South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-16

Various committees were appointed
by the president at the regular bust
ness meeting of the Norman Eddy w.
r. G. held Friday afternoon at the g.
A. r. hall The usual business was
transacted and the afternoon spent So
cially by a large number Of women.
Light refreshments were served at its
close. The corps will meet Feb. 8.
Committees named were as follows:
Auditing. chairman, Mrs May Brad
ley, Mrs. Cora Collard, Mrs. Jennie
Rulo; executive chairman, Mrs. Hattie
Clark, Mrs. Cora Ettlein, Mrs. Emma
Fink. Mrs MAY Foster. Mrs. Cora
Downing. Mrs Jennie Rosbaum; en-
tertaining, chairman, Mrs. Lily La
Hommedieu. Mrs. Emma Fink. Mrs
MOllie Bradley. Mrs. Bertha Parks
Mrs Esther Smell; flowers. chairman.
Mrs. Sophia Ecker, Mrs. Lily L.aHom-
medieu. Mrs Loretta GOrsuch, Mrs
Hattie Clark. Mrs. Cora Ettlein: assO-
ciated charities chairman. Mrs
Frances Peak. Mrs. Gertrude Mat
theWs: conference, chairman, Mrs
Mary Barnard, Mrs. Anne Williams
Mrs. Loretta Gorsuch Mrs Mary RulO:
relief, chairman. Mrs. Martha Lough-
man. Mrs. Kappa Van Sicklen, Mrs.
Gertrude Matthews. Mrs. Lucinda
Spring. Mrs. Olive Ray. Mrs Eleanor
Applegate, Mrs. Rcta Frame. Mrs.
Clara Gordon, Mrs. Abbie LOughman.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church held an all day
sewing meeting Friday at the church
parlors. During the regular business
meeting plans were made for a bazar
TO be given some time in March. Ar
rangements were also completed TO
give the orphans at the Mishawaka
Orphans home a days sewing. Mem
hers OF the aid will spend the day at
the home. The day has not as yet
been determined The remainder Of
the day was spent with sewing and "A
picnic luncheon was served at the noon
hour. The society will meet Feb. 1 ?
at the church.
The Women's auxiliary of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church was enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. Verne
Van Dusen, 1929 Allen st. Forty
women enjoyed a pleasant social aft
ernoon following a brief business pc
Rod Contests furnished entertain
ment. At the close of the afternoon
the hostess served dainty luncheon.
Mrs. Donald Hines. 1898 Riverside
dr., viii be hostess to the auxiliary
FEB. 10.
Airs. c. A Thornburg, 7OS s. Mari
eta ST. was hostess to the members
of the Mcntauk Sewing circle at its
regular meeting Friday afternoon. /
After the usual business meeting the
guests devoted the afternoon 10 sewing !
in preparation for a bazaar TO be given
sometime in the spring. one new
member was taken into the circle. 4
Luncheon was served by the hostess
late In the afternoon. Mrs Stephen |
Smith. 400 =. Fox st. will entertain
the circle Jan %.
Miss Naomi Dingleldine, 466 Vistula /
av., was hostess to the Young Wo- |
mems Missionary circle of the First |
Christian church Friday evening |
Miss Letta Vanderbilt was leader for /
the evening and Miss Grace KiplinEer I.
gave an interesting character study /
OF Alice Jackson. Mrs. +. w Taylor /
addressed the girls for a few moments .
on missionary work in general and /
during the social hour which followed, |
Miss Helen Martindale rendered a /
was served to 20 guests by Miss Ding /
Iodine, assisted by Miss Maude Young /
and Miss Sarah Brown. The society !
will be entertained Feb. 10 by Miss |
Frances Mitchell, w. Thomas st.
The third annual masquerade ball |
of the Commercial Athletic club was
given Friday evening at the club /
rooms. Guests numbered 80 couples /
Music for the program OF dances was
furnished by Messicks orchestra /
Refreshments were served during the |
evening.
Children of Mary of St Joseph's /
Catholic church held their regular
business meeting Friday at St Jo-
seph's hall with an exceptionally large /
attendance. The principal business of
the evening was the installation OF Of |
flcers. Miss Mary Thomas acting as in
stalling officer. Those who assumed |
their duties were the following: Miss
Genevieve Winkler president; Miss
Josephine Poulin. vice president: Miss