South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-29
SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Gabriel Summers an
uounce the engagement of their
daughter Alice Gabrielle, 10 Joseph
Maxwell stephenson Of Gary. son OF
Mr. and Mrs Rome a.. stephenson Of
this city. The Wedding Will take place
IN the early fan
An interestins meeting OF the Chaplin
Park ~. a. r. L. was held Friday
afternoon al the Y. w G.. A. where
Mrs. Ada Barnard was hostess. De
vouOnal exercises We're led by Mrs. G.
{. Beyrer followed by business
meeting during which it was decided
that the union would visit the county
infirmarv some time i'm the near fu-
ture An invitation which was re-
ceiFed ny the union from the Negroes
Is. q. Il. 4. for next Wednesday after
noon. was considered and accepted.
The following officers for the COM
ing season were elected: Mrs. i. II.
Scoffern. president; Mrs. J. w. Wood
ward. vice president. Mrs. Frank Chi
dester. secretary. Mrs. Ada Barnard.
treasurer The business meeting was
followed by an interesting program.
Mrs. 80. q. Warner gave "A discussion or
the attitude and great advancement Of
the press toward prohibition. Mrs. T.
{. Barnes gave "a paper entitled "Ob-
stacles in the Way of the Ballot for
Women" AIRS. 1. IL Scoffern gave a
Teading "GawcOb and de American
Wimmins.' Miss Mary Millhouse gave
a paper AS the Man on the Street
Sees IT. and Mrs. &. q. Beyrer read
an article entitled As Arm FIX Saloon
Keeper Sees Prohibition" Mrs. Jennie
Sharpless, who is working with Cliff
ford Roe. the Chicago reformer, for a
higher standard of morals among fall
en- girls. gave an interesting account
of the work. she said that at least
90 per cent of such evils may be at
tributed TO liquor. The meeting clos
ed with a social hour The next meet
ing viii be held in one month with
Mrs. T. c. Barnes. 464 Vistula av.
The fourth annual reunion of the
Whitmer family viii be held Wednes-
day. Sept p at the home of Mrs. Ann
Lammedee. sumption Prairie. All rel
atives are expected to be present.
The Tuesday club viii open its sea
son with "A meeting next Tuesday af-
ternOOn. Sept. I. at the home of Mrs
John InwOOd, 511 s. Main ST.
Miss Una Camp. $40 w Colfax av..
was hostess Friday evening 10 IL
members Of the Qui Nive club. Dur
made for picnic 10 be held Labor
day at Helman's grove. 1t will be in
the nature Of a ''Welnie' and marsh
mallow roast The evening was pleas
antly spent with games and music.
vocal and instrumental A color
scheme OF black and gold was main
tanned in the refreshments. The next
regular meeting of the club will be
held the last Friday in September, the
To r
The Aid society of the Quincy st.
Baptist church was pleasantly enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. \. O..
Ogg Portage av. A short business
session was held. followed by a social
time during which refreshments were
served The society Will meet the
last Friday i'm September with Mrs.
Levi Shetterly. 1924 sherman av.
AIRS. Fred Loughman and Mrs. G..
r. Steed were hOstesses 10 the Nor
man Eddy Sewing circle Friday after
noon at the .. a. Il. hall. Officers for
the ensuing season were elected as
follows. Mrs. stead. president; Mrs.
VIM. Hcge. vice president, Mrs. e..
IaHommedieu. secretary. The next
regular meeting of the circle viii be
held in two weeks. the place to be
decided later Twenty members and
two visitors were present at Friday )
meeting
Miss Florence Creiger. S29 y. La
fayette ST. has issued invitations for
"a tea 20 be given Tuesday evening
honoring her guest, Miss Jessie Orff
of TT Wayne, Ind. Miss Helen May
field Of Indianapolis. who is visiting
Miss Grace Baker and Miss Margaret
ElweI of Champaign. H., guest of
Mrs #. r. Howlet. Mishawaka. The
guests will be received between the
hours of and 6.