South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-19

An old fashioned Colonial sewing
match was held Friday afternoon by
the ColfaX chapter. H. A r. at the
nome OF Mrs II. J. Porter. 419 S
Main 81. A patchwork quilt was
pieced for the poor and in the sewing
match the prize was awarded Mrs
Arthur. Irwin. Refreshments served
late in the afternoon carried out the
Colonial idea with delightful effect
Sixteen members of the chapter were
present Mrs. ~. r.. Herr 227 s. Will
lam St, vill be hostess Jan. IS.
A pleasant meeting Of the Neigh
bOrhOOd circle was held Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Nern Van
Dusen. 1929 Allen ST. The meeting
was the occasion Of the annual Christ
mas party and the members eX-
changed gifts. Decorations through
out the house were suggestive of the
season, hoy wreaths, red berries and
bells being the appointments.
Luncheon carried out the idea fur
ther Besides the regular mem bers Of
the club there were two guests, Mrs.
j. Brown from the city and Miss
Rowie Mcdonald of New Carlisle.
Plans were made during a short bust
ness session to give a Christmas din
ner 10 a needy family, each member
contributing some part OF the meal
Mrs. Herbert Anderson. 1923 Allen St,
VIII entertain the club Jan. Z.
Mrs. Kenneth Beers. 1922 Misha-
waka av., was hostess to the Quid Est
club Friday afternoon. Needlework
featured the afternoon and a dainty
luncheon was served during a social
hour. The house was artistically ap-
pointed in red and green i'm keeping
with the season. Besides the IA mem
bers present Miss Graves of Kokomo
will be entertained with a watch
viii take place Dec. 81 at Westminster
party Dec 81 at the home of Mrs.
Blanche Coates, y. Michigan st. The
next regular meeting will take place
Jan. at the home of Mrs Y. A ROg-
ers, y. st. Joseph st.
The regular meeting of the Chaplin
Park w G.. T. L. was held Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs j. w.
Woodward, 1O2 Marquette av. Inter-
esting talks We're given on the subject
of the present European war. the top
les being Peace and Arbitration" and
Effects OF the European War on
World Peace one minute discus
siOns followed on the debate do
Large Armies Make for Peace or for
War;" Roll call was responded to
with observations on the situation.
At the close of the meeting, refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The union will meet Jan. Is with Mrs.
r. O. Cotton. n. Michigan st.
Mrs. Elmer Strayer. n. Scott St, en-
tertained the Women's auxiliary of
Westminster Presbyterian church
Friday afternoon. Routine business
was transacted and arrangements
made for charitable work during jan
Uary- An auction sale among the
members of the society Melted re-
ceipt OF SO. Light refreshments
We're served during "a social hour.
Mrs. Verne NanDusen, 1929 Allen ST..
viii entertain the auxiliary Jan. 10.
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage of Miss Lena Bell Neuwerth
youngest daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. A.
H. Neuwerth, ell Lindsey ST., to
James Edgar Wilson. Both are well
known in South Bend Miss NcUwerth
having been a teacher in the Laurel
school for sometime. The wedding
Will take place Dec. 81 at Westminster
Presbyterian church, the Rev. H. s.
Hostetter officiating. A reception TO
immediate relatives Will follow at the
home of the bride
Mrs. Z. Duban. 5. Lafayette ST. was
hostess Friday afternoon 20 p mem