South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-16
Social and Other Interests Of Women

luncheon. The table was decorated
effectively suggestive OF Christmas
with red berries and other appoint
ments. The club will meet Dec. %
with Mrs Elmer Baicey, 1885 Yukon
av. Mrs. J. b. Atkins. 1898 Yukon
av.. viii entertain the members Of the
club with their husbands at dinner
and watch party New Years eve.
Mrs. o. G. Harding. $40 Leland av.,
entertained the Wemen's Union Bible
class Tuesday afternoon. Nineteen
members were present The lesson
was the last in Genesis and was led
by the Rev. T. J. Parsons, who gave a
brief review Of the chapter. y short
social hour followed. The class will
meet Jan. > with Mrs. George II.
Brown, 1919 DeMaude av., when the
study viii be in Exodus.
\ special meeting OF the Qui Vive
club was held Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Winifred Kryder, els
Riverside dr. Final arrangements
were made for the progressive Christ
mas party which the club viii give
Tuesday evening, Dec %. Starting at
the home Of Miss Pearl Klopfer. Mi
ami St, the girls Will be entertained
later at the Philadelphia and finally
at the home OF Miss Georgia Kratzsch,
Harrison av., where the remainder OF
the evening Will be spent.
The reading Of the book "Queed"
was completed Tuesday evening by the
As You Like II club with a meeting at
the home of Miss Maud Heath, the
Rushton. A brief business meeting
preceded the reading conducted by
Miss Lillian LaPierre and Miss Anna
Stan6eld. The club will meet next
Tuesday evening.
Members of the Queen Esther circle
met Tuesday evening at the home of
Mrs. Ethel Mafitt, 1872 Paris st. Miss
May Sellars assisted. Preparations
were made for the distribution of
Christmas baskets among the poor Of
the city. A social hour followed dur
ing which refreshments were served.
Music was furnished by Miss Naleria
Bondurant. The circle will meet in
one month but the place has not been
decided.
Auten w. r. c. ladies gave a Thin
bic Tuesday afternoon at the old court
house attended by nearly so guests.
Refreshments were served by the
hostesses after a pleasant social after
noon devoted TO needlework. The
hOstesses were the Mesdames Dora
casey. lnekld y OeQlSCn, Emma WOOL
ter GenevieVe FrantZ, Loretta Shock,
Clara Hoffman, Emma Landgraf
Mary Hively and Martha Smith The
corps will give another thimble Dec
% at the hall.
The Home Missionary society of the
First Methodist church was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. L.
II. Baker. 315 w. Wayne st. Assist
ing Mrs Baker were Mrs. Albert Ny
ers Mrs. ID. w Place and Mrs. f. r.
ArbOgast. Following a brief business
meeting Mrs. George Taylor, LED in
the program for the afternoon which
consisted of the topic, "Glimpaes
Backward and Forward" Mrs. ] p.
Greed led in devotions. Mrs Myron
Campbell gave an interesting discus
sion of the work of the Campbell set
Element house in Gary while Mrs.
Emil Reyer read delightful Christ
mas story from the Ladies' Home
Journal entitled, The Little old
Lady Mrs O. +. Julian recited a
poem written ny Miss Vera Campbell
called "COnsecratiOn" and very
beautiful. A Nictrola concert consist
ing Of several songs by Homer Rhode
HEAVIER followed with refreshments
served TO p guests. The meeting
Tuesday was the last for the year and
no arrangements ahead have been
made.