South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-06
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

At the general meeting Of the Prog
rcss club Saturday afternoon Airs
John c. HessIer Of Decatur. III. vii
lecture on Completing a Beautiful
Home AS Mrs. Hessler has made an
extensive study OF the subject OF homo
decoration she IS regarded as an au-
thorlty and her coming is awaited with
great interest She addressed the bi-
ennial meeting Of the general fedora
ton OF W omens clubs AT San Fran
cisco IN June, 1872, where her tax
aroused much favorable comment A
feature of the afternoons program
also, Will be vocal numbers Dy Nj. L..
Willing
The Non Pro Sc class OF Mizpah
Evangelical church he'd a short bust
ness meeting at the home Of the Pres
ident. Miss Pearl kl0pfer. 1916 s. Mi
ami SO Thursday evening During the
meeting a committee was appointed
10 procure the names Of several fam
lies for which the Grass intends TO
sew. After the bAsiuess session mus
&c and contests We're enjoyed. the fav-
or going TO Miss Dorothy Weiss. The
hostess served a dainty luncheon later
in the evening The next business
meeting viii be at the dome OF Miss
Ruby Heintzelman Dec. 3rd
The members OF the d. /. club we're
entertained at cards Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. G.. Fritz
1914 Fuerbringer st. The prizes were
won BY Mrs. ". Greisinger, Mrs.
George Frank and Mrs. John Frank.
The hostess served a dainty luncheon
in two weeks the club Will meet with
Mrs. p. Thielka, 951 w. Oak st.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Munson
chapel met Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Collins on the Division
road. The afternoon was spent with
needlewOrk. In two weeks the society
viii spend the day at the home of Mrs
Walter EcKman on the Division road.
The Loyal Helpers of the First
Christian church were entertained
Thursday evening at the home of MISS
Helen Greenwood, so Clinton st.
There were Is members and one
visitor present. After business
meeting a dainty luncheon was served.
An unusually interesting meeting Of
the Thursday club was he'd Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
George Freyermqth. 615 Nistula av.
Study of the drama was concluded
with the following excellent papers
Modern operate Activities. Mrs.
Frank Freyermuth; The Theater of
Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow
Mrs. George Phillips; The West as
Factor IN American Music" Mrs.
George Herrick. Vocal and instru-
mental numbers were rendered by
Mrs. Kenneth Beers and Mrs. George
Freyermuth. The program was fol- /
lowed by a complete and very inter-
esting report of the state convention !
OF the Federation of Women's club at !
Evansville. Ind. by the delegate. Mrs |
George Phillips The next regular !
meeting Of the club viii be held Nov. |
10.
With a-pretty home wedding Thurs
day afternoon at O'Clock, Miss Ethel |
Napper daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. !
Willis W. Napier. became the bride OF i
Oscar Klietz. son of Mr.. and Mr. I
Lewis KlietZ of Granger. The cere-
nOny was performed by the Rev. NJ. /
IL Appleby. The bride wore q charm /
ing gown of pink charmeuse yelled /
with shadow lace and carried a show
cr of valley lilies and sweet peas
Professions OF chrysanthemums and
brides roses were used with beautiful
effect throughout the home Follow
ing the ceremony a dainty collation.
was served TO so guests. The young
people left Immediately for an east
ern trip. They will be at home after
Nov. 10 at Granger.
The Aid society OF RIizpah Evan
gelical church was entertained Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs
Samuel Miller. 1914 $. Main st. Mrs. /
Miller was assisted by Mrs Fred
Weltzien and Miss Welters. After n
short business period Mrs. J. W.
Bucks gave an interesting reading.
followed by several pleasing duets by
the Misses Lucille and Myrtle Miller.
Light refreshments were served dur
ing q general social hour. The society
viii meet Dec. with Mrs. ]. w.
Bucks. E. South ST
The Circle of Mercy met for its
regular session Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. J. a StOeckley. 329 y. Tay- /
Ter ST. NThe attendance was large
Reports from the various committees
were heard and several matters of
charity were touched upon. Plans
were made for assisting needy families
during the winter months The meet
ing closed with n social hour and re- =
freshments. Mrs. J. T. Turner. Lee
land av., Will be hostess TO the circle
Nov. 10.
The Aid society Of the Grace Evan
gelical church met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. William O'DeU. 1911
Elmer ST. An interesting fea ture If
the business meeting was the paving
OF a $500 pledge. the entire sum of
which was raised by Is women with !
rummage sales, pastry sales and apron
sales at various times. The hostess
served delicious refreshments during
the social hour which concluded the I