South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-14
Social and Other Interests of Women

liam r. Braman and Mrs. william
Barnhart. The society will meet Nov.
10 in the church.
The department OF history OF the
Progress club met for the regular
meeting Wednesday at the club.
Early Days of South Bend" a paper
by Mrs. Ryell T. Miller. which was
begun at the last meeting. was con-
cluded ana Mrs. Nina DOolittie gave
paper on The Cost OF Governing
the HoOsiers.' Chapters SO and 80
OF the text book were read The de-
partment Will meet in two weeks.
Al afternoon OF crochet work was
enjoyed 10y members OF the Independ-
cnt club at their regular meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home or
Mrs Ella Murphy. 211 s. St Joseph
ST. Late in the afternoon the hostess
served luncheon TO the II members
present There will be a meeting OF
the club oct. p with Mrs. John Shen-
enberGer, 1917 Franklin St. as the
hostess.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Holy
Trinity English Lutheran church met
with Mrs. Leslie McCorkle, 1915 Cali
fornia av.. Wednesday for an all day
meeting with a large attendance OF
AT noon and the afternoon was given
10 needlewOrk and social time An
other meeting will be held next Wed
nesday with Mrs. McCorkle.
A rummage sale has been arranged
by members of the Auten w r. C.,
No. IA, to be held some time during
the month Anyone desiring TO con-
tribute articles may call Mrs. Hazel
Stout, Bell phone 1897, or Mrs. Flor
ence Muessel, Home phone 2114.
Mrs. A. l. Brick. 745 w. Washing
ton av., was hostess at the meeting
Of the Wednesday club yesterday af-
ternoon. Memoirs Of Ii Hung
Chang was the topic for the after
noon with Mrs. George A. Baker as
the leader. The club will meet Oct
20 with Mrs. Baker, 92S Portage av.
Mrs. c. Moomaw, 739 Diamond av..
very pleasantly entertained the Dia-
mOnd Thimble club Wednesday. The
afternoon was spent in a social man
ner and Miss Bernice Keller rendered
several piano numbers. Some time
was devoted TO sewing. and the hostess
served refreshments. Mrs. David Aus
tin, Greenacres. is to be the hostess
on Oct 81.
The w. c. Needle club was enter
tanned yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Otis Robinson, 1853 Sherman av.
Needlework was the feature or the af-
ternOOn, and the hostess served a
dainty luncheon. Mrs. William T.
Wyant, 1044 Lincoln way w, will be
hostess TO the clUO oct. %.
The womens Bible class. 5-4. met
with Mrs. f. c. Bucher 436 y. Mich
srro.a q l.,
man. leader of the class. gave the
study Tor the day from the book of
Joshua Mrs Butcher will be hostess
at the meeting next week.
Miss Elnora Kellar, GA z. Colfax
av., was pleasantly surprised by a
number of friends Tuesday evening
in honor of her 18th birthday ami |
versary. Games and contests featured
the evening and toward the close
luncheon was served to is guests.
The Independent order of Foresters
met last evening in the w. o. w. hall. !
Routine business was transacted and
a Halloween dancing party was plan
ned for Oct %.
The regular meeting Of the Lend-A-
Hand club was held Wednesday even |
ing at the home of Miss Jennie Cooler. |
$40 Van Buren, st. Twenty members
were present and enjoyed "a short pro-
gram consisting Of several vocal solos
by Miss Jennie Coder, Miss Maude !
Weaver and Miss Florence FOrker; a
piano selection by Miss Leta Parks; |
recitation by Miss Irma Tyler and Miss |
Florence FOrker, and a reading by
Miss Mildred Austin. The next meet |
ing will be held with Misses Mildred |
and Vera Austin, 1915 Lincoln way +. |
Mrs J. p. Vermande. s12 E. Wash |
ington av was hostess to members Of |
the Industrious Bible class Wednes- /
day afternoon. The time was spent I
with needle work and social diver |
sions. Refreshments were served on |
Oct. 2S Mrs William Newman. 509 |
Howard St, will entertain with an all |
day meeting. The time will be spent |
in comfort tieing.
Mr. and Mrs NJ. W. Hicks. 753 !
Cleveland av., entertained very pleas |
antly Wednesday evening in honor OF |
their sons, Lester and Herman. The |
affair was a surprise and so guests /
were present. The evening was given !
to games and music. and refreshments /
were served The decorations of the /
house were potted flowers.
With a quiet wedding ceremony at |
ST. Patricks church, Miss Ida Mae |
Archam beault daughter of Mrs. Mar /
garet Archambeault 905 w. Lasalle |
av., and James r. Cullen of Chicago |
were united in marriage at : o'clock I
Thursday morning. Rev. Father De- |
Groote performed the ceremony The 1
couple was attended by Mrs. George |
Spencer and Med Archambeault. sis !
ter and brother of the bride The |
bride was attired in a neat travelling /
suit OF blue
Following the ceremony a breakfast |
was served 10 the relatives at the !
home of the bride Mr. and Mrs. ]
Cullen have gone for visit in Florida !
after which they will reside in De- /
troit