South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-07
SOCIETY

reception given Tuesday afternoon
and evening in St Patricks hall.
when the old and new members were
received into the club. Dancing and
NictrOla music were provided for the
guests. The hall was converted into
q virtual woodland scene with pro-
fusion OF Deltwood bushes and spring
flowers. A buffet luncheon was
served from an attractively decorated
table at which an empire basket of
American Beauty roses was used.
over 200 guests we're present between
the hours Of 2:3O and $50 and 1870
10 $3.50. Mrs. Jerome Crowley OF Chi
cage was included among the out Of
town guests.
The following were the officers on
the entertaining committee: Mrs.
Thomas J. Dehey Mrs. w. g. Crabil,
Mrs. Alexis Coquillard, Miss Sarah NJ.
O'Neu. Miss Genevieve Winkler; they
were assisted by Mrs. 6. NJ. Butter
worth. Mrs. Patrick O'Brien, Mrs. w.
D. O'Brien, Mrs. w. J.. Benitz, Mrs.
w l. Cassidy Mrs. James Million
Mrs. Domonic Woodwork, Mrs. Harry
Wheelock and Mrs. A. b. Graham Of
Mishawaka.
Those acting on the refreshment
and decoration committees were Mrs.
James Butler, chairman; assisted by
Mrs. G. H Hersee, Mrs. +. X. Rooney
Mrs Lucius Miller, Mrs. George Nc
Creary, Mrs. Daniel Kelly and Mrs
Mary Johnson.
Eighty-fve members Of the Business
Women's Bible class were guests of
the Elkhart Business WOmen's class
Tuesday evening. A special car was
Charted which left South Bend at 8
O'Clock and returned at II. A supper
was served upon the arrival of the
guests, after which a program OF mu-
steal numbers and readings was given.
DR.. Palmer Of Winona gave the ad-
dress Of the evening. The Bible class
will meet as usual next Tuesday even
ing. A supper VIII be served at 6:15.
The Yama Kies club gave a de-
IightfuI dancing party Tuesday even
ing I'm Place hall. The orchestra,
which was the AphertOn club of Elk
hart, played behind a hedge of ferns
and palms placed in the center of the
floor. Seventy-five couples were pres
ent including guests from Plymouth,
Elkhart and Edwardsburg. supper
was served during the intermission.
The weekly meeting of the Con-
quest Bible class was held Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Frank Kent. 1901
Dayton st. Anton Swanson led in the
study Of the evening. The class will
meet Monday evening, April II, with
Ernest knOwlton, 1914 Miami st.
The regular meeting Of the Auten
w X. G. No. IA was held Tuesday
evening at the old court house The
feature OF the evening was a surprise
given by the corps and post for Mr..
and Mrs. Horace Martin, who recent
~ celebrated their 50th wedding an
niversary. They were presented with
a chair as a mark of esteem. Light
refreshments were enjoyed during the
social time.
The members of the Auten w. r. c..
entertained Tuesday afternoon with
a thimble in the old court house. A
large number of members were pres
ent. The following ladies were host
esses; Mrs. Waltz, Mrs. Gall, Mrs.
Wayne, Mrs. Rowe, Mrs. Frank Beck
ner and Mrs. r y. Hay. The next
thimble Will be given April 20.
The Foreign Missionary society of
the First NJ. +. church met Tuesday
afternoon in the church parlors. The
program for the day consisted or pa
pers on Mexico and Central America"
given by Mrs. Marshel Hughes and
Mrs. Norman Kelb. Mrs. Emil Reyer
read a letter from n missionary work.
er in Africa. A social time was en-
joyed after the business meeting. The
society Will meet May 4 with Mrs. II.
\. Tolhulka, 81 Franklin st.
The Married Folks Dancing club
entertained with a dancing party
Tuesday evening in American hall.
twenty-five couples enjoyed the af-
fair Messick's orchestra played the
program Of dances. Light refresh
ments were served during intermis-
sion. The following members We're
in charge of the evenings entertain
ment: Mrs. A. y. Shidler, Mrs. Will
lard Shidler. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Green and Mrs. c. MillhOuse. The
final dance of the season will be given
APRIL 20 in American hall
Members OF the Twin city Sewing
circle entertained their husbands Mon
day evening at the home of Mrs. Mel
SON Galbraith Contests and music
were the features of the evening.
The hostess served refreshments.
Fa-ors Of pipes were given by the
members TO their husbands. Lilies
and roses were used for decorations
Mrs. J. c. Kotz, 525 Harrison av., will
entertain the club at its next regular
meeting.
Mrs. w. 4. Hager. 116 s. Taylor St.
was hostess 20 the members OF the
clio circle Tuesday afternoon. Mrs
Harry SChock had charge of the pro
gram reading a paper on Chinese
Art. During the social time lunch
con was served. Mrs Harry Schock
427 y. Lafayette ST., will entertain
the circle April Is.
Mrs. Elmer Daicey. 1895 Yukon
av.. pleasantly entertained the Home
Telephone club Tuesday. The after
noon was spent socially and with
needIework after the hostess served
refreshments. Mrs j. III. Mercer.
Harrison av.. viii be hostess TO the
club April s.
The Aid society OF the Trinity
Presbyterian church met Tuesday
afternoon in the church parlOrs with
the following ladies as hOstesses:
Mrs. T. +. Carpenter Mrs. Eleanora