South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-19
Social and Other Interests of Women

bers of the Friday Afternoon Sewing
circle. After a brief business meeting
the society conducted a bazaar for its
members with great success. Various
articles suitable for the Christmas
season were disposed OF. At the close
Of the meeting refreshments were
served by the hostess. The society
viii meet Jan. with Mrs. Carrie
Replogle. $. Columbia st.
The Young Women's Missionary cir
Gle Of the First Christian church was
pleasantly entertained Friday even
ng by Miss Irene Johnson, 702 Mari
eta st. Miss Johnson was assisted by
Hiss Ruby Garfield and Miss Harriet
Hay. After the business meeting the
evening was devoted TO an interesting
ing Bible story. Miss Hazel Haver-
stock a character sketch OF William
Taylor. and Miss Grace Lushbaugh a
paper on the missionary work Of the
q. w. b. NJ The remainder OF the
evening was spent socially and re-
freshments were served by the host
esses. The society will meet Jan. Is
but the place has not been announced.
Election of officers took place Fri
day evening at the regular meeting Of
the Children Of Mary at st. JOseph's
Catholic church at St Joseph's hall.
Miss Gepevieve Winkler was renamed
president: Miss Josephine POulin. vice
president; Miss Louise Crepeau, score
tary; Miss Genevieve billiard, treas
Urer: Ruth PrObst. musician Miss
Maud CrepeaU, reporter. \ sick COM
mittee for the coming three months
was named. At the close of the bust
ness meeting, Rev. Fr. p. J. Carroll
addressed the girls for few moments.
commencing them on their work dur
ing the past year social evening
was enjoyed following the talk, with
game of basket ball in practice Light
refreshments were served by the re-
ring officers. The society will meet
IAN. 1 at the hall
Mrs. T. A. Freeman. 1910 Woodward
av., was hostess TO the Aid society OF
the First Baptist church Friday after
noon. With the exception of brief
business meeting, the afternoon was
taken up with the program. Miss Yer
nice Elbel rendered a pleasing piano
solo and Mrs. w. w Davis gave a pa
per on the Mother of Moses" The
society is studying the women of Isra-
el and a number of interesting pOr-
traits have been drawn. The study
Will continue through the winter. Vic
trola selections afforded much enter
T.. a
Mrs. Freeman presented each or her
guests with a Christmas favor. Light
refreshments were served at the close
of the afternoon to 80 guests. Mrs:
A. b. HOdson. s. st. Joseph St, will
entertain the society Jan. Is.
The last sewing meeting of the Aid
society of the First Presbyterian
church was held Friday afternoon at
+Lo cburcb porIors Work bepun bV
the society was completed and dolls
were dressed for Christmas charity.
The regular meeting of the society
Will be held Jan. 10 at the church
parlors.
Mrs. Herman Martin, S14 s. Carroll
st. entertained very pleasantly Friday
afternoon for the Montauk Sewing
circle. After the usual business the
afternoon was devoted TO needlewOrk
with a social hour and refreshments
at its close. The society arranged for
a bazaar to be given sometime near
the Easter season Mrs c. A. Thorn
burg. 7OS Marietta St, will entertain
Jan. 10.
Miss Augusta Miller, s. Franklin St.
whose marriage to Merle Schweitzer Of
MentOne, Ind, will take place Dec.
81. was the recipient of a number of
charming COurtesies during the past
week ON Wednesday evening Miss
Marie Harding, 227 \. Lafayette St,
entertained with miscellaneous
shower. The evening was spent with
games and music and a two course
luncheon was served at its close.
Prizes were awarded the Misses Mable
Dumke and Alice LOckstedt
Mrs. Adam Schmidt 1870 5. Frank