South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-04
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

Miss Merle lone Shidler daughter
of Mrs. Laura Shidler, announced her
engagement TO Eugene Blair Warner
Thursday afternoon at an Informal
bridge given at her home 318 w. Ma
varre st. The bridge was given osten-
slDly for Miss Marie Spain of Detroit,
who is visiting Or and Mrs. elem
Shidler, and the announcement came
as q great surprise 20 the guests, who
were the members OF a small bridge
club 10 which Miss Shidier belongs.
Following the games luncheon was
served AZ the card tables and the
places were marked by pink rose to
which was attached a dainty card
bearing the names of Miss Shidler
and Mr.. Warner. The wedding will
take place In the spring. and will be
one Of the most interesting events of
the season, the young people being
members Of two Of the oldest families
Of the county. Mr.. Warner attended
Indiana university for several years
and Miss Shidler is graduate Of
Smith college.
Mrs Minnie Voedish. 434 y. Mich
igan St. was hostess Wednesday aft
ernoon TO the members of her club
After a pleasant time spent with
needlewOrk a dainty lunch was
served. Mrs. George Leach, PSI La
porte av., will be hostess to the club
Feb. Il.
The North Side Culture club was
pleasantly entertained by Mrs l. +.
Grecnan, Forest av., Wednesday.
Mrs. Fredericks gave an interesting
paper on NOR training. Books two
and three OF l1lserables were discuss
ed by Mrs. Floyd Deahl. A current
events talk followed. During a social
hour light refreshments were served.
The club will meet Feb. Z with Mrs.
a. l.. Bremen, PA Haney av.
Twenty members Of the Hope Pres
byterian chapel were pleasantly en-
tertained Monday evening at the home
OF Miss Mary BRO, 826 +. Calvert ST.
After the business meeting music and
games were enjoyed followed by
dainty refreshments served by the
hostess.
At the meeting of the department of
literature of the Progress club We'd
nesday afternoon, Mrs. Charles Han
sci read a paper on "Idyls of the King
in History Art and Literature" An
informal social time followed the
business meeting. The next meeting
Will be Feb. II at the club.
Mrs George Kizer. 1913 Lincoln way
w, entertained the Aid society of the
Wednesday afternoon. After the bust
ness meeting a social time was en-
joyed. Mrs. G. l.. COpp, 728 CalifOr-
mia av., viii be hostess to the club
March 3.
Mrs. Ira Carpenter very pleasantly !
entertained the Aid society of the |
First Brethren church Wednesday at 4
an all day session. picnic dinner /
was enjoyed. Several interesting pa !
pers were read. Home Life In ia !
pan" by Mesdames Minnie Lawrence, I
Clarence Stewart. Minnie Lowell, Mary |
Obenchain, Elya Thomas, Rose DaUs- /
man and Clarence Shelly. A paper on /
THE Child at Home" was read by |
Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs. Albert Daus- |
man, 9O5 y Adams St, VIII entertain |
the society March B.
Mrs. Myron Campbell Park av., en-
tertained the Woman's Literary club
Wednesday Mrs. Gilbert Elliott gave
"a very interesting talk on her trip to /
Venezuela. What People Read in f.
South America" was the subject of
the paper read by Mrs. G. y. Fassett. 1
Mrs. Campbell will be hostess to the
club Feb. Il.
tIrs. z, ], Roche, $50 S. Lafayette |
ST. was hostess TO the Monday After |
noon Sewing circle Wednesday. |
Dainty refreshments were served. /
Mrs William Sibley. S2S +. Jefferson |
blvd, viii be hostess Feb. Is.
Pleasant View w. c.. T. L. gave a |
thimble at the home of Mrs. c. w. +
Hopkins. 1887 Johnson ST., wednesday I
afternoon. Mrs. w +. Miller talked
on the work of the juvenile court /
Miss Crystabelle Manning gave sever I
al piano selections and Mrs. Harry I
Barnes a vocal solo. AT the close of
the afternoon light refreshments were /
served. The next meeting viii be /
held Feb 10 with Mrs Harry Rode |
rick. 226 Embel CT.
Members Of the Shakespeare circle I
were very pleasantly entertained at /
the home of Mrs c. A. Fulmer, :. I
Michigan St. Wednesday afternoon. /
Mrs Herbert Westervelt read "a paper
on "IdylIs and Temples sculpture /
and Painting" by Mrs. Badet Mrs. I
W g. Slower had many lovely /
specimens of her needlewOrk. A
reading on the Burning of Mos
cow was given by Mrs. Sayre. Mrs. \
w F. Brown, 432 y Lafayette ST., 4
will entertain the circle Feb. Il.
Mrs. W. H. EngIe. 220 e. Ohio st. /
was hostess Wednesday to the Violet 4
club. After the regular business meet /
ing social time was enjoyed with /
cards FavorS were won by Mrs. a. .
Brown. Mrs Dora Evans and Mrs. I
Maud Coleman. a delicious supper
was served at o'clock by the hostess |
Plans were made for a card party TO \
be given Thursday afternoon, Feb. II, /
inv. o. w. hall. The next regular /
meeting will be at the home OF Mrs. \
Name Rifle. 403 +. Ohio st.
Members of the Social Sixteen club