South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-09
SOCIETY

The Violet club was entertained
by Mrs. Dora Evans. 1902 5. Sixth
St. River Park. Wednesday after
noon. Following a business session
the afternoon was given 10 cards,
the favors being won by Mrs NJ. ].
Tilt. Mrs. +. Kilmer and Mrs. Mary
Schock. Toward the close OF the ar
ternoOn a chicken dinner was served.
The club will meet in four weeks
with Mrs. VI. J. Tilt, 20l y. Main ST.
Mrs. George Myers. 1905 s Carroll
St, was hostess 10 members OF the
Tipperary club Wednesday after
noon. The time was spent at needle
work and in a guessing contest Mrs.
Frank Williams and Mrs. Edgar Par
Wis won the favors. Election OF off,
GERS took place during a short bust
ness session and Mrs. Carl Haslan-
ger was elected president and Mrs.
Harry Poff reporter. Refreshments
were served at the close. The club
will meet Jan with Mrs. Delbert
Poff, 217 l.. Dayton st.
The woman's Civic league will
meet this evening at the Chamber
OF Commerce at 1880 o'clock when
short program VIII be given. Mrs.
c. Fassnacht will discuss Early
Christmas Shopping" and reports OF
the work Of the special Improvement
committee will be given by Mrs.
George Phillips Mrs. Alma O. Ware
and Mrs. Richard EIbel will give
talks on the state federation of clubs
in indianapolis and discussions Of
the Eleanor club will be given by
Miss Carrie Roth. The educational
committee under Mrs e. c. Kett-
ring will report on the visits made 10
the different theaters The regular
meeting OF the league will be called
at 5 o'clock.
Members Of the Reformation cir
Gle we're entertained very pleasantly
at the home OF Miss Bess Morse
Dayton ST., Wednesday evening. The
subject OF Woman Suffrage" was
continued and Miss Genevieve Morse
gave a talk on Facts Concerning
the Full Suffrage States" Follow
ing the program a social time was
enjoyed with games. Refreshments
served to 10 guests marked the close.
The Wonfan's Literary club was
entertained by Mrs. Herbert L.
Smith. ITO y. Lafayette ST.. Wednes-
day afternoon. Ia the annual cleo
ton OF officers the old officers were
retained and are as follows: AIRS.
o. NJ. Knoblock, president; Mrs.
elem Shidler, vice president: Miss
Alice Greed. secretary; Miss Mary
Humphreys, treasurer; Mrs. Shidler,
librarian. The book review was
Eiven by Mrs. Gilbert A. Elliott and
the current events by Mrs Martha
Hitler. A social time. with refresh
ments served by the hostess, closed
the meeting for the afternoon. The
club will meet on Jan. 8 with Mrs.
C. T. Pattee, zoe Laporte av.
The Pythian Sisters including the
yellow team in recent membership
contest entertained with a thimDle
wednesday afternoon in the X. of p.
club rooms. at which there were 500
guests present A guest prize was
given and also a favor for the Pyth-
ian sister bringing the largest num-
Der OF guests. An entertaining
program Of musical numbers was
given as follows. Miss Lucille Snoor
and Miss Mildred Heideman. piano
duet: vocal solo. Mrs Fassnacht:
reading by Miss Mildred Lane; violin
solo. Miss Vida ShOnts accom-
panied by Mrs. Stricken. duet Mrs.
Brouner and Miss Cfssne and dance
by little Miss Bronner Some time
was devoted TO sewing and dainty re-
freshments were served.
The annual Christmas dinner OF
the Independent club was held
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs II.
PenrOd, River Park. There were
covers for Is members and one in
vited guest at delicious dinner
served az noon. The home and table
decorations were effectively carried
out ina green and RED. suggestive Of
the holiday season Mrs. Jennie
Ward favored with a recitation and