South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-09
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

The first meeting OF the Diamond
av Thimble club. was held Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Floyd
Reece 426 Diamond av.. and cleo
ton Of officers was held. Mrs j. r.
Crannor was elected president: Mrs.
DAVID Austin, secretary. and Mrs. Jo-
sephus Moomaw, reporter Dainty
refreshments were served during the
social hour which followed the bust
ness meeting. Ire club will meet on
wednesday hereafter. the next meet
Ing 10 be Oct. 2S at the home OF Mrs.
Crannor, 757 Diamond av.
Members Of the d. I. Pedro club
were guests Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs :. Farrell Kunstman
ST. The favOrs at cards went TO Mrs
q. Fritz, Mrs. ". kagle and Mrs W
Greisinger. Plans were made for a
Hallowe en- masquerade 20 be held at
the home Of Mrs Greisinger. 406 y.
Scott St In two weeks the club will
hold its regular meeting with Mrs.
". kagle, 2l5 y. Studebaker ST.
At the meeting Of the Impromptu
club Thursday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Fred Gabried. 1O41 Riverside
drive. delegates were elected 10 at
tend the state convention OF the In
diana Federation OF WOmen's clubs TO
be held Oct 20 10 "A in Evansville
Mrs. W. h. Pershing. president Of the
club, and Mrs f. II. Goodman were
named with Mrs. A. NJ Moore and
Mrs. r. T. Miller as alternates. The
program for the afternoon consisted
of one paper. Local History of IN
diana. Mrs. Miller. The next
meeting of the club will be oct %
with Mrs. Daniel Rich, S13 Leland av.
The regular meeting of the Moth
ers' club was held Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. b. A. Birdsell W.
Washington av The afternoon was
spent very pleasantly with sewing and
at its close dainty luncheon was
served. The club will meet in two
weeks but the place has not yet been
decided. On Oct u, the first club
dinner viii be given by Mr.. and Mrs.
W. III. SwintZ, 712 W. Colfax av.
Those on the committee are Mr.. and
Mrs. Adam Shidler Mr.. and Mrs
Thomas Bulla, Mr. and Mrs. r. c.
Page and Mrs. Nettie Herr.
The Eureka club was pleasantly en-
tertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Matte thinner at her country home
west of the city. The afternoon was
spent with needlework and at its
close a delightful two course luncheon
was served by the hostess. ON oct.
23. Mrs. Fred Wagner. 740 Nistula at.,
Will be hostess to the club. The affair
will serve as a farewell as Mrs. Wag-
ner viii leave shortly after for Cali
1ornia where she viii spend a year
with her daughter. Fifteen members
and two visitors were present at
Thursdays meeting.
Mrs. Samuel Bunker. 623 y. Scott
ST. entertained the members of the
Thursday club at her home Thursday /
afterroOn. The program consisted of !
the following: The Theme, Purpose, /
CONSTRUCTION and Influence Of the
Novel by Mrs. Minnie b. Mathers; !
''It Doesn't Pay" by Ida II. Gaskn; !
(Which Way Is Literature GOing?'
Mrs. Pearl w. Jackson; Americas
Greatest Poet. Wit and HumOrist."
Mrs. +. Romine, and a reading by
Mrs. Ralph Keller. In two weeks the
club Will meet with Mrs. Mathers, lis
Paris st.
Miss LaVelle Fuller. 7O2 Clinton St, !
Entertained IA of her friends very
pleasantly Thursday afternoon at Pot !
tawattOmie park. Games and contests
were enjoyed during the afternoon aft |
Ell which ''weiner" roast was enjoy |
et
& Miss Pearl Mosier. 122 w. Monroe /
ST. was the honor guest Thursday 4
evening at a linen shower given by
vi Is. " alter W ear anu MIS-. AdIl D.
Shasberger at the home Of the former +
in Elkhart. a number of South Bend .
people were guests on Oct. Il the /
Misses Ruth Grove and Cora Covert 4
will entertain with a tea at the Lex /
ington in honor Of Miss MOsier. and I
shower immediately after at the home 4
of Miss Grove, 500 Columbia st. Miss /
Nosier will be united in marriage oct !
16 TO Eugene Berger of Elkhart.
Fl The Circle of Mercy was entertained I
Thursday afternoon at the home of I
Mrs Jacob kerner. W. Marion st. The (
meeting was largely attended. Fol ]
loving the business meeting which |
Consisted OF the usual matters. the /
afternoon was spent with needlework /
luncheon was served by the hostess /
during a social time. There were q I
number OF visitors present besides the |
regular members In two weeks Mrs.
Mary Byerly. 604 w. Colfax av., will |
be hostess TO the circle.
The Aid society Of the Grace NJ. E. |
church met Thursday afternoon at /
present. The hOstesses for the after /
noon were Mrs. w. +. Horne. Mrs.
William Listenberger. Mrs. n. q. /
Webb. Mrs. Marian Balanger and Mrs. \
George Brown. Scriptures We're read
by Mrs. .. g. NaftZger. After the |
regular business lcilou UuIluS WHICH /
arrangements were made for chick
en- pie supper IN November, a social /
hour was enjoyed. Miss Gladys Lis
tenberger favored the company with
a piano solo Refreshments were \
served by the hostesses at the close of /
the afternoon. The society viii meet |
The second Thursday In November |
AZ the tabernacle.
The study OF Bach was begun by the 1
music department OF the Progress |