South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-03
Social and Other Interests of Women


AS a courtesy to Mrs. Mary Antin.
the author and lecturer who appeared
Monday evening at the Oliver hotel.
Mrs. VI. J. Frankel and Mrs. Adolph
Mayerfeld entertained with a lunch
con Tuesday noon at the Oliver hotel.
There were cows for six. Besides
the honor guest, those present were
Miss Rosa krause OF Fort Wayne,
Miss Dora HershcnOw and Rabbi
Cronbach. Mrs. Autin left Tuesday
afternoon for Chicago.
The monthly meeting of the c. "
i. NJ. OF the Indiana Avenue Chris
ian church was held Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. A. A. Secrist
1904 Indiana av. A program follow
ing the business meeting consisted Of
81 reading by Mrs. Ralph White; Mrs
Louis Gom read a letter from a for
cign missionary; Miss Hazel CUP
rendered a piano selection; Mrs.
Charles Culp contributed "A paper; the
Rev. Cecil Franklin, pastor of the
church. gave a short talk to the MEM
bers. The social hour With light re-
1resbments was enjoyed at the close Of
the meeting. so place has cen Sc
lected for the next meeting Dec. 7.
The Twin City Sewing circle met
Monday evening with Mrs. Glen Har-
per. 9O2 +. Washington av. The
guests came in costume and the prizes
went to Mrs. George Snyder, Mrs.
George Dressler, Nelson Galbraith and
II. y. ellis. Games and contests fea-
tured the evening. The house was
lighted with pumpkins and other
Halloween decorations were used with
pleasing effect. A three course lunch
con was served toward the close.
Mrs. Harper will entertain the club
with regular meeting again Thurs
day.
Mrs. Harry Arndt, PIG Lincoln way
E, was hostess to the Diamond Pedro
club members on Tuesday. The hours
were spent in a social manner with
cards, and favOrs were taken by Mrs.
J. Holland and Mrs. c. g Schweiss
A dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess during the afternoon. Mem
bers Of the club Will be entertained
in two weeks by Mrs. r. Burnhart, $40
=. Lasalle av.
A meeting of the Auten w. r. c..
No. IA was held in the old court house
Tuesday evening. The time was given
10 the transaction of routine business
when plans were made for the inspec-
ton OF the corps to be made next
Tuesday evening, when all members
are requested TO be present Two new
applications for membership were re-
ceiyed.
A pleasant social afternoon was en-
5oyed by members of the AyudadOra
circle Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs Mary Robinson. 61S Euclid
av. Some time was devoted TO needle
work after the business meeting and
at the close of the afternoon refresh
ments were served. There was an at
tendance of % members. ON Nov. 16.
Mrs A. NJ. Moore, 1917 Woodward
av, will be hostess TO the club.
The women's club of St PauTs
Methodist Episcopal church, recent
~ organized social club, gave "A box
supper last evening in the church the
husbands of members were guests.
Contests and other amusements added
TO the evenings entertainment after
which the box supper was served.
The program for the affair was in
charge OF Mrs. Herman r. Schuell.
Mrs. Harry Bartlett gave a paper
of unusual merit on THE Develop
ment OF the Child is the Epitome Of
the Human Race" at the meeting of
the mothers department of the Prog
ress club Tuesday afternoon in the
LUZ AOOHlc. Il EtutIdl discussion on
that subject followed The depart
ment will hold a meeting Nov. 16.
The weekly meeting of the Women's
union Bible class OF districts seven and
eigh; was held at the home of Mrs. q.
@. Hardy, $40 Leland av, Tuesday
afternoon. Rev T. ]. Parsons of the
Quincy Street Baptist church gave the
study for the day from the book of
Joshua. The class will meet next
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. Hardy.
Mrs. +. l. Dennis. Marquette av..
entertained l. members of the Ma
varre Place Tuesday Bridge club with
a luncheon Tuesday at the Robertson
tea room. Following this the regular
meeting Of the club was held at the
home OF Mrs. Dennis Mrs. Frank z
Dolph. y. Shore dr.. Will be hostess
at the club meeting on Nov. 16.
The first section Of the Ladies' Aid
society OF Grace NJ. f. church were
entertained with "a thimble at the
home OF Mrs. Frank Rose, lis =. Dom
aid St, Tuesday afternoon. The as
sisting hostesses were Mrs. Logan
Reinoehl. Mrs Porter and Mrs. Ny
ers. An interesting program was given
when Miss Ruth Koos gave several
readings and Mrs. Ira DeMoss favored
with piano selections. Refreshments
We're served 10 60 guests.