South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-21
Social and Other Interests Of Women


entertained with a $50 O'Clock dinner
Wednesday evening for his house
guests. the Misses Margery wallace Of
Pittsburgh, Pa. and MaBelle Alton OF
jamestown. y. y. Covers were placed
for is guests. a color scheme Of red
and green was affected in the table
decorations, carnations with asparagus
ferns serving as centeTpiece. Besides
TIE honor guests. the guests included
the Misses Helen Gregory Margaret
Lippincott. Dorothy Brugger Esther
Dean, Gladys Waters. Annabelle Lip
pincott and Katherine Faulkner and
the Messrs. Donald LivengoOd. Robert
Swintz, Alfred BonD,Eant. John
Walker, John HppincOtt, Donald Ed
redge, Walter Heller and Leon Living
ston.
The Women's Home Missionary so
ciety OF Grace NJ r. church met We'd
nesday afternoon at the tabernacle.
Devotional exercises were led by Mrs.
Q. RI. Smith and Mrs +. O. Jellison
gave an instructive paper on the Red
man. Leaflets were given by Mrs. Il.
X DOugherty on the Redman OF to-
day and Mrs. Ernest Warrick on the
Redman of tomorrow. Mrs. w y.
LaMance gave an excellent talk, fol-
lowed by a vocal solo. Refreshments
were served during the social hour
which followed by the hOstesses. Mrs.
George Call. Mrs Minnie Mather. Mrs
Fred Woodward and Mrs. James Tay-
Tor. The society will meet Feb. II at
the tabernacle.
The department Of literature, sec
ton one. Of the Progress club met
wednesday afternoon at the club
rooms Miss Charlotte Partridge gave
a talk on Tennyson's religious views
as embodied in his poetry and Mrs
Lem j. Oare gave illustrations from
several poems Attendance was
large and the meeting in every way
an interesting and profitable one
Mrs c.. r. Hansel will have charge
of the program at the next regular
meeting TO be held Feb. 3.
Complimenting her guest. Mrs. John
Van Sandt of Chicago. Mrs. Robert
Etter entertained Wednesday evening
with a O'Clock dinner at the home Of
her sister Mrs. Anna Teska, 1873 Wis
tula az. American beauty roses and
ferns were used very prettily as
Centerpiece for the table where covers
were placed for I , guests. The even
ing was spent with cards.
The general meeting Of the st. Jo-
seph Hospital Aid society was held
wednesday afternoon at the hospital.
Fourteen tables at cards were enjoyed
early i'm the afternoon followed by the
business meeting and refreshments.
Favors were awarded Mrs. u. II. Well
ingtOn Mrs w O. CrabiH and Mrs.
Katherine Sullivan Arrangements
were made by the sewing ladies to
meet Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs Samuel Perley. S25 Ashland |
av.. 20 sew for the hospital The re
Gently elected officers assumed the II !
duties for the first time at Wedne'-
days meeting.
Mrs. Christian Cordtz Cushing St. /
was hostess TO the d. :. :. Good Times |
club wednesday afternoon After
spending an hour with the study or I
the bylaws of the club, the members
devoted the afternoon 10 social diver |
sions and freshments were served by
the hostess To IL guests The club !
will meet Feb II with Mrs A. Han |
sen. 1915 y. Allen st.
Mrs. w. Hale Jackson. 314 W. Ma
rion ST.. entertained the members of
the Woman's Literary club Wednesday |
afternoon. Mrs r.. q. Page gave a |
discussion ON "The Three Guianas' |
which was followed by a social hour. !
A dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess Mrs Myron Campbell. Park /
av.. Will be hostess to the club Feb. 3. |
The usual bi-monthly meeting Of
the North Side Culture club was held |
Wednesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. a. A. Fredericks, S44 Park av. |
Several chapters of Hugo's Les Mise |
rabies were reviewed interestingly by !
Mrs A. T.. Bremen and an excellent |
paper was given by Mrs l. r. Greenan |
on the discipline OF the child. A gen |
eral discussion followed with a social |
hour. Roll call was responded TO with !
current events talks. Mrs. Greenan
IL .H,-r, rlI Of hav-
home Forest aY.
Mrs. r. c. Stephenson. 2OS North |
Shore dr., was hostess to the Wednes- |
dav club Wednesday afternoon at its /
weekly meeting Mrs George Baker |
was the leader for the afternoon, the |
topic being The TAPPING Rebellion !
in continuation of the study of China. /
The club viii meet Jan. p with Mrs /
c. ID. Emmons, 202 s. Scott ST.
The regular Married Folks dance |
of the Commercial Athletic club was |
given Wednesday evening at the club !
horse. Messicks orchestra furnished |
music for the evening Guests num- |
bered about 50 couples. Family night \
viii be observed 10y the club Friday.
The Pleasant We've w. G. T. L. was \
entertained Wednesday afternoon by /
Mrs, j. G., otis. 14O Howard av. The /
program consisted of a mothers meet
ing in charge OF Mrs Charles Uhl. |
Mrs. T.. j. Suddarth gave an excellent /
paper entitled "Mother-My Most In /
innate Friend" and Mrs r. j. Hull a J
talk. Teach Your Child TO Spend |
Wisely" Mrs Otis read "A Story of |
TWO Pictures. 4 pleasing piano solo |
was given by Miss Christabel Manning.
Plans were made during the business (
period for a thimble 10 be given IN |
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