs. Rudolph Horst. Marquette
aV, will entertain at a house picnic
Friday honOring Miss Josephine Will
liams OF Chicago. and Miss Helen
Spencer of Charlotte. Mich. other
out of town guests Will be Miss Vim
ME \iCkan of Elkhart and Miss Ger
aldine Borden Of Salt Lake City.
The third floor employees Of the
Wyman store were entertained with a
picnic Wednesday afternoon at Hud- |
son lake. About 80 left the city on
the 100 car. and the afternoon was
spent at the lake with boating. bath |
ing and the usual picnic pastimes. a |
picnic supper was served at O'Clock |
in individual baskets. Baseball was
n feature Of the afternoon In the |
evening dancing was enjoyed on the !
park pavilion. The party returned
at late hour.
Miss Ellen Rayhcrn. Miss Aleitha
GoodspeCi and Oscar Weinberg of
Cincinnati were pleasantly entertain
ed 10y Mr.. and Mrs. Milo HawblitzeL |