South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-05
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

To welcome their pastor. Rev. T. J.
Parsons and family. who have just
returned from an extended visit IN
the east the members Of the Quincy
81. Baptist church DELIGHTFULLY."- sur
prised him Friday evening at his
home. lt., Michigan av. They pre-
sented the family with a stock OF good
things for me larder. A G. Ogg MAX
ing tho presentation speech. and
served delicious refreshments The
evening WAS enfoyably spent in an in
formal and social way.
At it's meeting Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs Roy Sager. SIS Mil
tor av.. the women's Bible class OF
the First Church OF the Brethren was
divided into 30 sections for the sea-
sons work and the following leaders
were appointed Mrs. Irwin Jackson,
Mrs Roy Sager. AIRS Sylvia Bowman.
Mrs. Lille Miller Mrs. David HaW-
blitzel Mrs Mable Warren, Mrs.
Maude Parks Mrs. George Brown.
Mrs. "a. w kreighbaum and Mrs. r.
Snider Following the business SEES
sion program was presented consist
ing of piano solo by Miss Mildred
TimsOn: duet by Mrs. Irwin Jackson
and Mrs Elmer Whitmer: Bible les
son by Miss Cora Wise, question box
on THE Life of Joseph" by Mrs.
Jackson. The hostesses for the after
noon Mrs Sager Mrs Edgar Martin
dale and Miss Mabel Warren. served
dainty refreshments The next meet
ing Will be the first Friday of October
with Mrs. Daniel Reed. 922 Milton az.
In honor or her house guests Miss
Elsie Buckstan Of Oshkosh. Wis. and
Miss Grace Wilson OF Morris. H..
Miss Ruth Goeway viii entertain in
formally this evening at her home on
Park az. The Misses Buckstaff and
Wilson are schoolmates of Miss Goe-
way 20 Milwaukee DOwner. Milwau-
kee, Wis.
In honor Of Miss Charlotte Daven-
port OF Dayton O., and Miss Mary
Beery Of Chicago. who are visiting
their aunt. Mrs. Rome G. Stephenson.
Mrs. a. H. stephenson will entertain
with a family party at Browns at
Crumstown this evening.
The Norman Eddy w. r. G. held
Its regular meeting Friday afternoon
at the c. A. r. hall on r. jefferson
blvd. About % members attended.
Regular business was transacted and
arrangements were made by the en-
gram at the next meeting which Will
he held in two weeks al the hall All
members are requested 10 be present.
Members of the Social Twelve club
were pleasantly entertained Friday
afternoon 10y Mrs Louis Lederer, sol
y. Michigan ST. The afternoon was
spent socially and refreshments were
served at its close. In two weeks Mrs.
lV1 G. Inn 4
entertain.
The Missionary society of the West
minister Presbyterian church was en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
William Cook. Michigan av. who was
assisted 10y Mrs a. \. Dodge and Mrs.
+. Saelhoh. About 30 ladies were
present. The program was particu-
larry interesting. the topic having been
taken from the nth chapter of the
book. The New America, and was
conducted bN Mrs. A. -. Dalrymple.
Mrs John Henry Zuver gave very
interesting paper on the progress of
missionary work i'm Africa A letter
was read hy Miss Mary Milhouse
from Mrs. Fuller wife of a mission
airy i'm Africa Mrs. Fuller is very well
known here The study was followed
hy "a social hour with refreshments.
The society viii meet the first Friday
I'm October
The Missionary society of the First
Baptist church met Friday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. r. g. Turk. 1914
Witwer av. Mrs. Turk was assisted
by Miss f. Verden. Mrs. u. Bradley.
Mrs. Charles Kinyon, Mrs. u. KinyOn
and Mrs r e. Finch. The program
was in charge of Mrs. D. Kinyon and
Mrs. w w. Davis. The topic for the
afternoon was selected from the book,
The New America. Special music
was provided by Mrs. j. II. Rode and
Mrs. II. kinyon. Light refreshments
were served during a social hour with
which the afternoon closed The So
ciety viii meet the first Friday in Oc-
toher the place to be announced later.
The Missionary society Of the First
Presbyterian church met Friday aft
ernoon I'm the church parlors The
hostesses for the afternoon were Mrs.
Rome Stephenson. Mrs a J. Ham
mond and Mrs. \. NJ Russell Devo-
tons were led by Mrs Howard Cliff
ford and the program was in charge
OF Mrs. T. W. Walker. who spoke on
African Missions Mrs " NJ. Weld
gave an interesting temperance talk
and Mrs. q. G.. Callahan gave the cur
rent events. Rev. J. Burns OF the
Trinity Presbyterian church gave an
outline of the work of the Union
Temperance commission The after
noon closed with a vocal solo by Prof.
GRANGE. The next meeting of the So
ciety VIII be held the first Friday in
October with Mrs. c. II. Myers. 719
w Washington av.
The south section OF the Women's
league of the First ~ r. church viii
meet Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J.
a Narier. 2o3 :. Lafayette 81 The
assisting hOsteSses viii be Mrs Clark
Skinner. AIRS u. ". Place MIS-. j. 2.
Reamer. Mrs Sarah Hart and Mrs