South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-24
SOCIETY

Mrs. Z. Stockwe1. 2I2 y. Limerick
St, was hostess to the Silver Pleas
ure club Tuesday afternoon. Pleas
ant afternoon was spent with quilt
ing after which the hostess served
light refreshments. Mrs. NJ Ward.
226 n. College ST, viii entertain the
club March s.
Miss Bertha Linden was hostess to
the teachers OF the Lafayette school
and Miss Adelaide Lamport. eighth
grade teacher, and Miss Katherine
Campbell. high school teacher. at a
4 o'clock tea at the Robertson tea
room Monday afternoon The table
decorations were suggestive of Wash
ingtOn's birthday. The guests spent
the evening with Miss Linden.
The regular business meeting Of the
board of directors Of the Orphans
home was held at the home OF Mrs.
J. NJ. Studebaker, Sunnyside, Tuesday
afternoon.
Mrs. p. c. Traver. 22S " Lafayette
ST.. entertained the north section Of
the WOman's league of the First NJ
IL
assisting hostesses was Mesdames X
G, DeRhOdes, G. j. TOmpkins, +. w.
Keller, y. K. Splitter, r. NJ. Hamil-
ton, William Happ, NJ. II. Willing, F..
w. Weldon. Miss Mable LOCKER and
Miss Edith Holbrook. Following the
business meeting the guests were en-
tertained with vocal selections by
Mrs Norman Kelb accompanied by
+. ID. Lloyd, and readings by Miss
Eva Burke and Miss jeanette Reyer.
Refreshments were served to 10
guests. The next meeting Will be
March %.
Members Of the Home Telephone
club were entertained at Joseph At
kins 103S Yukon av. Covers at din
ner were placed for Mr.. and Mrs. T.
l.. Daicey general manager of the
Home Telephone; Mr.. and Mrs
Claude Crawford, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Buh. Mr.. ard Mrs. James
Mercer and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VIII
liams. The house was prettily dec
Grated with spring flowers. The next
regular meeting Of the club viii be
March at the home of Mrs. Frank
Williams, 1915 5. Carroll st.
Members of the Clio circle were
entertained at the home of Mrs. Will
liam McHenry, AZ w. Wayne St,
Tuesday afternoon. Papers were
read by Miss Mary Taylor on "Edu-
cation of Japan" and Mrs. Charles
Crockett on the Revolution of Ja-
pan" A social time with refresh
ments followed. Mrs. T. +. Stanfeld.
TIC n. Michigan St, will be hostess
to the circle March 8.
The regular meeting of the moth
ers' department OF the Progress club
was held Tuesday afternoon. A
round table discussion on the Re
ligiOus Training of the Child" by Mrs.
G. J. Ash and Mrs. Francis was the
feature The general idea was that the
child should be started TO Sunday
school at an early age so as 10 acquire
the religious training and TO be in the
right environment. An interesting
general discussion by the other mem
bers followed.
Members of the Broadway club en-
tertained their husbands with a Wash
ingtOn's birthday party Tuesday even
ing st the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
James Park, 4O1 +. Broadway. "A
two course buffet lunch was served
at 1880 to 30 guests. Individual
favors were provided each person.
Games and music were the features of
the evening. The house was decOrat-
ed tastefully with American flags
March viii be the date of the next
regular meeting the place to be an
nounced later.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert westervelt
627 n. Lafayette St, entertained the
members of the Shakespeare circle
and their husbads Tuesday evening
with a picnic dinner. Covers were
placed for 80 at an attractively dec
GRATED table. An informal evening
was enjoyed by the guests. Mrs.
Nelson Jones, SIG Park av., will be
hostess TO the regular meeting OF the
club March 3.
Celebrating the birthdays OF the
presidents, Washington. Lincoln and
Mckinley, the members of Auten w.
r.. &. No. Il entertained at the Auten
hall Tuesday evening. A program as
follows was given. Star Spangled
Banner" by Commander White.
chaplain OF the Auten post flag
Commander White song, The Battle
Hymn Of the Republic" led by Com
mander White; address by Atty. A.
+. Martin; readings, THE Dandy
Faith" by Mrs. Emory; Friday Aft
ernoon," by Miss Marie VOedisch. and
Uncle Ezeriths story" by Miss Ber-
nice Carr. Song America by the
audience concluded the evenings pro-
gram. NictrOla music was furnished
hy Herman Elbel. Refreshments
were served during the evening.
Miss Grace Cady. los s William
ST. was hostess TO the members of
the As You Like IT club Tuesday
evening Miss Blanche Stevenson had
the current events talk and Miss
Charlotte Partridge the study Of
"BleakhOuse". Miss Anna Stanfield.
124 S. william St, will entertain the
club March ..
Auten w r. G., No. "A. entertained
with a thimble at the old court house
Tuesday afternoon. The following la
dies were on the committee, Mes
danes Emma Weaver. Ida Snyder.
Edna Hildebrand and Emma Woofter