South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-14
Social and Other Interests of Women


Mrs. Frank Romine. 1116 Allen ST.
entertained "A number of her intimate
friends Thursday afternoon at a
charming thimble followed by a 8
o'clock tea. At a daintily appointed
table centered with a cluster of pink
carnations and stevia, covers were
placed for n. While tea was being
served Miss Ruth Romine rendered
delightful piano solos.
The Sunshine club met at the
home OF Maude =. Dice. SOS y. Hin
ST, Wednesday afternoon After the
regular business officers for the com
ing year were elected as follows.
President Mrs. Bertha Daily: vice
president, Mrs. Augusta Buettcher:
secretary. Mrs. Rose CLARK; treasurer.
Mrs NJ. Mcdonald: reporter. Mrs.
Dell Taylor. A social hour was en-
Joyed. I'm the contests prizes were
awarded to Mrs. Long. Mrs Stevens.
Mrs. Ieitler and Mrs Buettcher.
Luncheon was served. The next
meeting VIII be Jan. y ut the home
Of Mrs. y. Zeitler, 1872 Sancome av.
Mrs. Frank Keller. 742 Diamond
av., was hostess to the Diamond
Thimble club Wednesday afternoon.
The full membership Of the club was
present Responses to roll call were
current events talks. the chief fea-
ture Of the afternoon was a Daper by
Mrs. Floyd Reece on Modern Prob
lens i'm the Home. Mrs. Ohio Dali
rymple also gave o short reading
The meeting closed with the usual Sc
cial hour during which light refresh
ments were served by the hostess
Mrs. Dalrymple viii be hostess TO the
club Jan. p at her home on Rex St
The Aid society Of Stun NJ. e.
chapel met Wednesday afternoon for
the regular business session at the
church. The afternoon following the
business was spent socially. refresh
ments being served by the hOstesses.
Mrs. Arthur Dalgren. Mrs. Charles
Cary and Mrs. Glenn Barrett. The So
Ciety VIII meet Feb. 10 at the church.
study of China was continued Wed
nesday afternoon by the Wednesday
club with a meeting at the home of
Mrs. r. (. Stephenson. 2O3 North
Shore Or. Mrs =. r. Austin led in
the discussion with an interesting pa
per. A social hour followed Mrs
stephenson will be hostess to the
club Jan. 20.
Mrs Harry Webster. 5S3 f. Duban
av.. was hostess to the Cosy Corner
circle Wednesday afternoon. The
time was occupied by the guests with
needleworll and a dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess to ten
guests The club viii meet Jan. %
with Mrs. Lester Spidel. Broadway.
Another organization to take up
the cause of the poor children Of
South Bend is the Pythian tea ladies'
who made extensive plans TO aid the
little ones at their regular meeting
IN 4 of
$40 was subscribed for the purpose
and the ladies viii meet Jan. 20 at the
h of p. hall to sew. Following the
business meeting Wednesday the
time was spent with ncedlewOrk and
refreshments were served at the close
of he afternoon by the hOstessss.
Mrs. Robert Plat. Mrs. Charles
Ostrander and Mrs. Rorer. At the
next regular meeting of the tea at
the hall Jan. q the hostesscs will be
Mrs. Charles Sperry. Mrs. c. Il. Steed
and Mrs w. d. Roop.
Mrs. George Schuman. Harrison
av.. entertained the members of the
Priscilla Embroidery club very pleas
antly Wednesday afternoon. Fancy
work furnished the occupation for
the afternoon and deleCtabIe refresh
ments were served at its close by the
hostess Mrs. G.. A. Dubail Will be
hostess to the club Feb. 10 at her
home. I09 w Lasalle av.
Members of the Violet club were
entertained Wednesday afternoon hy
Mrs. Emma Hosler. 4O3 +. Ohio St
AT cards faVors were awarded Mrs
H. Barnard. Mrs. Clara Engle and
Mrs. Marie Beeson. Luncheon was
served following the games Mrs
Theresa Rock. PIG 5. Chestnut St,
viii entertain the club Jan %.