South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-13
Social and Other Interests of Women


Miss Hannah Lindahl. 1883 River
side dr. was hostess THURSDAY even
ing 10 the members Of the Riverside
Drive CLUB. During the business ses-
sion the club decided 10 furnish
thanksgiving dinners 20 a number II
poor families. The evening was spent
with needlework following a business
session. The house was attractively
decorated for the occasion with chry-
santhemums and the hostess served
dainty refreshments. The club viii
meet in two weeks with Miss Oleta
HerrOld, Portage av.
A program Of unusual interest and
merit was rendered Thursday after
noon by the department OF music OF
the Progress club at its regular meet
ing. The study Of Bach has been
taken up as the seasons study by the
department and Thursdays program
consisted Of interesting papers by Mrs.
X. 1. Miller, who spoke on Bach,
singer, Violinist, Organist, Teacher. -
and Miss Mable Bartlett whose topic
was The Passion Music OF the Musi-
cian." Miss Bartlett was in charge of
the program Of music which followed
The first number was the Cradle
Song" from the Christmas oratorio
aNAAtNEA Ug = pAdnO ana NAO4Alf CON
certO by Miss Helen GuilfOyle and
Hiss Vida ShOnts. The last number
was the Ava Marie" sung by Mrs. j.
y. Rode with accomplishments by the
lngersOH orchestra and Miss vida
ShOnts The program was thoroughly
delightful and one of the most inter-
esting OF the department. The neat
meeting will be held Dec. ID.
A pleasant all day meeting of the
Grandmothers circle was held on
Thursday at the home Of Mrs. A W.
LOshbaugh, sol T.. South ST. Fourteen
grandmOthers and four visitors com
prised the guests for the day Among
the guests were Mrs Mckinley of To-
ledo, o, and Mrs. Auer. Mrs. Losh-
haugh was assisted by Mrs W c.
Miller and Mrs. Clarence Bacon, her
daughters, and Mrs. j. Butler. Dur
ing q short business session plans were
made for a Christmas party TO be
given Dec. at the home OF Mrs.
Floyd Hood. 233 Elder st. The occa-
sion was also that of Mrs. Il. :. Yer
rick's birthday anniversary and she
was surprised by the members. A
birthday cake was furnished by Mrs.
Walter Miller. Decorations for the
house We're autumn foliage and
chrysanthemums. The day was thor
oughly enjoyed by all the guests.
Mrs Henry VahIert. 719 f. Jeffer-
son blvd, was pleasantly surprised on
Wednesday evening by 80 of her
friends in celebration of her birthday
anniversary. Music and cards were
the chief features OF the evening. pi-
InO solos being furnished by the Miss
es Stella Van Lake and Therese Schef-
belhut. Prizes at cards were awarded
Mrs. :. Leverich. Mrs. Martin Beach,
Francis Scheibelhut and Mr.. and Mrs
NJ. Kramer. A dainty luncheon was
served at the close of the evening
AIRS. Nahiert was presented with a
number of handsome gifts in COM
memoration Of the occasion.
Mrs. A. =. Miller, Iamonte terrace.
was hostess Thursday afternoon at
bridge party complimenting her house
guest and sister. Mrs. r. ]. POhlman
of Indianapolis. Following the bridge
luncheon was served at "A table beauti-
fully appointed in yellow with cen
terpiece Of yellow chrysanthemums.
The color scheme was maintained in
the refreshments. Covers were placed
for Il guests. FavOrs at cards were
awarded Mrs. ]. G. Paxton and Miss
Hattie Oliver. Mrs. POhlman will be
rendered a number OF charming cOur-
tesies during her visit in South Bend.
The members of the Nonpareil club
were entertained pleasantly Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. NJ. A. Evans, Wood
ward av. After n brief business meet
ing the afternoon was devoted 10 con-
tests favors in which were awarded 10
Mrs. Charles Smith and Mrs. William
Becker. The hostess served luncheon
ut the close OF the afternoon. Mrs. /.
q. Lydick will entertain the club at
her home on Diamond av.. Nov. 27
The women OF the First Baptist
church held their annual Christmas
bazar Thursday at the church and
viii continue IL today. a great vari-
ETY. Of Christmas articles were offered
and the results OF the days sale were
very encouraging. Booths were
erected throughout the parlors where
the articles were placed on display.
supper was served in the church din
ing room and was largely patronized.
At a called meeting of the Aid So
ciety of the Quincy ST. Baptist church
held Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. l.. Lafferty. 1913 Quincy ST.,
plans were completed for the bazaar
which will be given at the church.
The afternoon was devoted to work in
preparation. Mrs. Sommerson Sluss,
924 Sherman av., will entertain the
society Friday. NOV. -.
Members of the Ladies Aid society
or Grace NJ. T.. church met Thursday
afternoon at the tabernacle. The bust
ness consisted chiefly of arranging for
the chicken pie supper 10 be given at
the tabernacle Nov. 10. The remain
der OF the afternoon was spent socially
and light refreshments were served by
the committee in charge. The sOcie-
" will meet Dec. 10 al the tabernacle.
Mrs. J. NJ. ChillaS. ). 81. Joseph St,
was hostess TO the Old Time Friends
club Thursday afternoon. Fifteen
members and guests were present.
The, afternoon was devoted to fancy
work followed by a general social
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