South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-03
Social and Other Interests of Women

papers. Mrs. Minman of Chicago and
Miss Anna Abshire contributed mu-
steal numbers. The next meeting VIII
be in the nature Of picnic at How
ard park June Il.
Members Of the Cosy Corner circle
were entertained yesterday afternoon
by Mrs. John Pierson. POI Dubail av.
The guests spent a pleasant afternoon
with sewing and the hostess served
refreshments. Mrs c. w. NanDusen.
sos Dubail av, will be hostess to the
club on June Is.
Pythian tea ladies met in the X.
Of Il. hall Wednesday for the
usual meeting. The afternoon was
spent IN a social way with needleworl
and refreshments served by Mrs. RAW
mOnd Cooley. Mrs Arthur Miller and
Mrs. J. w. Hardy the hostesses. In
two weeks the members will meet in
the club rooms.
The II. c. 6 b. club was delightful
" entertained at an all day meeting
wednesday ar the home OF Mrs. H.
NJ. Currey. us Harrison av.. when the
birthday anniversaries OF two of the
members, Mrs. Frank Cooley, and
Mrs. Currey, were celebrated Dinner
was served at noon, covers being
placed for 10 members Table deco
ratiOns were attractiVely carried out
in pink, white and yellow. The next
meeting of the club will be at the
home of Mrs. Walter Bills, 124 S.
Walnut St, June 80.
Section one of the Pastors Aid So
ciety of the First Christian church
met on Wednesday with Mrs. George
Myler, 515 Allen st. Needlework was
the feature of the afternoon. Mrs. G..
r. Seybold, I'll Allen St, will enter
tain the society July Z.
The Children of Mary OF st Jo-
seph's parish will give kitchen show
er Friday evening in ST. JOseph's hall,
n. Hill St, for Mis- Bessie Hentzie who
is soon to be married to Louis Adels-
perger.
Miss Wilma Evans was hostess at a
l o'clock luncheon Wednesday at her
home, 1888 Woodward av.. In honor
of Miss Ruth Whitman who will leave
for Lansing, Mich. after her gradua-
ton from high school. and Miss Edith
Toy, Evansville, the house guest of
Miss Evans A color scheme OF red
was used on the luncheon table and
place favOrs were red roses. During
the afternoon the guests were enter
tanned with a theater party at the
Auditorium.
An audience of 200 people witness
ed the graduation exercises held at
St. Joseph's hospital Wednesday aft
ernOOn when six nurses were gradual
ed. The exercises were to have been
held on the lawn hut on account of
the weather it was necessary 10 hold
them in the assembly room. The d.
plomas were conferred by DR.. Thomas
A. Olney and the medals were con-
ferred by DR. w. @. Wegner. Adj
dresses were made by DR.. 5. W. Baer
and Rev. Patrick ]. Carroll.
The following program was given:
q ,ening chorus. the Assumption
school choir: vocal solo, Miss Marga-
ret Perley; paper. "Our Diagnosis,
Miss MiIlikin: vocal solo, Miss Jose
phfne Decker: Glass prophecy, junior
nurse. Miss COnboy; presenting OF ny
pod srnnic sets from the hospital aid
society. Mrs. Patrick O'Brien; piano
by Misses Maude Weber and
Helen GuilfOyle and violin solos by
Miss Vida Shontz. Following this
program a social hour was enjoyed.
The graduates were the Misses Kath-
crime Rose Krutzer. Ellen Callahan,
MAY Retzner. Efie Sherwin. Georgia
McEntee and Hazel Millikin.
A group of % young women Of the
Studebaker offices were entertained at
a "wienerwurst'' last evening at the
four mile bridge. Games were play
ed and a fiashlight picture taken of
the party.