South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-16
Social and Other Interests of Women


Miss Florence Burt, 707 y. Main ST.,
entertained a company OF eight menu
bers Of her club on Friday evening in
compliment TO Miss Irene Martin
whose marriage 10 Horace Bissell Da-
kin OF Springfield. H., viii take place
this month. The evening was spent
informally with a dainty luncheon
served by the hostess.
The Friday Night club Of the First
Presbyterian church which has been
established 20 meet the need OF the
young people OF the congregation, met
Friday evening in the church. Meet
ings are TO be held each Friday even
ing OF the month devoting the meet
ings 10 various subject and amuse-
ments. The first meeting to be in the
viii De given TO the study OF the
Social Teachings of Jesus" third,
Social Services at Home;" fourth.
Social Services Abroad" which in
cludes the current missionary news.
Prof. +. /. Sims OF the high school
gave talk on the Social Teachings
OF the Old Testament" He will d.
rect the studies at the first meetings.
Refreshments were served 10 moro
than 40. On next Friday r. B. Barnes.
municipal recreation director, will
speak on Recreation"
Miss Rose Casey. who will be mar
ried soon to John Turnock, was hon
cred with a kitchen shower given last
evening by members Of the Children
OF Mary OF ST. Josephs parish in the
hall on y. Hill ST contest featured
the evenings entertainment and Miss
Josephine Poulin and Miss Clara Klein
were awarded the faYors. Light re-
freshments We're served during the
evening. A committee in charge of
affairs included Miss Mabel Scheibel-
hut. Miss Josephine Cooper and Miss
Jcmima Turnock. The regular bust
ness meeting OF the society preceded
the shower.
Mrs. r. w. Taylor, 124 Howard St.
entertained the Circle Girls of the
First Christian ehurch Friday evening.
Miss Helen Martindale had charge OF
the evening and papers were read by
Miss Letitia Vanderbilt and Miss Mary
Seetig. Mr.. and Mrs. Bacon furnish
ed the music for the evening after
which light refreshments were served
by the hostess assisted bv the officers
Of the circle. Miss Ruby Garfield, Miss
Bernice Odell Miss Eida Holland and
Miss Maud Young. The class will
meet Nov. 10 the place to be selected
later.
The Daughters OF the American
Revolution met Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Charles r. Francis,
1887 Riverside DIR. Mrs. Nelson L.
Jones, regent, presided at the meet
ing. There were two papers given
during the afternoon, one by Mis-.
Charles w. COen. on American Art
lists OF the Revolution" and by Mrs
r. ]. Swantz on Patriotism" The
social hour with refreshments closed
the meeting. Another meeting will
be he'd Nov. 10.
Members OF the Ladies' Aid society
OF the First Presbyterian church were
entertained at a thimble Friday after
noon in the church parlors. The years
work was planned and IL was decided
to hold a thimble every two weeks
in the church. Arrangements were
made 10 sew at the Orphans Home
and for the Epwcrth hospital. The
officers served refreshments TO so
members during the social time, A
thimble will be given in the church
oct %.
Mrs H. B. Hostetter. 712 Lindsey
St, assisted by Mrs. c. c. Callahan.
entertained a large number OF the
members OF the auxiliary Of West
The usual business meeting was fo,-
lowed by a social hour when light re-
freshments were served by the host
esses Autumn foliage was tastefully
arranged about the rooms. The next
meeting OF the auxiliary will be Nov.
10 with Mrs. Henry Martin, $50 Lind
sey st.
Mrs. b. F. rusing. goo Allen St. was
hostess to the Mayfiower club mem
hers Friday. Various contests were
given during the afternoon and each
member received a favor. A three
course luncheon was served late in
the afternoon and there were places
for l. guests. The club will be en-
tertained oct. %. by Mrs. w. 3. Scha.
fer. go f. Calvert st.
The Faith. Hope and Charity c'uo
OF Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church was entertained Friday after
noon BY Miss Lille and Miss Anna
Cordtz. SOS Cushing ST. The time was
devoted to crochet work and a lunch
con was served during the social hour.
Miss Velma Dalrymple. PA Birdsell
ST.. will be hostess at the meeting on
Nov. Il.
Another meeting OF the dramatic
department OF the ST. Joseph Valley
grange was held last evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs Robert q.
Myler. Portage avenue road. for the
purpose Of rehearsing the play soon
10 be presented by the members.
There was a social time with re-
freshments late in the evening.
Mrs. ]. b. Miller. 81 Riverside dr.,
entertained l. friends ThursdoJ after
noon in h0ror OF Mrs Calhoun OF
Chicago. who IS a guest of Mrs. +. III.
Cheley. 97S RI 'eYside DIR. Refresh
raents were served toward the close.