South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-26
SOCIETY

The Good Friends club was de-
lighfuliy entertained Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs Charles
Rickels, 1903 S. Carroll ST. The house
was beautifully decorated with roses
and Violets. Refreshme nts were served
10 12 members and three guests The
next meeting viii be with Mrs.
charles Smith, AIS Z. South St, July
Mrs. !. W. Jackson. 14O9 Miami ST..
pleasantly entertained the members OF
the Chaplin Park W. G. 7. L., Friday
afternoon. The meeting was opened
with a Sons. The Fight Is on for
temperance Mrs. c. Warner led the
devotionals and after a business meet
Ing 2 program followed which consist
ed OF reading by Miss Mary Mill
house, The shame OF Allowing the
Liquor Traffic To Exist, ii solo given
by Miss Mildred Austins. a reading
First Risks" by Mrs. a. J. Austin /;
piano solo by Mildred Austin. a Sc
lection. The White Ribbon Prayer"
by Mrs. i. W. jackson. and talk by
Mrs. e. Warner on her work In trying
TO introduce the Bible in the public
schools. A motion was carried to de
nounce dancing on the sabbath at
local amusement parks. A commit
tee was appointed TO assist the au-
thorities Completing the program
was a reading by Mrs. ii. Sconern on
Save the Boy" Mrs. r. f. Good
was A guest from this city, and Mrs.
II. Scholly OF Los Angeles. Cal. and
Mrs. NJ. StOver OF WesterNille, o., were
Out-Of-tOwn guests. Mrs. Slower and
Mrs SchOlly gave talks of the bene-
fits OF their cities since they were dry.
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aV., delightfully."- entertained Friday
evening at her home in honor of Mrs
A D. Chenoweth OF Richmond. Ind,
and Mrs w. Ashton of Oklahoma City
The evening was given 10 cards and
contests. the faVOrs going 10 Mrs H.
w. Drain, and Mrs i. =. Shambleau.
Refreshments were served at tables
later in the evening. covers being
placed for nine. The house and table
decorations were OF roses. Pretty
guest prizes were presented TO the
honored guests. Mrs. Chenoweth will
leave for her home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs r O. Morgan enter
tanned very pleasantly at dinner at
Diamond lake Friday evening. Those
who participated in the affair were
and Mrs. +. A. Christman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Wheelock, and Mr.. and
Mrs. r. J. Roche. Later in the even
ing the guests attended the Fisher
dance.
Complmenting Miss Margaret Fer
nandez. who Will be married Wednes-
day. Miss Florence Barrett entertained
with a 1 o'clock luncheon at her home,
112 w. Marion St, this afternoon. The
table appointments OF pink and white
were carried out in wild roses and
pink sweet peas. Those who enjoyed
the pleasant affair were Miss Blanche
Dessert of Wausau, Wis, Miss Bess
Caldwell. Mrs. p. O. Frye. Miss Ruth
Bender Miss Helen Lower, and Miss
Bertha Striebel
Mrs. L. ClemdiEnon and Mrs. VIII
liam Vanderbeck delightfully."- enter
tanned the Ladies' Aid society of the
Quincy Street Baptist church at the
home of the former, S36 Olive St,
Friday afternoon After the business
meeting a program followed. which
consisted Of a violin solo by Miss
Esther Fulton. Reading by Rev. Q. ].
Parsons and a vocal solo by Mrs. Julia
Jain. After the program a. tyvO-cCuFse
luncheon was served TO so guests. the
decorations effecting a color scheme
OF pink and white. Dainty crOcheted
DdSkelS OF IEulL were given dS ltNui =.
The Circle of Service OF the First
Baptist church was entertained by
Mrs Robert Ethel. 42S " Michigan
St. Friday evening. After a business
meeting a social hour was enjoyed
with light refreshments. The July
meeting will be a picnic at Spring
brook park.
Last evening at their home on w.
Washington av-. Mr.. and Mrs w o.
Davies. ir.. entertained at a charming
Z o'clock dinner party for Miss Mary
Hammond and George +. Davies who
Will be married this evening. This
was the last Of a number of pre-nup-
tial affairs which have been given dur
ing the past week for the couple A
mound of snapdragOns was used in
centering the dining table, and clus-