South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-06

Weybright of Syracuse. Ind. Miss
Cora Wise, teacher of the class. gave
the Bible study for the day, and Mrs.
Shaded gave d vocal solo. After the
business session there was a social
hour with refreshments. Mrs. Charles
YOder, Mrs Dan Reed and Mrs. Irwin
w. Jackson assisted the hostess No
place has been selected for the meet
ing on Dec. 3.
Mrs. John OFT entertained IA mem
bers of the Good Friends club and
three invited guests Friday afternoon
at her home, SIC =. Carroll St The
time was spent socially with sewing,
and at the close of the afternoon a
three course luncheon was served
from small tables. Pink and white
chrysanthemUms were prettily ar
ranged about the rooms. Mrs John
Hutson, SOP S. Fellows ST., will be
hostess on Nov. is.
Mrs. sadie Bailey, 1915 <. Main St,
was hostess 10 members of the Wanita
Sewing circle Friday afternoon. After
the business meeting the time was
given to needlewOrk followed by a
luncheon served by the hostess. Plans
were completed for a card party 10 be
given next Thursday evening i'm the
W. O. W. hail. Mrs. Margaret Con-
rad. 733 II. Hill ST., viii entertain the
club Nov. 10.
Members of the Lucky Thirteen club
We're entertained on Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Thomas StOudt,
625 y. Lafayette st. The guests fill
ed three tables at cards and the hon
Ors We're awarded TO Mrs. w. Is. Shat
fer. Mrs W. II. Brandt, MishaWaka.
and Mrs. Il r. Tusing 4 two course
luncheon marked the close of the aft
ernoon. Mrs Brandt viii entertain
members of the club at her home in
Mishawaka in two weeks.
The Ladies Aid society of Munson
chapel met Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. r. Collins of Washington park.
There were II members present. Dur
ing the business time plans were made
for a social TO be held n the home
of Mrs Frank Bauer Nov. Is. Refresh
ments were enjoyed Mrs. Ella Carl
ton, Division ST.. viii be hostess at a
meeting of the society on Nov. is.
The Missionary society of the West
imnster Presbyterian church met on
Friday with Mrs. Barney smith. 521
y. scott ST. She was assisted by Mrs
W Il. Harris. Mrs. J., W. Smith and
Mrs. Frank Ireland. Mrs. Julia orr
The Red Men on the old Trail" the
topic for the afternoon was given 10y
Mrs. Irene Beach and Mrs. +. a. Nor
gan. Bulletins from Mexico were read
by several members Of the society
The social hour with refreshments
closed the meeting. Mrs. e. +. Darr,
917 Leland av., VIII be hostess at the
meeting on Dec. g.
Mrs. Henry Martin, Cottage Grove
av.. entertained the Eureka club
mem bers Friday afternoon. The af-
ternoon was spent in sewing and a
social manner, after which the hostess
served refreshments To the IA MEM
bers and one guest present. Members
OF the club VIII he entertained on
Nov Is al the home of Mrs. William
Riddle. 14S Birdsell ST.
The Worth While circle OF the First
NJ r.. church was entertained Friday
afternoon In the friendship parlors OF
the church with an attendance Of 90
members. airs. r. O. Cotton spoke
on the origin and work of the Flor
ence Crittendeu circle toward which
members Of the Worth While circle
devote a part Of their meetings. a
number Of aprons tor Christmas time
were exhibited. IslSht refreshments
We're served during social time The