South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-04
SOCIETY

president, Mrs. S. T Chard, led de-
votions, after VIII ia the following
program vas gigel: Mrs. +. Jay
Smith gave an Origtpal paper, AN
imaginary MissioHay Journey" also
missionary articles, "A Burmes Snake
Dream" and "Taldng the Foreign
er's Medicines" Mrs. II. a. Freeman
had charge Of the program and CAV
a paper, The Red Mar as Speaker
and Learner" reviews Of the various
chapters in Red Mans Land were Civ
en- by Mrs. W. III. ShOntZ, Mrs. Chard,
Mrs. w. w. Davis and Mrs. l.. +.
Smart; Lorenzo T. POrras OF Jaro,
Philippine Islands. gave an entertain
ing talk on the JarO Industrial school
republic; Miss Hannah Auer favored
with a whistling solo. At b close
Of the meeting the members pre-
scented Mrs. Chard with a gift as a
birthday remembrance. Light refresh
ments were served during the social
time. Mrs. G. A. flasher, 291O ).
Michigan ST.. will be hostess at the
meeting on oct. 1.
The Good Friends club was enter
tanned at a lawn party Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Peter Du-
bail. PIC w. Jefferson blvd. IT the
contests Miss Edith Ormsby - Chi
cage won first favor, and Mrs. Cllra
Eeplogle was given the consolation.
-A 1900 $3.50 NENN ~
Goshen won first favor. and the con-
ISOLATION went to Miss Ethel Hogue.
a dainty luncheon was enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon. There were 20
membe present and Mrs. SeTdey of
Clarion, Pa. Mrs Carrie Ormsby and
Miss Edith Ormsby Of Chicago, and
Miss YOder of Goshen were from out
Of town. The next meeting place has
not been selected.
The Woman's Bible class of the
First Church of the Brethren met
Friday afternoon with Mrs. Louie
Chester. 1921 Milton av.. assisted by
Mrs. Ream and Mrs. j.. r. Kelley.
devotional exercises were led by Mrs.
y. NJ. Snyder and Miss Cora Wise.
teacher Of the class. had the Bible
study. Mrs. McClane gay a number
of vocal selections: Mrs. Charles
SOellner had a reading, Something
for You" Miss Mildred Timson rem
dered several piano solos which con-
cluCed the afternoons program. No
place has been decided for the meet
ing TO be held Oct. 1.
Mrs. L. j. Harwood. PIT y. Taylor
ST., was hostess at the monthly meet
ing of she Worth While circle of the
First N. r.. church Friday afternoon.
After the short business session Mrs.
". G.. Wegner gave several readings
anu "a ArNAAEl nltNI I1NOLGu Win
violin solos. The time was spent with
needlework during the social hour
followed by refreshments served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Harry
Moore. Mrs. H.. T. Lake and Mrs. r.
II. Fulton. The next meeting Will be
The first Friday of the month.
Mrs. c. d. Emmons. Mrs. W. r..
StOver and Mrs. +. NJ. Hatch were
hostesses Friday to the members of
The Woman's Missionary society OF
he First Presbyterian church.. Mrs.
w. NJ. Weld had charge OF devotion
ais; Mrs. j. $. Fetter had the cur
rent missionary events; Mrs. Hatch
CAV a reading, "Woman's Work and
The Social Crisis" Mrs. w. G.. Mitchell
contributed a solo 10 the program.
There were refreshments after the
meeting. ON oct. 1 a praise service
and supper will be held in the church.
Members - the Missionary society
pr Conference Memorial church were
entertained yesterday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Charles Il. Kersh-
ner. S14 Milton av. Arrangements
were made at the business meeting
Tor the program to be given at the
monthly meetings. The social hour
with the serving of refreshments
closed the meeting for the day. Mrs.
-. O.. Miller. 524 T.. Broadway. will
be hostess TO the society oct. 1.
Mrs. Martin Beach entertained the
members OF her club on Friday at
her home. 81 1-2 5. William st. The
time was devoted to playing progress
I've pedro and the hOnOrs were award
I'd 10 Mrs. John y. Tusing. Mrs. John
vi. Steffe and Mrs. S~laybaugh. 4
luncheon was served by the hostess
late In the afternoon. The members
will be entertained in four weeks by
Mrs. Steffee. 932 Milton av.
The Toilet club members pleasant
~ surprised Mrs. Oscar Kilmer. 424
81. Michigan St. Friday afternoon on
The occasion OF her birthday anniver-
Iary. The afternoon was spent social
". after which a luncheon was served.
The anal was in the nature Of a
handkerchief shower.
Airs. Herman Boyer Of Michigan
sity. formerly of this city. entertained
members OF the s.. Pauls Lutheran
church Sewing society Thursday az
.ernoon at the parish school.
Mrs. Jennie Tilt. 2OI y. Main St.
Vas hostess 10 a few friends Friday
evening. Music was the evenings en-
iertainment and a luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Ella Hendricks and Mrs.
1narleS l. LaWtOn, entertained i
guests at q thimble at their home. 1928
Portage av.. Friday afternoon. A
guessing contest was a feature OF the
afternoon at which Mrs. +. r. Daicey
o the first prize and Mrs. Fred Ker-
slake the consolation. The house and
able decorations were Of garden
towers. effecting a color scheme of
pink and white. A two course lunch
aOn was served. The 0ut-of-toWn
quests were Mrs. William MCCandleSs.
Slaughter OF Mrs. Lawton OF Sterling.
III, and Mrs. Charpis or New Paris,
md.
Miss Alta Curl. 217 y. st. Louis St,
vas delightfully."- surprised by 20
friends Friday evening in honor of