South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-28
Social and Other Interests of Women


me Onapin PARK w. &. IT, 4.
monthly meeting was held Friday
with Mrs. i. II. Sconern. 1903 Wood
ward av. Bishop Hazen White opened
the meeting and the devotionals eXer-
cises were led by Mrs. G. L. Warner.
In the election Of officers for the
year Mrs. G. L. Warner was made
president. Mrs r. o. Cotton. vice
president: Mrs. Ada Barnard, treas
UreT; Mrs c. A Pitcher, secretary.
A motion was carried during the
business meeting TO send the Union
Signal" the national W. &. T. L. pa
per. TO the Y NJ G. A. the Y. w. &.
A. and the public library this year as
has been the custom in the past years.
IL was also decided TO have temper
ance literature printed in the Polish
language and to be distributed among
the Polish people
The program for the day was on
"Women's Suffrage" Papers were
read b. Mrs Scoffern on "A World
Wave" Airs. a. Barnard, "Prohibi-
ton Is Progressing Mrs. Pitcher.
"WOI-en's Suffrage and Temperance; :"
Mrs Warner, NO More Family En-
frances or Palm Gardens in Milwau-
kee;" Miss Mary MillhOuse, Women
in the Government" Mrs. Pitcher,
The Promised Land"
= social time with refreshments was
enjoyed at the close Of the afternoon.
The members gave "A vote of thanks
TO the retiring officers for their work
during the past year. The next meet
ing will be held Sept. "a. the place not
having been decided upon
Mrs. Lucinda String. S22 y. Eighth
ST. FAver Park, was hostess at the
meeting OF the Norman Eddy Sewing
circle. The annual election Of officers
took place with the following results:
Mrs. Fred LoUghman. president; Mrs
John Brodbeck, vice president; Mrs.
Emma Fink. secretary. During the
social time refreshments were served
to the 30 guests by the hostess, assist
cd by Mrs. Mary Barnard, Mrs. Mar
garet COwles and Mrs. Clara Gordon.
The next meeting will be Sept 10 at
the home of Mrs Charles II. Smith,
SOC KeGsey st. Mrs. Mary RulO, Mrs
Hickman and Miss Jennie Rulo will
assist.
Mrs. T. +. Nesmith and Mrs. Eula
Jain were hostesses to members OF the
Ladies Aid society OF the Quincy
Street Baptist church Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs Nesmith,
1905 Woodward av. The usual BUSH
ness session was followed by a pro-
gram. Numbers were contributed by
Miss Esther Fulton, Miss Ida Chap
'Npell. Miss Marie Wright Miss Mar
iorie NeSmith, Miss Ruth Mitchell,
Mrs. Charles NJ. Sandmeier and Mrs.
Jain. Refreshments were served late
in the afternoon. The annual election
of officers will take place at the next
, meeting to be held Sept. "a at the
church.
A meeting Of the Lucky Thirteen
club was held Friday with Mrs. John
NJ. Steffe. 933 Milton av., as hostess.
In the contests given. Mrs Brant, Mrs.
Martin Beach and Mrs F. r. Culver
were awarded the favors. \ two course
luncheon was served after which some
time was spent playing 500. Mrs. John
Rosenberger OF Niles, Mich, was pres
ent from out of town. In two weeks
members of the club will be entertain
ed by Mrs. 4. f. Culver, Lincoln way
w.
Mrs l.. J. Montgomery entertained
with a thimble at her home. sos y.
Main St. Friday afternoon as a COM
pliment to her sister. Miss Edith Hea-
gesOn of Minneapolis, Mimi. A dam
~ luncheon marked the close of the
afternoon. Golden glow and other
garden flowers were prettily arranged
about the house.
The Wanita Sewing circle members
were entertained at an all day meet
ing on Friday at the home of Mrs.
Charles Zimmerman at Eagle point.
OsceOla. a chicken dinner was served
at noon and covers were placed for
10. The members spent the afternoon
IN a social manner. Mrs Herman g
Martin. S14 Carroll Ct. Will be hostess
TO the club Sept. 10.
The Circle of Service of the First
Baptist church met Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs :. J. Chard. cor
Leland av. Ate: the business meet
ing the time was spent in a social man
ner with light refreshments. The an
nual meeting OF the circle will be
held Sept "A, the place TO be selected
later.
Mrs. :. X. Arbogast and Mrs Ken
meth Beers entertained very pleas
antly a. the home of the former
1920 Lincoln way W, Friday even
tng. The affair was in compliment tC
Miss Beulah walker of Chicago. who
is the guest of friends in the city
Pink and gold garden flowers were
used in the decorations the same col
or note being carried out in the re-
freshments.
About 40 members of the Friend
ship club enjoyed a chicken dinner al
smiths hotel at Hudson loke Friday
TO social diversions and games. The
out-of-town guests we're Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Ward OF Detroit and
Mr. and Mrs William Golden of
Misbawaka
Mrs. Harry Willett. Lincoln way r.
delightfully."- entertained at euChrC
Friday afternoon in honor of hel
house guests, Mrs. ". a. Miller anC
Hiss Gene Towne OF Ontario. Can.
and Mrs. Charles Brewer of Gary
Ind, a guest OF Mrs r. W. Long. 81:
Taylor ST The guests filled foul
tables and the prizes went TO Mrs L.
Steck and Mrs. Dan Lontz Mrs. +
w. Long. 312 Taylor ST. entertairrNC
for them this afternoon.