South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-11

Vanderbilt. Leona Biley. Lucia SUI
chanek and Grace Kipplinger. The
evening was spent informally and
toward it's close refreshments were
served. The rooms were artistically
arranged with suggestions OF Christ
mas.
The Miss onary circle Of the Quincy
Street Baptist church met for the
monthly meeting Friday afternoon
with Miss Ida ChappelI. 924 y. Allen
St Papers for the afternoon were
given BY Mrs. c. Armstrong. Mrs. c.
Nimtz and Mrs. T. J Parsons Two
new members were added 10 the So
ciety. Mrs. NimSz vas made vice
president 20 III the vacancy made by
the resignation Of Mrs. c. A. War
rick, who has moved 70 Chicago. The
January meeting Of the society will
| be held at the home OF Mrs. Par
sons. 1903 Lincoln way W.
A chicken pie supper given at
the Trinity Methodist church Friday
evening under the auspices Of the
| Ladies' auxiliary with more than
/ $50 attending proved 10 be a splen-
/ did success. Fancy articles Of sew
| ing and home made candy were on
sale bringing very good sales. The
/ tabernacle was deliberately decorat-
ed with Christmas decorations Of
red and green. Mrs. W. E. Johnson
/ was chairman Of the committee on
arrangements for the evening.
The Mayhower club members
were entertained by Mrs. E. ].
Stauffer Friday afternoon at her
home, POS Dubail av There was
three tables filled at 500 and the
favors went TO Mrs. Mary Chel-
miniak. Mrs. +. +. Culver and Mrs
Waiter Hill A luncheon of two
. courses was served from the small
tables late in the afternoon. Mrs.
I Chelminiak, 500 Cleveland av., will
be hostess at the next meeting of
the club Dec. 81.
The monthly business meeting Of
the Ladies' Aid society OF West
minister Presbyterian church was
held at the home Of Mrs. John AL
ward, 81 y. Cushing st, Friday af-
( ternoon. A social hour followed the
business time. when refreshments
We're served. There were eight in
| vited guests at the meeting. Mem
bers OF the aid will meet Jan. IA
with Mrs. c. L. Copp. 72S Cali
fornia av.
Miss Clara LUNA, Haley St. very
pleasantly entertained members of
the Cosmopolitan club Friday even
! ing. The members have voted to
! provide a Christmas dinner for a
| needy family. After a business meet
ing the evening was devoted to fancy
! sewing, and refreshments were
| served. The club will not meet
until after the holiday season.
Mrs. +. Garwood. 76O Portage av..
was hostess Friday afternoon at the
fortnightly meeting of the Advance
| circle. Dainty refreshments were
! enjoyed after an afternoon Of needle
| work The circle will meet Jan.
| at the home of Mrs. Alma +. Gut
chess. 500 s st. Joseph St
Mr.. and Mrs. j. III, Reamer, $40
s. Main St, entertained members of
the Mothers club and their hus-
bands at the regular dinner of the
CLUB Friday evening.
Col. and Mrs. George NJ. Stude-
baker have issued invitations for a
dancing party at Tippecanoe pL,
Monday evening. Dec. 29.
The d. S. S. club held it's regular
meeting Friday afternoon with Mrs.
p. A. Adolphson, 1O1z w. Lasalle
av. The afternoon was spent in
reading, and refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Herbert
Anderson, 1928 n. Allen st.
Miss blanche Thumm's Sunday
school class Of the First Christian
church was entertained Friday
evening at the home of Miss Alta
, Clabaugh, rs E. Dubail av After
short business session the evening
was spent dressing dolls to be dis
: tributed among the poor children at
Christmas time. Music and a gen.
eral social hour followed with re-
freshments. The next meeting will
be held with Miss Beth Frye, GA
! E Indiana av., in three weeks.
Ten members of the Triangle club
Of the Trinity Presbyterian church
were entertained at the home of Miss
Margaret Biddle. 21S Sycamore St.
Friday evening. The time was spent
at needle work and a social hour