South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-19
Social and Other Interests of Women


The lincoln way Pleasure club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. G. p.
DuComb, 922 y. Johnson St The af-
ternoon was spent at needle work
New officers were elected as follows:
Mrs. II. r. Appleman, president: Mrs
II. r. Rockhill. vice president; Mrs
W. r. Whitmer. secretary and treas
urer. Mrs. J. Stuart Of Peru was a
guest. Mrs. C. =. DuComb gave a
piano selection. Refreshments were
served which were suggestive OF ST.
Patricks day. The club will meet in
two weeks with Mrs. a. &. Carter. 1401
Lincoln way W.
The members Of Mrs Frank Brod-
beck's Sunday school class met at her
home Thursday evening for the pur-
pose OF electing new officers. The new
officers are as follows: Miss Carrie
Bressler, president; Miss Bernice StO-
yer, vice president; Miss Louise Bots
ford. secretary and treasurer. After
the business meeting refreshments
were served. The club Will meet the
fourth Monday in April at 1902 Vir-
GINA st. Mrs. o. Q. Naftzger and Mrs.
w. r. Slaybough will be the hostesses.
The wednesday Afternoon club was
entertained at the home of Mrs l.
Rhoades, Lindsey St Two guests were
present, Mrs. William OFT and Mrs. J.
G. Ash. Refreshments were served.
The winners Of the favors in the con-
tests were Mrs. William Springer,
Mrs. Muench, Mrs. William OFT The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Charles
n. Mes, 1l3 n. Notre Dame St, March
81.
The Non ParieI club was entertain
ed by Mrs. William HObbick Thursday
afternoon at her home, 222 L. Ma
varre st. The afternoon was spent at
needle work and contests. Mrs. E.
L.aHOmmedieu and Mrs. Otto Walters
won the favors. After the business
meeting refreshments were served.
The club will be entertained in two
weeks by Mrs. Charles Smith, sol POr-
tage av.
Mrs. r. T. Miller 745 Leland av.,
entertained the members of the I'M !
promptu club Thursday afternoon. |
During the business meeting dona- !
tons were made TO the LOngfellOw |
fund which is a fund to release the |
mortgage on the LOngfellow home in !
Cambridge, Mass which was about to |
be foreclosed. The club women of
the United States have been asked to !
contribute TO II. Mrs. G. l. Hoffman /
gave a review OF the life of Edward |
Eggleston. At the close of the meet |
ing the hostess served a dainty lunch |
con. The club will meet April / with |
Mrs. A. NJ. Moore, 1877 Woodward av. !
The Woman's Foreign Missionary !
society of the Trinity Methodist |
church met Thursday afternoon with /
Mrs Homer Robinson. 1861 Riverside /
c.. DevOtionals were led by Mrs. 9. /
Harlin and the lesson from the Child
in the Midst was read by Mrs. w. II. .
Hillman. The mystery box was in :
charge Of Mrs. A. Kirkpatrick. Mrs |
Homer Robinson was made vice pres |
ident and Mrs. II. White assistant to
the corresponding secretary. A social |
hour followed the business meeting. |
The society will meet April 1 with j. |
g. Locke, 1921 Sherman av.
Mrs. Eugene Betz. 4O6 Miami ST.. |
entertained the members of the w. !
G. Needle club Thursday The aft |
ernoon was spent with needlewOrl1 |
followed by refreshments served by |
the hostess The club will meet |
March % with Mrs. William Foley, |
EOS Dayton ST.
Miss Mary stone and Miss winni-
fred Whaley entertained the women |
members of the high school faculty |
Thursday evening at ola Portage av.
Refreshments were served
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Stark enter
tanned at their home at 1892 Wood |
ward av. Thursday evening in honor |
OF Miss Esther Brakeman. who leaves
for Chicago Saturday. The 30 guests /
who were in attendance presented /
Miss Brakeman with a token of re-
membrance. Out-Of-town guests were |
Miss Mable Eckert OF Chicago and |
Miss Lillian Totzke of st. Joseph,
Mich.
The Home Economics club OF Clay |
and Harris townships met Thursday |
at the nome of Mrs. Ii. II. F1Cken-
scher, Edwardsburg I'd. The follow
ing program was given: Instru-
mental solo by Mrs. WILDER Metzger; |
vocal solo by Mrs trthur VERT; in
strumentaI solo l.. Mss Mary Casey; |
vocal SOLO by Miss Maude Gray; Mrs.
Arthur Bacon gave paper on
Sources Of Sugar Cane: Mrs. VIII
bert Metzger a paper on Food Value
and Digestion OF Sugar; Mrs. d. ID.
Hartman on use OF Sugar in the |
Diet; Miss Mary Casey on sugar for
Children" and Miss Maud Gray on