South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-09
Social and Other Interests Of Women

Dubau av. The leader Of the evening
was Hiss Gladys Porter and Mis-
Hazel White gave am interesting talk
ON Porto Rico. siiss Kitty Bowman
gave discussion on Africa MISS IL
Verne Cass reading on Canadian n
dian mission work ard Miss Bertha
Leach read the eighth chapter or the
life Of Jacob KenOly The remainder
OF the evening was spent socially anu
"a light luncheon WAS served at It's
close. The circle viii meet Jan. { with
Miss Maude Burden. 607 J.. Pennsyl-
vania av
The Young Peoples Aid society Of
the United Brethren church was en-
teTtained pleasantly Tuesday evening
az the home of Miss Lucille Gerber,
us Ohio St The event was in the
nature Of a novel party and was at
tended by about 40 guests. Games and
contests were enjoyed during the even
ing and at its close light supper
was served Others on the entertain
ing committee were Edward Harmon
Miss Ada Fisher and Mr.. and Mrs
Burl Hatfield The regular meeting
of the society viii be held Jan. IL
Miss Alice Holth. 918 Catalpa av.,
entertained the Medina Girls club
Tuesday evening. Ten members of
the club spent the evening with sewing
and crOcheting and dainty refresh
ments were served at its close. Miss
Laura johnson. sherman av., Will en-
terrain the club Dec %.
The Misses sigma and Ebba Fors-
lund, Catalpa av., entertained the
members of the Modern Aachtes very
pleasantly Tuesday evening. Sewing
furnished the occupation of the even
ing and musical numbers were rem
dered by members of the CLUB. At the
close of the evening a light luncheon
was served by the hostesses. The
club Will be entertained Jan by Miss
Ethel Melander, Allen st.
Miss Maud Heath. the Rushton. was
hostess to the As You Like tt club
Tuesday evening. Mrs Florence He'd
ger led in the current events discus
sion and Mrs. O. +. Julian read from
the book "Queed''. The usual num-
Der was in attendance. Miss Heath
will entertain the club next Tuesday
evening.
The st. Joseph Valley grange en-
tertained Tuesday evening with a
dance at American hall. About 10
couples attended Turner's orchestra
furnishel music for the program of
dances.
The members Of the Novel club
were entertained Tuesday evening by
Mrs. Gilbert Dunklin, Sibley pl Chap
| ter three of the novel which the club
| is engaged in writing was read. and
! the remainder of the evening spent
socially. Luncheon was served. The
| club will meet the first Monday OF
! January with Miss ElinOr Wolf, els
/ y. Lafayette st.
COmplimenting Miss Elsie Sheetz
| whose marriage to Roy Whitman will
| take place New Years day, Miss
| Mabel Dumke entertained the mem
I RS of Fidelity class of the First
Evangelical church Monday evening
/ at her home. 1101 s. Lafayette st.
/ The class held a short business meet
/ ing early in the evening for the puT-
! pose of electing officers and the fol
/ lowing were named: President, Lau-
/ rine Linden; vice president, Miss
| Mamie Evans; secretary, Miss Bessie
! Ulbricht; corresponding secrets ry
/ Miss Ruth Schultz; treasurer, Miss
| Alys LOckstidt; teacher, Miss Enluac
! Rausch; assistant teacher, Miss Alys
! Lockstidt; reporter, Miss Bessie VI
! BRIGHT. Dainty refreshments were
| served at the close or the evening.