South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-09
/. Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

The G. W 3. N. OF the First Chris
tan church Will give a reception
Thursday afternoon AZ the home OF
Mrs. j. =. Robinson. 1211 Nistula av.
IN honor OF the new pastor and his
wife. Rev. and Mrs. John Alexander.
Several missionaries from foreign fields
Will also be present. The assisting
hostesses wiz be Mrs. D. G. Leer Mrs.
G. ~ Valentine, Mrs. Cora Barton.
Mrs. Cora Barnard. Mrs. r. b. Alb
bott and Miss Bless Graham.
the first meeting OF the Business
Women's Bible class viii be in the ma
ture ri social affair Thursday even
ing az the Y. ". G. a. The several
delegates who attended the Geneva
conference at Geneva Wis. Will be
present 90 give their reports Music
VIII also be "A feature and light re-
freshments ViH be served.
The Misses Louise and Gertrude
kuehn very pleasantly entertained
the Merry Hearts" with "a week end
party al their home 1414 Michigan
aV The party included the Misses
Dora and Tillie brewer, Emma Pu-
rucker. Ruth Leggett Henrietta Ma
rohn and the Misses Florence Fidler
Of Valparaiso and ALA Ahrens of La
porte.
The thirteenth annual reunion OF
thes JacksOn-C hamb erlain- Fisher fam
lies was held Monday at Leeper park.
About 80 were present from various
parts Of the country. 4 large family
dinner was served at noon. followed
by horseshoe contests in which the
favOrs were awarded John Hartman
and Valentine Dough An interesting
talk was given by Clarence yoder.
William w Wagner. son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Berry Wagner of Elkhart. and
Miss Anna NJ. Keb. SOrin St. were
married in st. Joseph. Mich. at $3.50
clock Tuesday morning. The cere-
moDy was performed 10y j w Fetch
er justice of the peace. The young
people will reside in Elkhart.
Mrs A. w Peak. 1917 S. Lafayette
St. was hostess Tuesday afternoon
10 members of the Social Sixteen club.
Games and contests were enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon, the favor going to
Mrs. Floyd Hood. Music was furnish
ed by the victrola. Luncheon was
served by the hostess after a delight
ful afternoon. Mrs G.. Strom. 719 W.
jefferson blvd, viii entertain the club
Sept %.
The Silver Pleasure club was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Melvina Ward. y. College St The aft
ernoOn was spent with sewing followed
by social hour of contests and games.
Mrs. Estella Ray was awarded the
prize i'm the contests. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. Mrs. elm
ton Chreist Keasey St. will entertain
the club in two weeks.
Members of the South Bend club
spent "A very enjoyable afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Ell Spencer, 2O2 r.
Mmiop sc. NhshSwaka, Tuesday. The
regular business session OF the club
was followed by cards and other
games. Favors were awarded TO Mrs.
William Weaver. Mrs William Gam
mon and Mrs. Will Brady. 4 delicious
= O'Clock dinner was served by the
hostess. The out OF town guest for
the day was Mrs. q. H. Shearer Of OF
scgo, Mich. house guest OF Mrs Dan
Mattcsou. NiShawaka The club
VIII meet i'm two weeks with Mrs w
H. Brandt 126 +. Marion ST. Misha-
Waka
a party ~ !. young women met on
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Edith thilocrg. us W. Wayne St
for the purpose of organizing a club
and Miss Alice Peterson, treasurer.
Music and games were enjoyed during
The evening. I'm the contests the IA
NOrs were awarded Miss Helen Kul-
lenberg. a dainty luncheon was served
by the hostess. I'm two weeks the club
viii meet al the home of Miss Vada
Berg, 1918 Eimball av when a name
will he selected for the club.
The Ayudadora club met Tuesday aft
ernOOn with Airs. Mary Robinson. 61S
Euclid az. The meeting was largely
attended. Arrangements were made
for the care Of several needy families
and for providing rent for one. The
remainder OF the afternoon following
the business meeting was spent with
sewing and a social time Refresh
ments were served. The circle will
meet sept. p with Mrs. J. H. Swy-
cart. SOC w. Washington av.
The Broadway club enjoyed an all
day meeting Tuesday at the home of
Mrs W. y. Brown OF LydiCk Members
left early i'm the morning and returned
late IN the evening \ chicken din
ner was served at noon at a table ap-
pointed III pink and green with a cen
terpieCe fashioned of cosmos In the
afternoon the regular business meet
ing was held. during which current
events were discussed. As this was
the first meeting of the club this sea-
son, committee was appointed TO ar
range for the meetings and regular
business OF the club. Following the
business session Mrs T. T. Warrick
rendered splendid piano selection en-
titled THE Battle. In two weeks
MNs a.. @. BonDuraut. 5. Michigan ST.
VIII entertain the club.