South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-20
SOCIAL and OTHER INTERESTS of WOMEN
SOCIETY

Com nllmentng Miss DORA lSoti Nho
viii leave soon for Columbus TO re-
side Mrs Charles Clarke OF Mishawa-
ka Az. pleasantly entertained Friday
evening. The time was spent social
Iy and dainty refreshments were
served. Miss Issel has held respons-
IDLE position with the South Bend
Watch Co, for the past ] years haV-
ing come with the company 20 South
Bend II years ago when the factory
was moved here from Columbus. She
viii make her home with her sister
in Columbus for the future and she
leaves a large circle Of friends here
who regret her departure.
Mrs. A. Zimmerman. 1928 Misha-
Raka az. entertained the girls of the
Entire Nous club Friday evening A
snort bushes meeting was held after
which the evening was spent informal
Is. Tn club viii discontinue its
meetings during the summer months
A small company Of young people
was entertained informally FRIDAY
evening at the home Of Miss Gather
inc Oliver. A picnic supper was
served on the lawn after which the
evening was spent socially.
The Swastika girls we're entertained
Friday evening at the home OF Miss
and music were the features Of the
evening. The favors in contests went
10 the Misses Rose Hartford and Freda
Eulitz. Dainty refreshments were
served. The society Will meet in two
weeks with Miss Lily Lang. 4OS l..
Paris st.
Mrs Ina Lyons. 613 s. Fellows St
was hostess Friday afternoon TO the
Frances Willard W. e.. r. L. The
session opened with prayer and re-
spOnsive readings. a report OF the
flower mission and field day was given
and Mrs Mary Proud and Mrs Ida
Miller gave interesting discussions on
flower missions Refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by Mrs.
r. &. Railsback The next meeting
will be with Mrs. Edna Fromm. 1896
y. Michigan St. the second Friday in
July.
Mrs Frank Toepp. w Washington
av.. entertained DELIGHTFULLY."- Friday
afternoon at q card party in honor of
her guest. Mrs +. \. Rutledge Of Lex
lingtOn. Ny About IS guests were
present and the afternoon was spent
81 five hundred. a dainty two course
luncheon vas served. Besides Mrs.
1;utledge. the honor guests of the oc-
Casion were Mrs. ]. Shafer and
daughter Rosalnd and Mrs. J. Knorr
Ct f.emars, Ia. who are visiting Mrs.
n Kamm, OF MishaWaka Mrs. T. ID.
Strong and daughter Helen, guests of
Nrs. H. NJ. Crockett Navarro St. and
Miss Clara Zimmerman of Cleveland.
Nho IS visiting with Mrs J. +. Holden.
Notre Dame ST.
s Mrs A B. Thielans Of Portage av.
entertained Friday at luncheon in
honor Of her niece. Marie Louise Hill
Hard. who is spending the weekend
here. The affair was very informal.
Miss billiards home is in Easton,
Penn.
Ten couples enjoyed picnic Friday
evening at Hudson lake. Leaving the
city ut O'Clock they spent the even
ing at the lake. dainty picnic sup
per was served.
= The second floor girls OF wyman's
will enjoy picnic at SpringbrOOk
park next Tuesday evening
The d. I. Pedro club was entertain
cd Thursday evening by Mrs Joseph
kagle. sos Cushina 81. FavOrs were
awarded Mrs. John Frank, Mrs. c.
Fritz and Mrs. L. Thelka dainty
luncheon was served. The club will
meet in two weeks with Mrs W.
Gricsinger. 406 Scott st.
The last business meeting OF the
NeighbOrhoOd circle was held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. ed
ward Kemp. 1915 Quincy St Fol
lowing the short session the afternoon
was spent socially and with needle
work. Refreshments were served by
the hostess. The home was prettiiy
decorated with roses and daisies,
The last social meeting of the circle
viii be held next Friday with Mrs
Walter Bill, 124 \. Walnut st.
As farewell to Mrs. Clarence
AbeL who will soon leave TO make her
home IN Nagatuck Conn the POin-
settia club entertained delightfully."-
Friday afternoon at a picnic dinner
on the lawn at the home OF Mrs Ed
ward Zachnlc. 343 Michigan av
Members OF the club presented her
with a beautiful morocco case as a
token Of remembrance.
The Norman Eddy w r. G.. held it's
regular session Friday afternoon at
the @. a. X. hall Plans we're made
for a thimble 20 be given June % at
the hall at which meeting a silver Of
fering VIII be taken. a pastry sale
viii also be conducted on that occa-
sion.
The Terre Coupee school girls gave
their sixth annual reunion Thursday
AT the home Of Mrs. Walter Bill. 124
Walnut st. Twelve members and
three guests we're present. The day
was enjoyably spent and delicious
plcIlC dinner was served at noon.
The next reunion will be held June
-, 1915. AT the home of Mrs. VIII
BestS Forage road
MASONIC
Called meeting of South Bend Lodge
80. ga. +. 4 \. NJ Monday. June
% az $50 y. m. 20 attend the funeral
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