South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-01
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

one Of the most interesting meet
inss ~ the season was held Friday
afternoon by the Chaplin Park W. G.
+ o. az the home of Mrs. &. c. Bey-
Ter ia Harrison az. The meeting
was in the nature Of "a mothers meet
ing and was largely attended. IL was
opened with scriptural readings by
Mrs Beyrer Mrs. r. Richardson and
Mrs J. ~. Woodward. The roll call
was responded 10 with gems, short
talks for mothers
Following the singing ~ the union
song. "A SalOonless NauCn in 1920
an interesting program was presented.
the first number Of which was "a read
5 ing by Miss Mary MillhOuse. entitled
The Neglected Child" Mrs Wood
ward recited n poem, All ON Ac-
count of the Baby" Mrs. Ada Barn
ard gave "a paper. Time 10 Begin
and Mrs. Beyrer one entitled The
Mothers Forgiveness Mrs. ;. Whit
mire gave an interesting talk on
"Perils OF Young Women" Prayers
were offered uP by members Of the
union for international peace. Plans
were made for trip TO be made TO
the county farm sometime In August.
Following the program. the afternoon
was spent socially and light refresh
ments were served during selections
VIII entertain the union the last Fri
day In August at the Y " G. A.
The Qui Vive club was pleasantly
entertained Friday evening at the
home Of Miss Inez Burns. 7O6 Allen
st. Preceding the social evening "A
short business session was held during
which the club arranged for picnic
20 be held next Saturday at Howard
park and for a lawn social in the near
future at the home of Miss Una
Camp. 5O4 W. Colfax av.
The Lucky Thirteen club was pleas
antly entertained Friday afternoon by
Mrs. Frank Chelminiak, 200 Adams
81. AT cards faVOrs were awarded
Mrs. q. Keiser. Mrs. Frank Wooster
and Mrs. r. G. DeBow. Luncheon was
served al the close of the afternoon.
IN two weeks the club Will meet with
Mrs. JOS. A. Reiter. 22615 Scott st.
As compliment to Miss Augusta
LeitZ OF Chicago. house guest Of Miss
Noneta Kruger 1888 w. Washington
av.. Miss Garneta DOmke. 1901 w
Washington av., was hostess Thurs
day evening 20 10 of her friends. The
evening was spent informally with
games and contests. Delicious refresh
ments we're served. Miss Leitz will
leave Sunday for her home. accom-
panied by Miss Kruger who Will Wis
IT with her for some time.
Honoring the 10th birthday of her
daughter Esther. Mrs. II. A. Stackman,
Ills Wenger St. entertained Is of the
Games. music and contests were en-
Joyed during the afternoon and a dain-
~ luncheon was served. Miss Es
ther received many beautiful gifts.
As a courtesy to Miss Nina Will
liams. who leaves shortly for the west
10 live. Mrs Philip Goetz. w. Madi-
son ST.. entertained party Of q at
dinner Friday evening The table was
attractive with clusters OF jOnquils, a
color scheme of yellow and white be-
ing maintained throughout. The even
ing was spent Informally
In honor OF the approaching mar
riase OF Miss Marie krueper, 4O9 y.
Hill ST.. the Children Of Mary of St.
Joseph's Catholic church entertained
with "a kitchen shower Friday evening
at Miss Krueper's home. Contests
were enjoyed. favOrs being awarded
Miss Loretta POulin and Miss Alfredo
Winkler Piano selections were rem
dered by members Of the society. Re
freshments were served. Miss krue-
per was the recipient of many beauti-
ful and useful Sits. She viii be mar
ried Aug. A. at S:3O o'clock at st Jo-
seph's Catholic church 20 Edward
Mulligan
Twelve members of the Silver
Pleasure club enjoyed "a picnic Friday
az st. Joseph. Mich. Leaving on the
o'clock car. they spent the entire
day at st. Joseph, visiting the House
Of David at Benton Harbor in the
afternoon. They returned at o'clock.
on Aug. II Mrs Elizabeth Stockwell
viii entertain the club at her home
on limerick ST.
4 party of 20 South Bend people
motored to Indian lake near Do
WaSiac Thursday evening where they
we're entertained delightfully."- by Mrs
Mabel Holden OF \Otre Dame av. at
her summer home Following a fish
dinner an informal evening was
spent and the party returned at
ate hour.