South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-05
Social and Other Interests of Women

vs.. Home Cooked Breakfast Foods"
Mrs. Nelson Berger on Use and Abuse
| of Color in Ones Wardrobe" Current
events led by Miss Elsie Christian and
Mrs. Arthur Bacon. concluded the pro-
gram. The next meeting Will be on
March is with Mrs. II. II. Fickcn-
scher. Johannesburg road.
Mrs. John Hell. s14 Lindsey St, en-
tertained the members of the Swasuka
club Thursday afternoon Needle
work was followed by refreshments.
| Arrangements were made for a st.
Patrick's party TO be given March II
at the home OF Mrs. Eber White,
sos 1-2 ". Washington av. The next
regular meeting will be March is
with Mrs. James MacGregOr. 625 y.
Gushing st.
The Aid society of the First Evan
gelical church met Thursday at the
home of Mrs. Anna Hatley, 920 S.
Franklin ST The topic for the after
noon was the Child at Work and at
Play" Mrs. J. Il Evans had charge
| of the program. A social hour was
enjoyed. The Aid will meet April
with Mrs. George Holston. 1920 L.
Madison st.
The 9th anniversary of the Moth
ers' club was celebrated on Thursday
evening at the Oliver hotel when the
/ husbands entertained the members at
| their third annual dinner party. Din
ner was served at 1880 In the red din
ing room. Covers were placed for SO.
A color scheme of green and white
was used. while roses and carnations
with ferns were attractively placed
down the center of the table. Favors
| of white roses were provided each
guest. Mrs. +. NJ. Herr. r. CT. Page,
| Harry Elliott, Thomas Bulla and John
Hibberd responded to tOasts. Miss
! Elizabeth Asire and Miss ImOgene
/ Harrington furnished the music for
the evening. The dinner was pre-
coded by a meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Frank Warner, w. Washington
av,
St. Joseph's Valley grange met on
| Thursday afternoon In American hall.
! Two candidates were balloted on and
! three applications filed. The subject
/ for the literary hour was. "WOman's
| Work From Mans View Point" Ar
rangements were made for a dancing
party to be given March at American
hall. The next regular meeting will
be March II when all members are
requested to be present.
The Miami Camp Fire girls composed
| of the high school girls entertained
| the Ellsworth Camp Fire girls at a
dinner cooked and served by them
selves at the Y. w. G. A. Thursday
evening. There were 16 present A
social evening was enjoyed after the
dinner.
Mrs. Carl Prescott, S11 Sherman av.
| entertained the w. G. Needle CLUB
Thursday. Needle work was the fea-
ture of the afternoon, after which the
| y &c n
will meet March Is with Mrs. Eugene
Betz, 14O6 Miami st.
Mrs. Joe Deditch, 1919 w. Jefferson
| blvd, pleasantly entertained the men,
| bers of the Modern Beehive club on
! Thursday at an all day meeting. Fol
| lowing the business meeting the aft
ernoOn was spent with needlewOrk.
The club will meet March Is with Mrs.
r. Rupe, 1919 S. Michigan st.
The Sewing circle of the German
Zion Evangelical church met Thurs
day afternoon at the school. Needle
work was the feature of the afternoon.
A luncheon was served at o'clock
TO 20 women.
The Grandmothers' circle was en-
tertained by Mrs. A. j. Austin. Leer
st. Thursday at an all day meeting.
Dinner was served at noon to 10 wo-
men. A pleasant afternoon was spent
with needlework. The next meeting
will be April l with Mrs. Eugene Hood
1912 Adams st. Mrs. Edwina Gill
man will entertain the members on
March II with a theater party.
Mrs a. J. Hammond, 1926, n. Mich !
igan St, was hostess to the Navarro |
Place club Thursday. The afternoon |
was spent with sewing for the differ /
ent charitable organizations. The club |
will meet March is with Mrs. II. @. |
Reed, Cushing ST.
Section one of the Ladies' Aid So |
ciety Of Grace M. Z. church met on |
Sineback, POI +. Dubail av., for their I
regular thimble. During a social time |
VOCAL solos were given by Miss Mil |
dred Lane. Miss Gertrude Brodbeck |
and Miss Ruth Kuss.
The Commercial Athletic club will |
give a family night party this evening |
for the members and their families A |
program has been arranged to be fol- |
lowed by refreshments and dancing. |
The Woman's auxiliary Of the Trim
ity Methodist church met Thursday |
afternoon with Mrs. W. Martin, las |
Blaine av. The regular business was /
transacted. Mrs. Arthur Was rem |
dered a vocal solo. a social hour fol- |
lowed with refreshments The soci- |
ETY. will meet April 8.