South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-18

WI anu Mle. IeiF Is. ITeppS, llll
=. bowman ST., entertained l. guests
thursday evening al their home. the
occasion being their wedding ami
Nersary- The appointments were in
PINK and white including pink and
white roses and ferns Contests and
games comprised the evenings enjoy
ment after which refreshments were
served. The favors in the contests
were taken by Miss Lola NJ. Quay
and II. c. Runnels.
The Royal Bible class OF Trinity
presbyterian church met al the home
OF Mrs. Charles Becker. sos f
wayne St, Thursday afternoon. After
business session a social hour fol-
lowed with refreshments The next
meeting viii be held with Mrs Adam
HerteL 42S Arthur ST., next month.
on Thursday afternoon Mrs. A. r.
Messick. sos Portage av.. entertained
at tea those in this vicinity who have
attended western college at Oxford,
Ohio.
In the dining room where tea was
served, the tables were prettily dec
GRATED with June roses The other
rooms were attractive with red roses.
popples and peonies College en-
biems haes and pennants were also
used.
Among those present we're: Mrs
Donald DrummOnd. Mrs. Carl Hit-
berd. Mrs. Delos Coen. Mrs. L. r
slaughter, AIRS II. @. Cressner. Mrs.
IT, 9. FeaseT. Miss Erma and Miss
Alma Coilmer all of South Bend
Miss Nesta Topper. Miss Mae Cooper.
Hiss Helen McQuillen. Nishawaka
Miss Parfit Miss Myra Neidig. Goshen
Miss Helen and Miss Jessie Green,
Miss Laura Inks, Ligoner. Mrs. Auer
Plymouth. Miss May Kinnard. Miss
JOY Carson. Michigan city.
Mrs. Martha Loughman. IT'S S
Michigan St. entertained members of
the Ladies' Aid society Of Grace NJ.
+. church Thursday She was assist
cd i'm entertaining by Mrs. r. X
Dougherty. Mrs. Q. G. BOndurant
Mrs Warren Downing and Mrs. @. w
Bradley Routine business was trans
acted and plans for a supper TO be-
given i'm the new church June % were
discussed. Refreshments were served
during the afternoon. A meeting of
the society Will be held in the new
church July S.
At the monthly meeting OF the La
dies Aid society of the Indiana Az.
Christian church. Mrs Ralph c. Bat
o. was hostess at her home at 202 F.
Indiana av A program for the af-
tcrnoon consisted of a duet by Miss
Elizabeth and Martha Batty and read
ings by Miss Leona Baird. Mrs. Cecil
Franklin and Mrs. GOss a social
hour with refreshments followed. The
society will meet the third Thursday
I'm July, the place OF meeting TO be Sc
lected later.
Mrs. Edward Witwer, 511 f. Bron-
son ST.. was hostess on Thursday to
the Twin City Sewing circle. a fea-
ture of the afternoons entertainment
was a contest at which Mrs. George
snyder. Mrs. L. +. Carpenter. Mrs.
j. q. Copp and Mrs w. G.. HerzOg
We're given the honors. Light refresh
ments served late in the afternoon
closed the meeting. On July l the
members viii meet with Mrs. II. Web
ster. $50 Dubail av.
The Young Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society of the First Methodist
Episcopal church gave an interesting
entertainment last evening i'm the So
Cial parlors OF the church at o'clock
The program was featured by piano.
vocal and violin solos and several
readings Those taking part we're
Hiss Edna Tule, Miss Clara Ehrhardt.
Miss Gwenllian Pryse Lloyd. Miss
Cora Hin, Miss Laura Hagey. Miss
Esther Fulton Mrs Ed. Lloyd Miss
Marie Jackson and r. L. Coates.
The regular fortnighuy meeting oil
the Modern Beehive club was held
Thursday at the home of Mrs. MaudeI
Dice. SOS y. Hill st. In a contest
which followed the usual businessI
session. the favors were awarded toI
Mrs. George Redding and Mrs. Fanny
Nickery Refreshments marked the
close of the afternoon. Mrs. Frank
smith. 2O2 Haney av., will be hostess
10 the members July i.
Members of the O. d. T. club en-
ioyed "a pleasant afternoon in River
Park Thursday Mrs. y. T. Swanson
being the hostess. The afternoon was
devoted 10 needlework and was fol-
lowed by the serving of a two-course
luncheon. Mrs. Henry Swartz, 514 w.
Madison St. will be hostess 10 the
club in two weeks.
Mrs. Barney Swartz jr.. was hostess
in a delightful manner yesterday ar
ternOon 10 members of the Ideal En-
broidery club. 4 social afternoon was
cniOyed followed 10y a two-Course
luncheon served by the hostess. Mrs
John Kiplinger of Honor, Mich. was
n guest OF the club. Mrs. Ed. Lo-
baugh. 222 Elder ST., viii entertain the
club on july i.
The Sewing circle of the German
Zion church was entertained Thurs
dav afternoon in the parish school by
Mrs. Margaret Hans. Mrs. Julia Nun-
derlich. Mrs. Adam Muessel and Mrs
Jacob Marker. the hOsteSses for the
day. A pleasant afternoon was spent
with sewing after which refreshments
were served. IN two weeks the circle
Will meet at the school.
The final meeting Of the Circle Of
Mercy was held at the home OF Mrs.