South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-08
Social and Other Interests of Women


exercises. During the business time
Mrs. W. II. Hillman and Mrs. Barten
were appointed on the north section
calling committee and Mrs. George
Kreighhaum and Mrs James Curtin 20
the north section committee. Plans
were made for "A supper 10 be held
the latter part Of the month. Re
Treatments were served 10 % mem
bers. The auxiliary will meet with
Mrs r. +. Herrold, 1925 Portage av.,
Nov. 4.
The Impromptu club meeting was
held Thursday afternoon az the home
of Mrs. j. L. Williams. Portage av.
During the business time Mrs. Charles
Keltner and Mrs. r. T. Miller were
chosen as delegates 10 the state con-
vention 20 be held at Indianapolis
this month and Mrs. w. b. Pershing
AMI Mrs T. A. Freeman were selected
as the alternates. Following the bust
ness time Mrs. Richard Eibel gave "A
pleasing report OF her visit at the
Pan-American exposition and also of
her trip through California during the
summer. Mrs. +. III. Goodman, s24
Leland av., will be hostess at the
meeting TO be held oct. q.
A club TO be known as the Charity
club was organized Thursday after
noon At the home Of Mrs. Jennie T.
Tilt, 2O3 " Main st. The club has an
enrolment OF eight members at the
present time but the number will be
increased in time They Will devote
their time in doing good work among
the poor Of the city during the winter
months. Following the business
meeting the time was spent socially
with light refreshments. Mrs. Marga-
ret Tharp. 207 Lincoln way F., will be
hostess 1T the next meeting of the
club Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Vina r. Gilman, 76l Lincoln
way T.. was hostess yesterday at the
monthly meeting OF the Grandmoth-
ers' circle. A vase OF saliva and fall
roses centered the dinner table and
places were laid for Is grandmothers
and two guests, Mrs. Vida Auer and
Mrs Jerry Hildebrand Of Lakeville.
Mrs. Barney Smith and Mrs. G. A.
DOlph won the honors in feather
contest. Some time was devoted 20
needlework. Mrs. Anna A. McBroom.
704 Marietta st, will entertain the
circle ON Nov. 4.
The annual banquet OF the &. w.
b. NJ. of the First Christian church
was held Thursday evening at
O'Clock at the Young Mems Christian
association. Mrs. Templin Of Elkhart
was the speaker of the evening Mrs
j. NJ. Alexander spoke on the Aims
Of the Year" and Miss Alice Scott
gave a talk on the circle work. Mrs
Daniel Nye and Mrs. Guy Staples con-
tributed a piano duet Before the
close of the evening a business session
was held and the installation of Off
GERS took place. There was an attend
ance OF more than 10 including few
guests.
Mrs. Martin Goffeney. Mrs. Louise
Schefer and Mrs. Herbert Goneney
were hostesses at the meeting of the
Sewing circle of the German Zion
Evangelical church Thursday The
members enjoyed an afternoon of
sewing after which refreshments
were served. Another meeting Of the
circle will be held in two weeks when
Mrs Mary GeiSt, Mrs. Louisa Hen
ming. Mrs. Martha Scheminski and
Mrs. J. b. Kuespert will be the host
esses.
Mrs John r. Inwood. 511 :. Main
St, entertained IN a pleasant manner
on Thursday the Ideal Embroidery
club members. Miss Elizabeth Windle
favored the company with instru-
mental selections. The usual bushes
meeting was held after which the
time was spent socially, and a two
course luncheon served with covers
for 16. Pink and white cosmos ar
ranged i'm a bowl centered the lunch
con table. Mrs. Fred LObaugh. Miami
St. will entertain at the meeting oct.
u.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Amick, 7O7 Har-
risOn av., entertained with a o'clock
dinner last evening in compliment to
Francis w. Amick OF Portland, Ore,
Covers were placed for Is guests.
The autumnal shades were featured
in the decorations. Festoons of foil
age were draped from the chandelier
TO the mound of red roses and yellow
chrysanthemums in the center of the
table. Mr.. and Mrs. g. y. Crosse OF
Bremen, Ind, were present from
away.
The October meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of Holy Trinity English
Lutheran church was held yesterday
With Mrs. Caroline Delo. SOC y. Allen
ST. At the business meeting arrange
ments were partially made for
Christmas sale the first week OF De-
cember. During the social hour light
refreshments were served 20 the 80
members present. ON Nov. the
Mrs. Frank Fisher S07 Sherman av.
The Modern Beehive club was en-
tertainec at the home OF Mrs Minnie
Burke, ll9 5. Hill St. Thursday Mrs
Fanny Coleman and Mrs. Latte Smith
were awarded the favOrs in "A contest.
A two course luncheon was served
from a prettily decorated table in the
center OF which was placed an en-
pire basket OF cosmos and zinnias
There were places for Il members.
Mrs. Marian Lerner, 61S r Broad
way, viii be hostess TO the club oct.
81.
AIRS. 3. Hagerty. 522 :. Scott st.
was hostess at the REGULAR meeting OF
the Circle OF Mercy on Thursday.
Following the business session the
members spent the time in social
manner with needlework. Light re-
freshments were served late in the
afternoon Mrs. David l.. GuilfOyle,
63O W. Lasalle av.. will entertain the
circle in two weeks
The O. u. T circle held a meeting
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