South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-08
SOCIETY

Invitations have been issued to
members OF the Young Women's
Christian association for a member
ship tea which Will be given as a
compliment TO the new members on
Friday afternoon and evening from
until 9 O'Clock. The affair is given
by the social and membership com
mittees OF the association and they
hope To welcome a large number Of
the association women and girls dur
ing the hours designated. Those hav-
ing direct charge are Mrs, T. A. Free
man. Mrs. George a. Fullmer and
Mrs. Hiram G. Kreighbaum. A com
mittee of business women will assist
in the evening.
The members Of the Social Sixteen
club were entertained Wednesday aft
ernoOn at the home Of Mrs. G.. All
rens, 712 Cottage Grove av., in place
OF at the home Of Mrs. Ahrens, 1896
s Main St, as previously reported
The guests were entertained with a
series Of contests in which the fdvOrs
were won by Mrs Nelson and Mrs
Floyd Hood. The hostess served dainty
refreshments. The club will meet
April p with Mrs. Margaret Their
man. 800 n Scott st.
Mr. and Mrs. John c. Neithardt. 21O
guests at a dance Wednesday evening
in American hall Yellow tulips were
used TO carry out a pretty color
scheme. Messick's orchestra played
the program Of dances which was en-
jOyed by about so couples. Mrs j.
u. Stephens Of Chicago was among
the out of town guests. Supper was
served in the dining room during the
evening.
The Misses Hilda and Mildred Kei-
fer, entertained at q surprise party in
honor Of the 1 9Th birthday anniversary
OF their cousin, Frank Heidrich Of
South Bend, at their country home on
Monday evening. A social evening was
spent with games and music. In the
contest Miss Helen +. Willie, Clayton
II. Kline and Warner =. Beecher won
the favors. Luncheon was served at
the close of the evening. Mr.. HeidTich
will soon return to his home in South
Bend.
The WOman's Bible class "a met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. @. II.
Hull, 435 y. Michigan st. The 23rd
chapter from the book of Exodus was
read Mrs. Mitchell leading. The
class viii meet April il with Mrs.
Hull.
Members of the Pythian Tea ladies
entertained in X. of =. hall WedneS-
da-- afternoon A variety contest was
the feature Of the afternoon, Mrs +.
LaHommedieU winning the favor A
social time with refreshments served
by the hOstesses, Mrs. Rose Gully, Mrs.
Anna Beckner and Mrs. Molly Brad
ley. followed the meeting. The ladies
will meet April p in the hall.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Brethren church met Wednesday for
an all day meeting at the home of
Mrs. DianOtha Rupel, 331 y. Eddy st.
Dinner was served at noon To q large
number The afternoon was occupied
with a devotional meeting. Miss Anna
Abshire gave a reading, Miss Eva
Thomas read an interesting paper on,
What one Woman Did," Mrs.
Thomas Obenchain gave a short talk
which closed the business meeting.
The society will meet May 8.
The department of history of the
Progress club met Wednesday after
NOOK in the Progress club rooms.
Mrs. Nina DoOlittle gave an entertain
ing paper on Sources of National
Revenue in the United States" The
meeting closed with social hour.
Mrs. T. Smith. 217 y. St Louis St.
pleasantly entertained the members OF