South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-28
Social and Other Interests of Women

Mrs. John Shenenberger, 1917
Franklin St. entertained y members
OF the Independent club Wednesday.
Contests featured the afternoon and
the prizes were given to Mrs. Wright
and Mrs Shay. A luncheon marked
the close Of the meeting. Mrs. Shen-
enberger was assisted in serving by
her daughter Instead Of the regular
meeting Nov. 10. the members viii
spend the day sewing at the Orphans
home.
A program OF current events was
given Wednesday afternoon at the
meeting OF the wednesday club held
at the home Of Mrs. George a. Baker,
92S Portage av., yesterday. Mrs. a.
l.. Brick was leader for the afternoon.
Mrs. Walter Derr discussed the Chi
nese play. a Daughter of Heaven.
Miss Clara Durham Mrs. Baker and
Mrs. G. ID. Emmons gave current
events. a social hour followed the
business meeting. The club will hold
a meeting Nov. with Mrs. a. p. Sib-
icy, Sibley pl.
Invitations have been issued for
Halloween party to be given Friday
evening by the South Bend Business
college at the school on s. Michigan
ST.
Members of the Colfax Avenue w
G. T. II. have decided to place prizes
in the public schools of the city to be
awarded 10 the best essays on, PRO
hibition," written by seventh grade
pupils. The monthly meeting OF the
union was held Wednesday at the
home Of Mrs. Henry Martin, S24 Lind
sey st The delegates report of the
state convention at Muncie, Ind, was
given by Ms. G. L. Copp. Mrs. Isaac
Staples and Mrs. ID. r. Mccoy read
papers during the afternoon and Mrs.
Claude Nash and Mrs. Ralph Nash
gave musical numbers. Mrs. Claude
Nash assisted Mrs. Martin in serving.
, The next meeting Will be Nov. "a, the
place 10 be selected later.
The Ladies' Aid society of Holy
Trinity English Lutheran church met
at the home of Mrs. Leslie McCorl,Ie,
California av., Wednesday for their
regular thimble with a large number
of members in attendance. The hours
were spent with needlewOrk and light
refreshments were served.
Members Of the Diamond Thimble
club were entertained at an all-day
meeting Wednesday at the home Of
Mrs. David Austin. Greenacres. Din
ner was served at noon and there were
=.
on Child Culture was given during
the afternoon. Mrs Frank Keller
gave a paper on The Meaning OF
Motherhood" and Mrs. Ohio Dali
rymple contributed a reading, Want
ed, a Mother" Roll call responses
were quotations on Mother" The
trip to the Austin home was made by
automobile. Mrs. Dalrymple will be
hostess at the meeting of the club
Nov. 10.
The Violet club members were very
pleasantly entertained Wednesday af-
ternoOn by Mrs. Otto Drager, 1883 n.
Huey st. After the reg liar business
meeting the afternoon was devoted to
cards, at which Mrs Henry Ingel won
first favor, Mrs. Bert Norton. second,
and Mrs Emma Hosler. third. and
the guest prize went to Mrs. George
MlllhOuSe. a luncheon was served
toward the close of the afternoon.
There were two guests present at the
meeting, and during the business time
two new members were admitted to
the club. Mrs. w. T. Schock will be
hostess at the next meeting of the
club Nov. 10 at her home, I1O4 S.
Sixth St, River Park.
With a quiet church ceremony at
1880 o'clock Wednesday afternoon
Daniel MOssburg of Warren. Ind, and
Verne Frame, son o. Mr.. and Mrs $.
c. Frame, 26O1 5. Main St, were
united in marriage at the First NJ. +.
church, Rev. Henry l.. Davis officiat-
ing. Miss Mable Frame. sister of the
groom, and Thomas Fansler were the
attendants. The bride wore a travel
ing suit<of dark blue brcadcloth and
her corsaSe bouquet vas of brides
roses. A supper was served following
the ceremony at the home of the
grOOm's aunt. Miss Catherine ROOse,
EOS L. Bronson st. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frame Will reside at 2214 S Main st.
Miss Irene Brennan entertained in
formally Wednesday evening at her
home. 915 y. Notre Dame av.. with a
six o'clock dinner and theater party.
The affair hOnored Miss Geraldine
O'Hagen of Denver, Colo. who is a
guest for the week at the Brennan
home The rooms were beautifully
decorated suggestive of Halloween.
Among the guests were the Misses
NJ. Leeper, l.. weber, l.. Peterson, NJ.
Moore, G.. O'Neal and Miss Elizabeth
Gregg of Bisbee. AriZ., a student at
st. Mary's academy, Notre Dame.
Charles Beiger viii entertain on sun
day evening at his home in Mish-
awake as a compliment to Miss
1 - AAQSCAls VIM VIII resume neT STUDIES
Monday at st. Mary's. where she has
been a pupil for the past three years.
Mrs. L. s. 5IaPierre. W. COlfax av..
entertained with a tea Wednesday af-
ternOOn as farewell 10 Mrs. w +.
| Virgins OF Portland. ore formerly OF
this city. who will leave today for her
home. The hours were from O'Clock
10 6. aaron Ward roses were prettily
used on the tea table i'm the dining
room. while in the library yellow
chrysanthemums formed the center
piece. Autumn foliage and flowers
we're effectively placed about the othe-
rooms.