South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-04
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

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OF Dir. and Mrs. William Afford, 217
=. Bridge ST., and Edward Summers
NanderhoOf were quietly united in
marriage Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the rectory OF St. Patrick's
church, Rev. John r. DeGroote, c. 5,
g., officiating. There were no at
tendants and she bride was gowned in
travelling suit OF green chiffon velvet
with smart hat to match. The young
couple left Immediately for a wedding
trip 10 Detroit and Windsor, Canada.
They will be at home TO friends after
Dec. at III Van Buren, st.
Mrs Frank B. Schock delightfully."-
entertained Tuesday afternoon in
honor Of the birthday anniversary OF
her niece, Miss Mamie Ottenwess OF
Grand Rapids. Tea was served at a
daintiIy appointed table adorned with
yellow chrysanthemums. Miss Often
wess will return TO her home Monday
after having spent several months
with her aunt, Mrs. Schock.
The Philathea class of Westminster
Presbyterian church met Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Fern
Neuwerth, ell Lindsey st. A bust
ness session was followed bv pleas
ant social hour during which the
hostess served dainty refreshments.
The society will meet in two weeks
Michigan st.
The Clio circle was pleasantly en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Eli Seebirt, n. ST. Joseph ST. The
subject for the afternoon was a study
OF the fabrics and textiles of Japan.
An interesting feature Of the after
noon was a talk by Miss Mildred
Westervelt, who told OF her Oriental
trip from which she has only recently
returned. Miss Westervelt used a
number Of specimens of Oriental en-
broideries which she brought back
with her TO illustrate her talk. Mrs.
Seebirt also gave an interesting dis
cussion on the subject. Mrs. NJ. @.
Fuller OF Birmingham, Ala, was an
out OF town guest. The club Will
meet Nov. II with Mss Il. Taylor
531 S. St Joseph st.
Mrs. Charles Fowler, z. Dayton St.
entertained the members OF the Silver
day afternoon. The time was spent
with sewing and during social hoV-
which concluded the afternoon,
daisity refreshments were served by
the hostess Tho club will meet with
Mrs. George Ireland, sos n. Main St,
Nov. IL.
St, was hostess TO the members of
the South Bend club Tuesday after
noon. The brief business session was
followed by cards. favOrs at which
were awarded Mrs. Charles Bailey. !
Mrs. William Cannon and Mrs. Dan
Matteson. The guest prizes were
awarded Mrs. y. Goss Mrs. Herbert |
Barnard and Mrs. John Hintzel A |,
chicken dinner was served at 5 |
o. II
waka, viii entertain the club Nov. IT. |
At the regular meeting of the
motherB department of the Progress
club held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. l..
NJ. Hammerschmidt was in charge of
the program which consisted of an
interesting talk or Julia Lathrop,
the National Mother. After the ad-
dress the afternoon was devoted to a
round table discussion of the sub |
ject On Nov. II the department will |
study Physical Development OF the |
Young Child.
Mrs. A, NJ, Harris, 1905 Vistula av.,
was hostess Tuesday afternoon to |
members of the Broadway club. |
Regular business was transacted aft |
or which a current events discussion |
occupied a short time. The after
noon was devoted mainly 10 the bio
graphy or Edgar Allen Poe with quo |
tations from his works. The meet |
ing closed with a social hour during |
which refreshments were served by /
the hostess. The meeting Nov. i /
will We devoted 10 tlle study of Long !,
fellow. Mrs. William InwOod, S. /
Main St. will be hostess.
The Medina Girls club was pleas
antly entertained Tuesday evening at
the home of Miss Karin F0rslund.
Catalpa az. Music and games were
enjoyed during the evening, Miss Al
ma Hagduist furnishing several piano
selections. Stories were told by mem
bers Of the club. At the end of the
evening dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess The club will !
be entertained Nov. II by Miss Hag-
quist, 2211 Catalpa av.
Miss Rolene Abbott. Riverside
drive, was hostess Tuesday evening to
the Royal Daughters Of the First
Christian church. The evening was
spent delightfully."- with games. con
tests and music. Miss Esther Brady
was awarded the prize in a guessing
contest. dainty luncheon was
served at the close Of the evening
The society viii meet in one month.
The As You Like II club was enter
tanned Tuesday evening by Mrs
Lydia Sawyer. SIS W. Wayne ST The
program was in charge Of Emma