South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-01
SOCIETY

lIlss Frances Swinehart. SIC y.
Main ST., was delightfully."- surprised
Monday evening on the occasion Of
her birthday anniversary by COM
pany OF friends The evening was
spent with games music and contests.
the favor in the latter going 20 lTas
Beard Musical numbers were con-
triDuted by Miss Hazel KlOpfensteln'
Miss Florence Braunsdorf and Harvey
Sanner Miss KlOpfenstein of Elk
hart was the only Out-Of-tOwn guest.
AT the close OF the evening dainty
refreshments were served.
Miss Rose schafer. SOS Forest av.,
whose marriage TO Or. A. T.. Gilster
OF Chicago will take place this month,
was pleasantly surprised Monday eve
ming by the carpet and drapery de-
partment OF the Wyman store and
was presented with an oriental rug.
The evening was spent informally and
dainty refreshments were served at
its close. Miss Clara Muessel Of
Portage av. will entertain for Miss
Schafer Wednesday evening.
The Good Times club gave a stag
dance Monday evening in Beyler hall,
SO couples attending. Mrs. Rilla
Vera Emmons led the grand march.
At the close Of the evening dainty re-
freshments were served by Misses
LEILA Richards. Vera Emmons and
Rehna Rhodes.
The Leaders class Of the Neighbor-
hood Bible classes met Monday after
noon at the Y. w. G. A. with Mrs.
f. T.. Harris as leader in the study.
Following the lesson. the Bible study
committee held a meeting during
which they discussed the work which
viii be taken up by the classes after
the book of Genesis. Nothing definite
was decided upon and another meet
ing will be held soon for the purpose
Of determining some course of study.
Banakuth and Weenona groups of
the Campfire VIII give a penny social
Saturday evening i'm the gym at the
Y. w. G.. a. at O'Clock supper VIII
be served on the penny basis. pro-
ceeds TO be used probably for charity
as the girls are planning TO assist in
charitable work during the winter.
The Thursday club will celebrate
its annual lecture day Thursday aft
ernOOn at the home of Mrs. +. c,
Treyermuth. S13 Ashland av. The
lecturer, who will be Dan Pyle. viii
give as his subject. "The Legal Rights
&C Women. Guests Of the club will
be the officers Of the Progress, I'm
promptu and Mishawaka Women's
club.
Miss Bess Kilmer S Michigan St.
entertained the Monday afternoon
club Monday with q thimble at her
home. The afternoon was spent with
needIcwcrk and refreshments were
served during a social time The
club viii meet Dec with Miss Ella
Learn, go W. ColfaN av.
The l-avarre Place Bible class was
entertained Monday afternoon by
Mrs Grant Tank. " Michigan ST.
Thirteen members 81 ere in attend
ance. The afternoon was devoted TO
the study of the book of Genesis fol-
lowed by a BRIEF social time Mrs.
Tank viii be hostess 10 the club next
Monday afternoon.
An interesting meeting of the art
department of the Progress club was
held Monday afternoon at the club
rooms. The study of the afternoon
was devoted to portraits, a group of
four of the most famous pictures fur
niahing the subject. Mrs. Charles
BOsenhury gave q discussion of the
"Fornarino". Mrs ]. G.. Paxton of the
'Baldasarre Castglone'. Mrs. (.
Fassnacht the portrait "Of Cardi-
nall and Mrs. c. Coen the "Transfig-
uratiOn'' The discussions were all
well given and were thoroughly en-
joyable. At the meeting TO be held
Dec. a study viii be made Of tap
estries
An interesting current events dis
cussion as the feature Of the reg
ular mee.u ing of the Worth club held
Monday evening at the Progress club
rooms. George NJ Fountain gave the
principal talk of the evening. The
club viii meet next Monday evening
NJ the club rooms.
Invitations for the marriage Of
Miss Rose Simon. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs T.. Simon of Chicago 10 Will
lam Frederick Ciralski. son of Mr.
and Mrs a. Ciralski, +. Jefferson
blvd have been iSsue5, the ceremony
10 take place Tuesday afternoon. Dec
s. at O'Clock at the Metropolitan
hotel I'm Chicago The wedding will
De private. only the immediate fam
IFS being present but reception viii
he given at the hotel at s O'Clock 20
which 200 guests have been invited.
The Young people viii spend the win
ter I'm Los Angeles and viii be at
home i'm the spring in Chicago.
The Missionary society of st.
James Episcopal church viii give
reception Wednesday afternoon dur
IN The hours OF from TO 5 O'Clock
mt the clerSy house. Guests win he
che missionary societies. of all the
churches Of The city
The Women's Dining club was on
terraincd Monday evening by the
Misses Beatrice Wolf and Elizabeth
Bciuold at $50 " Lafayette ST The
evening was devoted 90 sewing for
charity and at it's close "a luncheon
was served bv the h0stcSses