South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-04
Social and Other Interests Of Women


A social entertainment IN the ma
ture of a surprise was given Wednes-
day evening by the Children Of Mary
for the members and their friends at
St. Patrick's hail. a very enjoyable
evening was spent at cards, games and
contests. Miss Nellie Hciser and Miss
Margaret Holycross were winners Of
the favOrS Eighty guests were pres
ent and refreshments were served at
the close. Those on the committee in
charge were Miss Mary B. Mclu-
erny. chairman and the Misses Anna
Casey. Josephine Decker. Maude
Weber Margaret Sheekey, Marie
O'Brieu and Hazel Turner.
The Lincoln way club was enter
taiDed by Mrs. l.. T.. Glass, 719 Cleve-
land av.. Wednesday. After the reg
ular study work Miss Carpenter spoke
in behalf Of the federation of club
service and the resolutions of the fed
eratiOns were read and approved Re
freshments were served during the So
cial hour. Mrs. Carl Williams was a
guest The next meeting viii be held
with Mrs. Elmer Webster 1851 Wood
ward aV.. instead of with Mrs. l. r
Martin, 1884 Woodward av., as pre-
viously planned.
WI . l<iAlEl 1Itthells D. W. GOild-a
aV-, was hostess to memb ers of the
"Wednesday club at her home We'd
nesday The subject discussed was
The Peace Conference at Shanghai"
Mrs. George Baker read extracts from
the book, 1.-TWO Years in the Forbid
den City The next meeting will be
with Mrs. George Crockett again in
two weeks.
The November meeting of the
WOmen's Foreign Missionary society
Of Grace NJ +. church was held
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlors with Mrs Walker Place in
charge of the afternoon. A program
was given as follows: Mrs Bassett
gave the first chapter from the text
book; piano solos, Mrs. Iva Ostran-
der; Mrs Petit. Mrs Henry Kale and
Mrs. Charles Brodbeck gave the re-
port OF the branch meeting at Evans
ton. H.. the district convention report
held at Laporte was presented by Mrs.
J. III. Henderson. Mrs. Kavaney Mrs
Herman Lorey ard Miss Taylor; Miss
Whitcomb gave a piano solo. The
hoSteSses were Mrs. G. G. BOnDurant,
Mrs. Edith Miller Miss Taylor and
Mrs. Herman Boles. During the So
cial hour refreshments were enjoyed.
The next meeting Will be Dec. 1.
Mrs. E. c. Westervelt. Franklin pl..
was hostess to members OF the Shakes
peare circle Wednesday afternoon.
Current events were given by Mrs.
W. .. Davies. Mrs. r. s Sayre gave
a paper on Alaskan Railways" and
Mrs. +. II. Brugger cOntribut pa
per on The Aleutian and It's Peo-
pie The members have voted to
give their assistance toward making
Good Will week a success. Mrs. w. r.
mil rrfr Fs1T NJ -.
Suffrage at the guest day meeting
Nov. Il, Co be held at the home of
Mrs. Fl. +. Westervelt, or n. La
fayette st.
The North Side Culture club met
at the home of AIRS. Floyd A. Deahl
S14 Van Buren, ST.. Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. a. r. Messick gave Short
Stories of Religious Tendency" which
included Whereby Man Lives"
ELIAS Where Love Is There God
Is Also" Two old Men" and Can
dies" Mrs William Bertsch had a
paper on The Religious Phase or
TolstOys Life" The roll call responses
were current events Miss Helen Car
pen spoke a few words 10 the mem
bers Good Will week, urging them
TO lend their support to it's success.
a certain SUM of money has been
pledged by the club. Mrs. Messick,
sos Portage av., will entertain the
club Nov. H..
Mrs William NJ. Beck. 1911 S.
Michigan ST.. was hostess at the reg
ular meeting of the Cosy Corner circle
Wednesday, The members spent the
afternoon with needlework and a So
cial time and a luncheon served by
the hostess marked the close of the
meeting. There will be another meet
ing of the club Nov. II.
An all day meeting of the Sisters
society of the First Brethren church
was held Wednesday in the church.
A kitchen shower for the benefit OF
the church kitchen was held and a
number Of useful articles were re-
cefved Mrs. Winnie Lawrence led
the devotionaI exercises. After the
business time refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Mrs. NJ. Bach
tel OF Mishawaka. Mrs. Hawblitzel,
Mrs Clbricht and Mrs George. Urey.
The next meeting OF the society will
be Dec. / with Mrs. Trey. $40 Keasey
50.
Complimenting Mrs. NJ. A.-Holeman
of Rochester mem bers of the Lafay-
cite thimb,e entertained with a 1 /
o'clock luncheon at the oliver hotel
Wednesday Covers were laid for IA
in the Wedgewood room.
The Pythian Tea ladies we're enter
tanned in the *. OF L. hall Wednes-
day afternoon by Mrs. otto Wolters. I
Mrs Paul Wolters and Mrs. Edward !
Weaver. Favors in the contest were |
taken by Mrs. G. A. Sperry Mrs !
George Beroth and Mrs Charles Nc +
Laughlin The hOstesses served re- |
freshments during the afternoon TO /
the 40 members present. Another
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