South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-30
Social and Other Interests Of Women


TIE DOrcas Bible class OF the First
Brethren church held their monthly
business meeting Thursday evening at
the home OF their teacher, G. A.
Stewart. Omcers for the following
year were elected as follows: Presi-
dent. Eva Freese; vice president,
Maude Thomas; secretary, Maude An
derscn; corresponding secretary. Anna
Hullinger, and treasurer, Blanche
Hartzen. a social hour followed the
business session.
Miss Ida Campbell. 924 Allen ST..
pleasantly entertained with s o'clock
dinner Thursday evening in compE-
ment 10 Miss Orpha Miltmore Of
Rockford. H.. who IL a guest of Miss
Irene Meyer, sos Cottage Grove av.
Covers were placed for six.
Miss Helen Matthews of san Fran
cisco was the honOred guest at an
attractive affair given Thursday af-
ternOOn by Mrs. J. j.. Oliver at her
home on W. Washington av. The
guests filed three tables at bridge,
which were arranged on the piazze
Garden flowers formed the decora.-
tions. and dainty refreshments were
served during the afternoon. Miss
Helen Payne of Cincinnati, O.. was
among those present
a business meeting was held Thurs
day evening by members of the Qui
Nive club at the home of Miss Inez
Burns, 706 Allen ST. A letter of con-
graduation was sent some time ago 10
G. j. Wright former head of the
history department Of the high school
and who has been recently appointed
superintendent of the school of Hunt
lngtOn, W. Va, and a letter Of appre-
citation was received from him and
read before the club. The evening
was spent socially and refreshments
followed. Miss Una Camp, $40 w.
COlfaX av., viii be hostess on Aug. 81.
The monthly meeting Of the wo-
mems Missionary society Of the Miz-
pah Evangelical church was held
Thursday with Mrs. Fred Cauffman,
533 Riverside ar The first chapter of
Red Mans Land" was reviewed by
Mrs. j. w. Burk and Miss Pearl Marks
read a paper on the Indians of St.
Joseph county. Several Indian folk
songs were given by Mrs. Chester Os-
borne 4 social hour with refresh
ments followed the program for the
day.
The Women's auxiliary Of the West
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Verne Van Dusen, 1929 Allen St.
for the monthly social meeting. An
auction sale was held during the aft
ernOOn. after which the time was
spent in sewing. An attractively ap-
pointed luncheon was served cOmplet-
ing n color note Of pink and white.
Sweet peas we're fashioned into a CEN
teTpiece for the table and small bOu-
Of
as guest favors.
The Home Economics club of Clay
township entertained members of the
Home Economics club of ROselawn
Thursday a. an all day picnic at the
home of Mrs. George Hepler. There
were more than 60 present including
several members Of the Community
Center. a program for the afternoon
consisted of recitatiOns by Miss Flor
ence Cherheart, Mrs. Roy Mace and
Miss Gladys Mace. and Mrs. Arthur
Bacon gave an original poem, "Our
Club" The regular meeting of the
club will be held August % at the
home OF Mrs. II. l. Bamield.
Mrs John Suchy, T. Colfax av.. en-
tertained on Thursday the Ideal En-
brOidery club A short business ses-
sion was followed by a social hour.
when twO-cOurSe luncheon was
served by the hostess. Miss Mildred
Suchy favored with several instrument
tai selections, The members will en-
terrain their husbands and families
With a picnic at Springbrook park
August II.
Members Of the Modern Beehive
club were entertained by Mrs. a. 5.
Agnew, 1872 Hoard av., Thursday. a.
picnic dinner was enjoyed at noon by
the Is members present. Needlework
was the feature Of the afternoon. on
Aug - Mrs. j. G. Coleman. 746 Cleve-
land av., will be hostess to the club.
Mrs. John Tuckey, 1923 Sherman
av.. was hostess TO the Mothers class
OF the First Christian church Thurs
day The afternoon was spent in a
social way with needlework, and light
refreshments marked the close of the
meeting. No place has been set for
the time OF the next meeting.
A meeting OF the Eureka club was
held yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs 3. r. Darr, 917 Leland av. The
members enjoyed a pleasant social aft
ermOOn with needlework, after which
The hostess served 81 luncheon. Mrs
Gilman. 761 Lincoln way F., VIII be
hostess to the club in two weeks.
Master Loren Hess. S12 n. Lafay-
cite IT, pleasantly entertained a num-
Der Of friends Wednesday afternoon
from three 10 six O'Clock in honor OF