South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-25
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

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+. sixteenth ST.. Holland, Mich. form
orly of south Bend. announce the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Ruth, To
Harry J. Bray. The wedding will take
place at the brides home in Holland
June 8. AIr. Bray IS an evangelist
travelling with the Minges EVange-
listic CO. Following their marriage the
young couple will continue the WoIh
together. Miss Moerdyke has VIC
circle Of friends IN South Bend WneIe
she was engaged several years IN i
w. {. A. work She left the I. W.
&. A. two years ago 20 continue heF
studies al the Moody Bible institute
where she met Mr.. Bray.
The Dramatic department Of the st.
Joseph valley Grange was pleasantly
entertained at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Myer. Portage I'd, Monday
evening The evening was spent So
ciallv and light refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
June 3 at the home OF Mr. and MIS-.
Charles l.. Stuckey, Edwardsburg I'd.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bickelhaupt 712
Forest av.. will entertain the old
Time Friends club with a dinner
FRIDAY evening. Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Rupel will be assisting host ana
hostess.
Miss Lena Eskin very pleasantly
entertained her sunday school class
of bows and their mothers at the Stull
VI. r.. church Monday evening. Rev
j. r.. Mckay gave talk after when
a program was given including
piano duet by Misses Irene and Lena
Eskin. mandolin selection by MISS
Lillian Raabe accompanied by MIs'
Arthur Dahlgren. vocal duet by MIS-
Rogers and Rupel, and two readings
by Mrs. A. Raabe. After the prosIdii III
"a two course luncheon was served IN
the dining room which was prettlly
decorated with green and white
streamers and flowers large cake
bearing the word mother" formed
"A centerpiece for me table.
Mrs. J. r. Cotter. 1859 Riverside
DIR. will pleasantly entertain at six
o'clock dinner this evening IN hOnor
of her sister. Miss Ruth Whitman who
lis a graduate of the high school here
six of Miss Vhitman's classmates will
be present Margaret HOke, Bernice
Freeman. Wilma Evans, Marie Jack
son. Ruth EntZlOn. and Mardelle Hill
debrand. The decorations Will be
Aaron Ward roses, with small baskets
of flowers as the favors. The dinner
will be of five courses.
Mrs. J. 3. Atkins. 1888 Yukon av,
entertained the Home Telephone club
at her home Monday afternoon The
afternoon was spent at needlework
and refreshments were served. The
table decorations were pansies. Mrs.
q. w. Harrison became a member of
the club. The next meeting will be
Tuesday with Mrs. L. L. Williams.
1915 Carroll ST.
The Commercial club of the Uni
versity OF Notre Dame closed its social
season last evening with an elaborate
banquet at the oliver hotel.
John Kuey of Marion acted as
POSTMASTER for the evening. a num-
Der of speeches were made. Among
the more notable ones was Prest
Reitz's Review, in which he spoke
of the good work the class had done
throughout the year and outlined
plans for furthering the organization.
In conclusion he thanked the mem
beers. who had co-operated with him in
making the class a true success. Vice
Prcs't Besten of Louisville. Ky, gave
q dissertation on Pep. The amount
OF humor he connected with the sub
Greif's subject, entitled Eye Racket,
proved 10 be anything but a medical
treatise. Robert J. Mcclure of Chi
cagO spoke ON Scientific Bcokkeep-
ing. discussing the advantages and
the Disadvantages of the various meth
DDS in vogue and in conclusion gave
the class some sound advice on ac-
curacy.
Members of the Swastika club and
their husbands were entertained last
night by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Be
baumersiend. SOS Lindsey ST.. AT a
hard times" party. Prizes for the
best costumes were won by George
Wandel and Mrs. Eber White.
In the contests the favors went TO
AIr. and Mrs. James MCGTegor. Mrs.
He'll, Mrs. George Wandel and Eber
White The color scheme was green
and white, the Swastika emblem
being used in the decorations. The
regular afternoon meeting of the cluD
viii be held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Eber White. SOS =
W washington av.
The q. T. $. auxiliary was enter
tanned Monday afternoon in the Ma
sonic club rooms by Mrs. Frances
Porter. Mrs. Minnie Mather. Mrs.
Mary Kicfer. Mrs. Margaret LindQuist
end Miss Mary Kiefer. one new
member was taken into the auxiliary.
During the afternoon a musical pro-
gram was given by the Misses Ethel
kiefcr. Wilma Cissne and Marjorie
Fields. The members enjoyed a social
hour with refreshments served by the
hostesses. The auxiliary viii meet
June In the club rooms
As a compliment 10 Rev FOustOck,
who left Monday morning for Nalpa-
ralso university, Adam HouseOuer.
Margaret ST. Nishawaka. entertained