South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-18
Social and Other Interests of Women

ing at the Orphans home for the in
stitution. Dinner was served at noon
by the members at a large table dec
GRATED in keeping with the day Mrs
William Arndt. Mrs. Ella Murphy and
Mrs. George JacObus were guests of
the club. The next rugular meeting
Will be March 20 at the home Of Mrs
j. Detzler, 324 y. Cushing St
Mrs. Carl UHery. 1871 Miami ST..
was hostess to the Home Needlework-
ers' club Wednesday, The afternoon
was spent sewing comforters after
which luncheon was served. The club
Will meet March 81 with Mrs. l.. A.
Walker, 1907 Miami st.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety of Grace NJ. r. church met on
wednesday afternoon in the taberua-
Gle The program for the day was as
follows: Paper on the Red Man and
His White Neighbour" by Mrs William
Lontz; leaflet by Mrs. l. y. Ports; a
duet by Miss Gertrude BrOdbeck and
Mrs. Ira DeMOss; which was followed
by program given by the Mothers
Jewels society. Refreshments were
served by the hOstesses Mrs. +. X.
Dougherty. Mrs. j. p. Bibler. Mrs.
Wesley Close and Mrs. Margaret Hoke.
The society will meet April = in the
tabernacle.
Miss Clara Durham, w. jefferson
blvd, entertained the members of the
Wednesday club Wednesday after
noon. The subject for the day was
the War With Japan" Miss Mag
Chaplin had charge of the program. "A
social hour followed the business
meeting. The club will meet March
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The regular business meeting of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
of Stull Memorial church was held on
Wednesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Daisy BTaman, 1C7 f. EWING ST
Miss Hattie Cornish was leader and
Mrs. Fred EntZien led the devotional
exercises. A general discussion on the
Education of Girls took place. Dur
ing the business meeting a subscrip-
ton was taken up for the scholarship
fund. The society will meet April q
the place to be announced later.
The North Side Culture club met
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. h. X. Jenkins, 1899 Yukon av.
The drama was discussed. Mrs.
Bertch had charge of the program
The club will meet March 81 with Mrs
A. r. Messick, 500 Portage av.
Mrs. Herbert Smith, n. Lafayette St,
entertained the Woman's Literary
club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. c. E.
Pattee gave a paper on Brazil the
Boundless" and Mrs Marshall Cha
pin gave the biography of Don Pedro
and paper on Rio de Janeiro. Mrs
j. Hitler gave an interesting paper
which completed the program. The
club will meet March 81 with Mrs
Smith.
The Pleasant View W. c. T. L.
met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
j. b. Reamer, 915 Lincoln way w.
The press department was the topic
for the day. Mrs. Charles Hopkins
read paper on Some of the Things
the Press Has Meant to the w. G. T.
T." Miss Helen Geyer gave a piano
solo and Mrs. T. II. Jackson lead dis
cussion on the Importance of Good
Literature for Our Young People"
Mrs. X. y. Plant gave a reading on
What One Woman Did" A talk on
laws that have recently been passed by
the legislature was given by Mrs. ia
cob Miller. Miss Helen Jackson gave
a reading, THAT Old Sweetheart of
Nine" which concluded the program.
During the social time refreshments
were served by the hostess to 50. She
was assisted by Mrs. A. l. Geyer and
Mrs. l. Plant The next meeting will
be April with Mrs. j. II. Avery. GIG
Sherman av.
The linen shower given for the ben
eft of st. Josephs hospital by the
members of the Hospital Aid at the
home of Mrs. Patrick O'Brien, w.
Washington av. Wednesday afternoon,
was a very successful affair, over 100
attending. A short program was given
during the afternoon. Piano and vo-
cal selections were given by Miss
Helen Guilfoyle, Miss Marjorie Ber-
telling, Miss Margaret Downs, Miss Jo-
sephine Decker and Mrs. NJ Rhode
An unusually large amount of linen