South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-28
III IND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN
SOCIETY

Master Ronald MacGregor. son Of
Mr. and Mrs. James MacGregor. 625
Cushing St. entertained so little
friends in the kindergarten OF the
Colfax school Friday morning from s
o'clock 90 -. in celebration OF his
sixth birthday anniversary. The
morning was spent with games and a
program of Nictrola music. Dainty
refreshments were served later in the
morning on large table adorned
with "a centerpiece OF white hyacinths,
surrounded by six lighted candles.
The occasion also celebrated the
birthday anniversary Of the teacher.
Miss Marguerite Martin who was
presented with a bouquet Of hya-
cinths by the mothers who assisted
with the party.
The engagement OF Miss Alvah
krusell. daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
:. Y Krusell. 500 Park av. 10 Edgar
Seybold. 1119 Lindsey St, son OF Mrs
y. ". SeybOld. was announced Thurs
dag evening at "A thimble for the
members Of the Plus Ultra class of
the First Christian church at Miss
kruselTs home. Dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess and music
was also a feature Of the evening.
A large company Of members en-
joyed the smoker at the Commercial
Athletic club Friday evening. A de-
lightful feature OF the affair was an
Informal musical program presented
hy Mrs. Harriet Winke and Master
Francis Mortimer Messick Next
week at the club house there will be
"a married folks dance Wednesday
evening
Mrs Esse Bissell Dakin entertained
% OF the women members OF the
faculty Of to South Bend high school
very informally Friday evening at her
home. 734 w. Colfax av. At the close
of the evening delicious refreshments
were served.
Miss Pearl Knepp, daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. -. knepp of North Lib
erty, and Benjamin +. Barnhart, son
or Mr.. and Mrs. Henry BarnhaTt of
Chatfield. Ohio. were united in mar
riage at high noon Thursday at the
home OF the brides parents. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. Ira
steele. The bride was gOwned in
white crepe de chine. trimmed with
real lace and ribbon. The brides
maid. Miss Winifred Kryder Of South
Bend, wore "A robe OF marquisette
trimmed with shadow lace. The
groom was attended by Willard r
Knepp. brother OF the bride Among
the guests attending were Mr. and
Mrs. w. Z. Barnhart of Chatheld o.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. r Cover Of Walker
ton, Ind, Mr.. and Mrs. j. y. Hively.
Mrs. Kintz, Mrs. klOpfer and Mrs.
George Knepp OF South Bend, Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Steele of New Paris. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Price of North
Liberty. The young couple will re-
side on farm in Liberty township.
With a March Hare" party was the
unique way in which little Miss Mild
red Herring. 919 Allen ST. celebrated
her birthday anniversary Friday aft
ernoon. In a series OF delightful and
appropriate games the little guests
hoped about Ike Dummies FavOrs
in contests were won by Miss Ruth
Eddy and Miss Helen Gaffil. The ia
bic was prettily decorated with pink
hyacinths and a nest Of eggs on which
the Easter RABBIT perched The little
hostess received a number OF pretty
gifts.
Attendance was large at the meet
ing OF the Chaplin Park w. G. II. Il. on
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs
+. @. Cotton, y. Michigan St. in spite
OF the bad weather. The afternoon was
devoted Ia program on scientific
temperance consisting Of the following
numbers: Progress OF Medical Tenn
FtAdllNtr MIS-. X btNIeIs SclenUIlC
Temperance in the Public Schools"
Mrs A. Barnard: Work of the White
Ribbon Women in Railway Stations"
Mrs. /. y. Scoffern. who also read a
letter written by the late DR.. y. s.
Davis Of Chicago. founder of the Med
zeal Temperance association on the
effect Of alcohol on disease. The
meeting opened with prayer and BIZ
bic readings by Mrs. Beyrer and roll
call which was answered with scrip
tural readings. Following the pro-
gram Mrs. +. l.. AXtel county super
intendent OF parliamentary drill de-
partment. held an excellent parlia-
mentary drill and discussed the i'm
portance Of the department.
A letter was read by the secretary
addressed TO the union by the board of
public safety acknowledging the re-
ceipt OF the petition for a police wo-
man and announcing the decision Of
the board 10 procure the services of
such an officer.
Mrs. J. W. Woodward read an orig
inal poem written by Mrs. d. G. Rey-
holds OF Florida, formerly of South
Bend, dedicated 10 the W. q. T. L.
Various reports were given The
most interesting. however. was that
Of Mrs. +. Z. Whiteman of the COM
mittee on mercy. help and rescue. The
organization will meet the last Friday
OF each month in the future instead of
on Thursday The next meeting will
be with Mrs. Woodward. 1O2 Mar
Quette av.