South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-26
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

me first business meeting of Class
No. OF Trinity Presbyterian Sunday
school was held Thursday evening at
the home Of Charles WAGNER, f.
Madison St The following officers
were elected: George Alderman,
president; Glenn Moe. secretary:
floyd Hays treasurer. The class was
divided into teams for a membership
contest and Edward Tucker was
elected captain Of the Reds and Leo
LaBlanc, OF the Blues. The social
time which followed the business ses-
sion was enjoyed by ali the boys.
Ability to procure the Fisher Ex-
position orchestra OF Kalamazoo Sat
urday evening induced the manage
ment of the Oliver hotel TO arrange
cabaret dance for Saturday evening
and though the notice was rather
short plans have been made which
promise 10 make the affair one of the
feature dances Of the season. If the
orchestra arrives in time. its soIoist
viii give several numbers at the tea
dansant Saturday afternoon. A large
number of reservations have already
been made for both affairs.
Mrs. Marshel Hughes, Sill E. Mon
roe St, was hostess to the Thursday
business meeting was followed by q
program as follows on universities and
colleges: The College Man In the
the World" by Mrs. Hughes: Whats
Wrong With the College" by Mrs. j.
.. Otis; University Development In
Western Canada" by Mrs A A
Dodge; piano selections by Mrs +.
G. Freyermuth: parliamentary drill
by Mrs Ida North. followed by re-
ports ana roll call. ON March II, the
18th anniversary of the club will be
celebrated by entertaining with a din
ner at Z o'clock in the upper rooms of
the historical society bldg. The
members viii bring their husbands or
some other guest.
The business and social meeting of
the ArbOr Vita class was held at
the home of Miss Theresa Nelson, COZ
Euclid aV., Thursday evening. After
the business meeting games and con
tests, followed by refreshments were
enjoyed. The class will meet March
20 with Miss Sadie Rhodes, 9O1 CIeve-
land av.
The music department of tho
Progress club met Thursday after
noon. Miss Maude Mueller read a
paper on "BeethOvens Daily Life"
Mrs w. S. McGIothlin spoke of him
as a Pianist and Composer, Miss
Helen GuilfOyle rendered a piano solo
and Miss Vida Shontz gave a violin
solo accompanied by Miss Guilfoyle
The musical program was lin charge
of Miss Lillian Anderson.
Mrs. Walter Herzog Of Mishawaka.
was hostess TO the Twin City Sewing
circle Thursday. Needlework and
contests were the features Of the aft
ernOOn. FavOTs were won by Mrs c.
+. Harper. Mrs II. Webster. Mrs II.
Nanderberg and Mrs. l.. l.. ParVis
The next meeting will be March IL
with Mrs. L. r. Parvis, 515 L. Wash 1
ingtOn ay.
The Home Girls Bible class met on
Thursday afternoon with Miss Ger
trude Oliver, SOS w. Washington av.
There were % members present.
NeedlewOrk and a vocal solo by Miss
Baker of Flint, Mich, were enjoyed.
Tea was served in the library at the
close of the afternoon. The class Will
meet March with Mrs. Alma Ware of
the Melville.
Members of the Circle of Mercy met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
Hersee, Ill Elder ST. The regular
routine business was transacted and
the reports from the committees were
heard social hour with refresh
ments followed Mrs. j. +. Hines.
1903 y. Notre Dame av. will entertain
the circle March IL.
Mrs. Ed Weaver, 216 L. Sample St.
was hostess 10 the Eureka club Thurs
day. Needlework occupied the after
noon after which the hostess served
refreshments Arrangements were
made TO go to LAe Orphans home.
March Il and spend the day sewing
for that institution The ladies will
L. 81
William Thomas 243 Paris St, will
entertain the club at its regular meet
ing March Il.
The members of the Pastime club
were entertained Thursday by Mrs.
carl Dunfee, 221 Marquette aV. The
afternoon was spent socially and with
neediework, after which the host
ess served luncheon The club viii
meet March il. the place to be an
nounced later.
Mrs. John Suchy. 1902 Miner St. en-
tertained the Ideal Embroidery club
Thursday afternoon a short bust !
ness meeting was held followed by
luncheon, served by the hostess, to 10 I
members and two guests. Mrs. Oscar /
Bayvan, AS s. Lafayette ST, Will en-
terrain the club March IL.
Mrs. +. HawkinSon, 1917 Lincoln !
way ". informally entertained a few
friends Thursday afternoon \ social I.
afternoon was spent, music numbers I.
being rendered by the Misses h I
Richie. NJ Anderson and Aherne. a 4
Dainty twO-course luncheon was 4
eerved.
The monthly meeting OF the Circle I
OF Service of the First Baptist church /.
was held Wednesday i'm the church 4
parlors The time was spent sewing 4
for the Associated Charities and i'm I
knotting a comforter. Eight new
members were received into the So
ciety. The next meeting will be held 4
the last Friday in March but the (
place OF meeting has not been de- /
cided upon.