South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-09
Social and Other Interests of Women


Members of the Frances willard
W. q. II. L. were entertained very
pleasantly Friday afternoon by Mrs
Cecil Franklin. s. Michigan ST.. assist
cd by Mrs. William Edison. The
meeting opened with prayer and song.
hrs Mary Hawkins leading in the
scripture reading. During the busi-
ness period 10 was decided that the
union viii make a donation Of SIS 10
the East Iasalle street mission. The
program which followed consisted OF
a paper BY Mrs. Gertrude Albright en-
titled "Muther-My Most Intimate
Friend" and a paper by Mrs. Mary
Hawkins. "A Council of War. The
meeting closed with a social hour
and light refreshments. Mrs NIinta
Moose, 701 T.. South St, viii enter
tain the society Feb. y.
An interesting meeting Of the Eco
Monies club OF ROselawn was held
Friday afternoon at the UIIery school
house. Roll call was responded to by
the members with short talks on
noted women. An excellent paper fol-
lowed ON the use Of Food 10 the
Body by Mrs John BOrdner. a pa
per on "Molds'' was given by Miss
Briggs while the current events dis
cussiOn was given by Miss Blanch
Mill The club viii meet Jan. p
NJ the school house.
Mrs. Carrie Replogle. s. Columbia
st.. was hostess to the Friday After
noon Sewing circle Friday afternoon.
Sixteen members were present. The
feature of the Afternoon was Q bazar.
num- Der of usefu. articles being dis
posed Of Choice refreshments were
served by the hostess during a gen
eral social time. The circle will be
entertained Jan D by Mrs Henry
Mast. SOS s. Michigan St
Officers for the new year were
elected at the meeting of the Neigh
borhood circle held Friday AFTERNOON
at the home OF Mrs Herbert Ander-
son. 1O2S -. Allen St Mrs Harry
Kellogg was named president Mrs
Edward Kent vice president; Mrs.
Leo Casaday treasurer. and Mrs
Nern Van Dusen. press reporter. The
regular social time with ueedlework
followed and a dainty luncheon was
served 10y the hostess. The club Will
Dee entertained by Mrs F. f. Beck,
1924 5. Michigan ST., Jan. p.
The regular meeting of the Wom-
Cu's Missionary society OF the First
Presbyterian church was held Friday
afternoon at the church pariOTs
Mrs J. q. PaNson had charge of the
devotional exercises and Mrs. w. Is.
StOver gave an interesting current
events discussion. Mrs. G.. $ Wolcottl
reviewed chapter four of The Child
I'm the Midst" and Mrs r. r Wester-
Welt gave a very entertaining talk ON
"A Message From the Orient. III.
Ut. Willing rendered "a pleasing vocal
solo. accompanied on the piano by
Mrs Willing. During the social hour
refreshments were served by the host
csses. Mrs. w. T. Dunkle. Mrs. G. r.
lNcltner and Mrs r.. knOblOck. The |
held Feb. at the church parlors
0t here Mrs. W. .. Davies. Mrs d. NJ
Wilcox and Miss Grace Wilcox viii
be the hostesses.
Mrs. w l. Kizer. sos ". Washing
ton av- entertained 125 members OF
the Women's Home Missionary soci- |
ETY. of the First Baptist church with
their friends Friday afternoon. The
topic for study during the afternoon
was New Thrills in Old China" Mrs. /
T. JAY smith res 4 a letter from a !
missionary in Gina and Mrs. y. J.
GOOdenOugh told of the marriage GUS
toms. Miss Cora Case gave an inter
csting talk on "IIOw They Spend
Christmas in China" a reading. THE |
Message of the Song was given by
Miss Lena Turner q delightful mu- /
steal program was given which con
sisted of piano solos by Miss Helen |
GWlfoyle. a violin solo by Miss Vida |
Shontz. vocal selections by Mrs. Grace |
Fink Davis and "a vocal duet by Mrs !
j. A. Rode and Mrs. q. +. Duncan. |
Miss Eloise flasher gave a pleasing |
recitation. During the social hour /
ChCp suey and tea were served the |
guests. The society viii meet Feb. |
with Mrs. Irwin Hobson. 615 5. st. |
Joseph st.
An unusually large mum her of mem |
hers attended the regular meeting of J.
tine Women's Foreign Missionary So |