South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-30

VI the Cndpln PARK W. e Il. L. fIl-
day afternoon at its regular monthly
business meeting. Mrs. Priscilla
Beyrer read the thirteenth chapter Of
Judges and led in the devotional exer-
clses Of the afternoon. Reports OF
the various committees we're read by
the secretary. A program followed,
consisting Of a leaflet by Mrs +.
Hadley on Mothers of Men" "A short
talk the ''Tactful Mother by Mrs.
W. Fisher. and a Council OF War"
by Mrs. Slick. Mrs. Beyrer gave a
paper entitled, My MOther-AIy
Most Intimate Friend" Mrs. l. II.
Scoffern gave an interesting talk on
special phases Of the work Of the or
ganizatiOn.
A social time concluded the after
noon with light refreshments. Ar
rangements were made for a thimble
20 be given Feb. at the home OF
Mrs. Cornelius Warner, Franklin ST
Forty members of the Helena Re
bekah lodge were entertained with a
thimble at the hall Thursday after
noon. Hostesses were Mrs Anna
Dumke, Mrs. Deluse, Mrs. Anna Wen
rick Guests of the afternoon were
Mrs. +. Weiss and Mrs. II. Miller.
Mrs NJ Hndebrand's Bible class
met Friday evening at O'Clock at
the home of Mrs. ID. NJ. Calvert, +.
Monroe st. The regular lesson in
Exodus was studied in charge OF Mrs
Hildebrand. The class will meet next
FRIDAY with Mrs. Calvert.
Members Of the Ladies Aid society
Of the Quincy Street Baptist church
earned $500 during 1914, according
To the annual report made Friday
afternoon before "A meeting held at the
q.
aV. The sum collected by the organ
izatiOn during the past year is con
sldercd extraordinary owing TO the
small number of women belonging 10
the society. There were . members
and three visitors i'm attendance at the
meeting Friday. Following the bust
ness session, a social hour was held
during which dainty refreshments
were served by the hostess. Arrange
ments were made for a thimble TO be
given on Feb. 10 at the home of Mrs.
Isaac Calvert, 1915 w. Washington av.
Fifty members of the Norman EDDY
Sewing circle were entertained at a
thimble in the Grand Army hall Fri
day afternoon. An informal program
was given which included a solo by
Mrs. j. L. Kline, accompanied by
Mrs Ella Murphy, instrumental solo
by Mrs. Edna Voorhees, of Portland,
Ore, readings by Mrs. Lily LaHomme-
dieu and Miss Lucille Hood. Mrs. LO-
retta Gorsuch gave a short talk on
Mckinley and Mrs Mary Morgan of
Colorado, also made several interest
ing remarks. McKinley's favOrite
hymn, Nearer My Cod to Thee" was
sung by the women. Refreshments
were served by the officers. The next
meeting will be held at the hall on
Feb. u.
Section two Of the department of
literature of the Progress club met
Friday afternoon. Miss Florence Peck
discussed Dumas fills and Reform
through the Stage" and Mrs. J. +.
Christman spoke on Dumas Fills and
the Woman Question" The depart
ment Will meet Feb. u.
Retiring officers of the Children of
Mary Of st. Patricks church enter
tanned the remainder of the society
with a card party Friday evening at
he hall. HOstesses were Miss Adele
Wills. Miss Casey and Miss Marie
O'Brien. A large number attended
he affair. Besides cards, several mu-
steal mum bers added to the entertain
ment of the evening and light refresh
ments we're served.
The Children of Mary of St. Jo-
sephs Catholic church entertained de-
hghtfully Friday evening at St. Jo-
seph's hall with a pedro and 500 party
as a final pre-lenten affair. Attend
lnce was large Fourteen tables at
500 we're enjoyed downstairs, where
a committee composed of Miss Jose
phine Poulin. Miss Louise Crepeau,
Miss Edith Miller and Miss Mamie
Black had charge of the entertain
ment. Prizes were won 10y Martin
Beach, Prof. w. l.. Benitz, Frank
LeycS. Mrs. NJ. Beach, Mrs. j. T. Hines
and Mrs. Thomas Hickey.
Pedro was the diversion upstairs at
. 4 tables. The Misses Loretta Kruger,
Josephine krueper. Ruth Hickey and
Mae Diamond were i'm charge. Prizes
were awarded to William Cass Frank
Hiss. Fred Baumgartner and NIatt
Haney and TO Mrs. Paul Monahan
Miss Hildegarde Archambeault and
Miss Evaline PrObst. Prizes were all
contributed by members of the com
mittees and were beautiful hand made
novelties
Refreshments were served by the
Misses Mayme Thomas, Florence
Braunsdorf. Irene Couch and Gene
We've Huliard. Musical numbers were
furnished while the refreshments
we're served. AIiss Ruth Probst rem
iering several piano selections, Miss
billiard a vocal number and Miss
Anna Des Jardin instrumental solos
The Misses Louise and Marie Cham
paign were on the cloak room COM
mittee.
Mrs. g. A. Decker. 211 w. wayne
ST.. was hostess Friday afternoon to
the member OF the Circle of Service
~ the First Baptist church. The
usual business was transacted and the
matter taken up of providing for one
fa r~-s1Vr Pow 90 lc8sf three
months. After the business period.
the time was spent informally with
light refreshments. The circle will
meet Feb. 90 but the place has not
been decided.
Dressed in hard times costumes.
a company OF friends delightfully."-
surprised George Wandel Friday
evening at his home, 623 y. Cushing
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