South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-13
SOCIETY

Mrs. W. r.. Downing. 100 T.. Sample
ST.. very pleasantly entertained with a
birthday party Wednesday evening,
honoring her daughter. Miss Lola
Covers we're laid for 10 beautiful
bouquet of roses formed the table dec
orations The evening was spent at
games, contests and music. The favors
IN the contests went TO Mrs. clyde
Bunch and Fred Harrison.
The Ladies' Aid society OF Stull Me-
mortal church held its regular bust
ness meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the c'.urch. Light refreshm ents were
served by the hostesses, Mrs. Frame,
Mrs. Fansler and Mrs. Jester The
next meeting viii be held the second
Wednesday in June.
Mrs L. =. Hollar entertained the
Social Ten at her home on Garfield
CT. wednesday afternoon. The after
noon was spent socially, closing with
the serving OF light refreshments.
Miss AGNES Blessed. 731 Robertson
ST.. was hostess To the junior mem
bers of the st. Marys Dramatic club
Wednesday evening. Piano. violin
and vocal selections were enjoyed by
the members, also a very important
and enthusiastic event Of the evening
was the discussion of a dramatic
comedy which the juniors expect TO
present sometime early in June. The
leading characters chosen were Misses
r. and A. Bauer and Agnes Blessed.
A delicious supper marked the close or
the evening. The members Will meet
again next Tuesdav evening with Miss
Catherine Strantz, 607 Tut st.
a very pleasant evening was enjoyed
10y a number of guests Wednesday
evening at a May dance given at the
X of +. hall by the Pythian sisters.
About Is members gave a May pole
dance with Mrs. Nern Derf as May
queen. A fancy drill was given, fol-
lowed by a program consisting OF a
dialogue a duet by Mrs Derf and
Mrs Charles Spcrry and a recitation
by Mrs. Long. The remainder of the
evening was given 10 dancing, the
music being furnished by Sperry
orchestra. The Pythian sisters VIII
hold a regular meeting Thursday even
ing at the hall.
Mrs. r. A. Mates. 1912 s. Main St,
entertained with a dinner party at the
oliver Wednesday, complimenting her
daughter. Mrs l.. +. Carney OF To-
lodo. o. Covers were placed for IA.
The Guests wore cOrsage bouquets OF
sweet peas Mrs. Carney, formerly
Miss Meta Mates of South Bend, eX-
poets to return to her nome Saturday
after spending two weeks mere.
The wedding Of George Bercoe and
Miss Lottie Warrick, both Of this city,
took place at the home of Reginald |
Williams at River Park Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock. Rev. T. j. Per
sons of Quincy Street Baptist church
performed the ceremony after which
n dinner was served to the guests. !
The bride came here some time ago
from England The young couple
will reside at 743 Harrison av.
Mrs. Anthony French Merrill Of
Chicago will address the members of
the Woman's Literary club at their
final meeting of the season to be held
next Wednesday afternoon, May 10. at
the home of Mrs. Otto KnoblOck, Hill
Crest The regular meeting of the
club was held Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Marshall Chaplin,
623 w. COlfaX av. Mrs. w. T. Miller
had charge of the program and gave
q reading on THE Roosevelt EXpedi- !
ton TO South America. The meet
ing was closed with a social time.
Mrs. Dora Evans. 11O4 s. Sixth ST.
River Park. entertained the violet
club Wednesday afternoon. After ,
the business meeting three contests
were enjoyed. Mrs. Alice Brown and
Mrs Emma Eckert won the favors in |
the first contest, Mrs. Theresa Rock |
and Mrs Emma Eckert second; Mrs. |
Clara Engle, Mrs. William T. Evans |
ana Mrs Calvert in the third The |
hostess served q five course dinner at
the close .- the meeting. Mrs. Emma |
Hoffman, 1877 s. Main ST.. Will enter |
tain the members May %.
Mrs. William Wyant. 1914 Lincoln |
way w, was hostess Wednesday TO |
the w. G.. Needle club. The time |
was spent with sewing and a two |
course Luncheon was served. The |
club Will meet May % with Mrs. ]. !
Whaley, S45 Smith ST., River Park.
Members Of the Independent club
We're entertained by Mrs. George |
Brown. 1143 Vistula ay. Wednesday |
afternoon At the close of a pleasant !
afternoon spent socially and with |
sewing refreshments were served |
The club viii meet May % with Mrs. |
J. Shcnenberger, 1917 Franklin St
The department of literature. sec
tion one. OF the Progress club. met
Wednesday for a social afternoon in
the club rooms with Miss Edythe /
Brown. chairman Of the department,
as hostess Votes were east for the
study OF the coming year and it was
decided 20 take up the Greek drama.
Refreshments were served during the
afternoon.
Section two of the Pastors Aid
society of the First Christian church
met with Mrs Henry Mast. col ).
Michigan ST. Wednesday. The usual
business meeting was held and dur
ing the social time a two course
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Decorations of spring flowers were
lttractively used about the house. |
Members of the society viii meet
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