South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-07
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY


OF members who we're present In
the afternoon at $3.50 o'clock "A regu-
lar business session was held follow
ed by games and races. Mrs. Ru-
dolph Kline won the favor in "A guess
ing contest. Mrs. g.. y. Weaver in the
Fat womenE race; Miss Norma Werntz
in the egg race; Nelson Miller in the
boys race and Eldcn Miller i'm the
penny grab. At $50 o'clock ice
cream and cake were served and the
company dispersed. The society will
hold its next meeting the first Thurs
day Of September.
Miss Blanche Becker delightfully."-
entertained "a party Of South Bend
friends all day Friday at her summer
home at Eagle lake. The day was
spent with bathing and fishing and a
delicious dinner was served
Inc members of the Nonpareil club
enjoyed an outing at St Joe Thurs
day The day was spent in boating
and bathing, and a basket supper was
served. The club will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. William Hobbick Of
Navarro st.
The Grandmothers' circle was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
w. L. Gilman at the home of Mrs. A.
teen members and three guests enjoy
cd the all day meeting Mr. and Mrs.
W. n. Gilmore and Mrs. Strayer OF
Michigan, were the guests. a delicious
old fashioned dinner was served at
noon. The afternoon was spent with
sewing and in talking OF old times
Arrangements were made for picnic
which viii be held Aug. %. at ST Jo-
seph, Mich.
The Aid society Of the Lowell
Heights NJ. T. church met Thursday
afternoon at the church parlors The
regular monthly business was trans
acted after which refreshments were
served and the remainder of the after
noon spent socially. The society will
meet again the first Thursday in Sep
TENDER at the church
a number of friends of Mrs. Henry
Willard surprised her Thursday aft
ernoOn at her home south of Spring
brook park The afternoon was de-
lightfully spent by the 30 guests and a
buffet luncheon was served.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. Raissle. South s.,
entertained at an auto party Wednes-
day afternoon honoring their guests
Mr.. and Mrs. F. May and daughter of
Pittsburgh. Pa. The party included
Mr.. and Mrs. Raissle aud son, Mr.. and
Mrs May and daughter and Mrs. w
Dumke. Mrs. Dumke entertained at
z o'clock dinner for the guests after
their return.
Mrs. Ben Irwin, 1904 Quimby ST.
was hostess TO the 1912 club Thursday
afternoon. Favors in contests were
awarded to Mrs. Chas Lambert Mrs.
Everett Walker and Mrs. Carl Gran
ger. Music for the afternoon was
Luncheon was served during a social
hour. In two weeks the club will
meet with Mrs. Chas. Lambert, 61SI
T.. Keasy st.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Grace NJ. +. church met Thursday aft
ernOOn for the last time in the old
church. About 20 women were pres
ent. Vocal solos were rendered during
the afternoon by Mrs. VIM. Hagey.
Miss Nettie Taylor gave a very inter
esting talk. Mrs. VIM LOntz had
charge of the devotional exercises
while Mrs. d. NJ. Beckner and Mrs.
Frank BrOdbeck led in prayer. Re-
freshments were served. Plans were
made to serve "A picnic luncheon to
the men engaged in building the tab
ernacle, Friday and Saturday noon
The society Will meet Sept. 10 in the
tabernacle.
The Aid society Of the Gloria Del
Swedish Lutheran church met Thurs
day afternoon at the church parlors.
The hostesses were Mrs. Clark Elk and
of members attended. Mrs. August
Carlson, Mrs. Tilly Johnson and Mrs. |
Hannah Johnson. all of Chicago. were |
the out OF town guests. Vocal solos
were furnished by Mrs w Edstrom. /
The Rev G. V Erickson gave "A short
"a Hafr n araf
at the close of the afternoon. The I
society Will meet in two weeks at the I
church parlors.
Members or the Ideal Embroidery
club were pleasantly entertained on /
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Frank 4
Smith. 1921 May st. Light refresh /
ments were served during "A social /
time following an hour spent i'm sew 4
ing. In two weeks Mrs Barney /
Swartz. T.. Calvert St. will entertain. /
The Women's Auxiliary OF the Trim I
ity NJ. r. church was entertained on T
Thursday afternoon by Mrs George .
Roper, 1114 Woodward aV About .
thirty members and six guests attend I.
ed. Following the regular business /
meeting a musical program was eN- .
ecuted. Miss Margaret Plant gave 4
number OF instrumental solos. while .
Mrs. J. G. Locke provided vocal Sc
lections. Mrs. r. ANteH also assisted .
Several numbers were furnished 10y
the victrola.
4 party consisting OF the Misses Lii .
liam Ia Pierre Emma Stevenson. Mr. F.
and Mrs. q. II. LaPierre and the .
Mesdames J. A. Hull Hattie Hull. En-
ma Housefelt and Mrs. Bucher mo- .
tOred Co BeTrien Springs Wednesday. I.
where I. e. assisted in celebrating the .
n fxatsr-S Try pf
Wetmore Mrs Taylor of Chicago, /
daughter Of Mrs Wetmore. was also .
present
The cash girls Of the Ellsworth store .
held picnic Wednesday afternoon, I.
Aug 3. at Leeper park Many games .
were enjoyed and luncheon was served +
az $3.50 O'Clock Everybody reported .
good time.
The South Bend Cluh was pleasantly [.
entertained Thursday afternoon at the .
home OF Mrs w H. Spaoth. 514 W.