South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-20

The Children Of Mary Of St Jo-
seph's parish entertained az a delight
ful May party wednesday evening in
race hall. A program OF dances
play ed by the Martin and Stein orches-
ira was enjoyed by 10 couples, mem
Ders and friends of the society. The
orchestra played from a platform in
me center OF the floor, concealed be-
hind a hedge OF palms The c. OF NJ.
inonogram in blue and white electric
HBhts Was placed at one end Of the
room and four cosy corners added to
the attractiveness Of the hall. The
=. or N. monogram was used during
the moonlight numbers Light re-
IrCShmentS were served during the
evening. Chairmen OF the committees
In charge OF the affair were: MIS-
Genevieve Winkler, decoration; Miss
Louise Crcpeau and Genevieve Hill
lier. program, and Josephine POulin,
refreshment. others who assisted
We're: Ursula PeTley, Helen Hankey.
Edith Murphy, Ida Poison, Elvina
Wolf Mary Zangerle, Marie Rifle,
Gertrude Haney, Genevieve Brehmer,
Ray Haylman. Bertha Davies, Elinor
Nejvens, Louise Champagne and Anna
Des Jardens. Mr.. and Mrs. John <.
Hiss, Mr.. and Mrs. William Benitz,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Lechner, Mr.. and
Mrs. William Bergan. and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Frewer were the patrons
and patrOnesses for the evening. The
grand march was at 9 o'clock, Miss
Genevieve Winkler and Fred eau
field being the leaders.
The Wednesday Thimble club was
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. L. l. Alderman, 1895 Lincoln
a
needle work. Light refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be IN two weeks with Mrs. j. l.. Bates
1907 Lincoln way w.
The Women's Home Missionary So
c1ety of the Grace NJ. l.. church met in
the tabernacle Wednesday afternoon
for the regular monthly meeting. An
excellent report of the district con-
vention held May l. and IA in East
Chicago was given by Mrs. r. G. Lane.
president of the society, at which time
Mrs Lane was elected district cor
responding secretary. Mrs E J. Wat
hns had charge Of the devOtiOnals for
the afternoon and Mrs. George Gall
gave paper on 'Aborigines Who Are
Not Indians" A social hour was fol-
lowed by refreshments served by the
hOstesses. Mrs. w. T.. Dunning Mrs
l.. a. Ports. Mrs T. J. Clark and Mrs.
=. G. Allenbaugh. The next meeting
of the society viii be June 1G in the
tabernacle when the annual election
of officers viii take place
The Home Needleworkers club was
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Lloyd WilkesOn, 119 +. Paris st.
Contests and needlework were the fea-
lures OF tho afternoon and light re-
freshmcnti were served. The men, |
bers will be entertaino- Vrav 20, at the !
home Of Mrs L. r. Brakeman, 62T Il. |
Wenger st.
a pleasant afternoon was enjoyed
Wednesday by the members of the
Cosy Corner circle at the home of Mrs
William Beck, 1911 S. Michigan st.
The time was spent sewing and So
cially, followed by refreshments serv- |
ed 10y the hostess. Mrs. John Pier |
son. 221 Dubail av.. will be hostess !
June ?.
Miss Dora brewer was hostess on !
Wednesday afternoon TO the members |
of the Social Sixteen club at her home |
144 Cushing st. a contest was the |
feature of the afternoon and Mrs |
Holmberg and Mrs AhTens were !
awarded the favOrs. Luncheon was |
served at the close of the afternoon. |
Mrs =. T.. Hawkinson. 1917 Lincoln !,
way w" will entertain the club June 9.
Mrs. Sam Hay. 1911 s. Michigan St, |
entertained the Pythian Tea ladies on /
afternoon. After a short I
business session a piano duet was /
given Wv Miss Margaret Schreyer and ,
Miss Harriet Hay. and Miss Ruth Kuss |
rendered a piano solo. The assisting 1
and Mrs. Albert Fry. The next meet
Ing VIII be June in the hall.
The Women's Foreign Missionary !
society of Stull Memorial church was
entertained Wednesday hy Mrs. Fred
Entzain. 1929 :. Lafayette St Mrs
s. 1. Woodruff and Mrs. 5. Windbigler
we're the leaders for the afternoon.
Mrs Eli Carter gave reading on.
What a slave Boy Accomplished" !
and Mrs EntZain read q paper on
'The Children at Work for Christ" I
Mrs. Schuyler Wiltfong had charge
n the mystery box. The society will
meet June 16.
The Women's Bible class ga. met
Wednesday ut the home of Mrs. Lena
Rockstroh. 121 +. Marion ST Mrs.
Mitchell was leader for the afternoon
I'm the study from the book OF Deu- /
,eronomy. The class VIII Ieet Nay
2f with Mrs. Robert Elbel, 4zS \.
Michigan St. when a review OF the
past studies will be made.
Mrs. w. r. Boss. POI f. Keasey st.
was hostess wednesday afternoon 10
he members OF the Needlecratt club.
after n pleasant afternoon spent SO
sally and with sewing the hostess
served refreshments. The club VIII
meet June 2. at the home OF Mrs u
E, Sparks. 1913 Keasey st.
Children's day was observed Wed
lesday afternoon at the South Bend
Training school when more than SO
children and their mothers were pres
mt. kindergarten games songs ana