South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-06
Social and Other Interests of Women


Mrs. Frank B. Keller, 742 Diamond
az. was hostess at the monthly meet
ing Of the Ladies Aid society Of the
Trinity NJ. T. church Thursday after
noon. The meeting was opened with
prayer by AI5s. J. G. Locke Mrs
Wagner and Ms Peck were appoint
ed to the calling committee for the
south section. A musical program con-
sisting of "a solo by Mrs. j. &. Locke;
instrumental selections by Miss Ber-
nice Keller and Miss Darline Hosler
was given during the afternoon. A
social hour with refreshments fol-
lowed. The next meeting Will be in
the church Sept. with Mrs. w. l..
owen and Mrs. Warren johnson as
the hostesses.
The c. w. 3. NJ. OF the First Christ
ian church met at the home OF Mrs
Clifford DucOmb 1915 Lincoln way
w, Thursday afternoon. The assist
ing hostesses were Mrs Cora Bar
nard and Mrs. u l. Mace Mrs Je-
rome Robinson led the devotional eX-
ercises. AIRS. Ella Scott gave a re-
view OF the missionary work. Mrs
Haselbeck read paper on Service
With the Living Christ" which com
pleted the program for the day.
ing the social hour. Mrs. G.. W. Coen,
721 Park av, will be hostess at the
next meeting Sept. ..
The Good vii club. composed Of
all members of South Bend Grove
with Mrs. William CarIin, 219 ~.
Lincoln ST. The house was attractive
Is decorated with an abundance of cut
and garden flowers A bark canoe
trimmed i'm red and green was placed
IN the center OF the table and a favor
was given To Mrs. Ada Searles for
guessing the name or the craft The
members viii meet August 10 for
picnic at Howard park.
Mrs. Lon Robinson, 1904 f. calvert
St. very pleasantly entertained the
GrandmOther's circle Thursday at an
all day meeting. Covers at dinner
were laid for Il at a table prettily
decorated with sweet peas Needle
work was the feature of the after
noon. The members will give "a pic
mic August 10 at SpringbrOok park.
AIRS. Elizabeth Zigler, 624 $. Michigan
St. viii be hostess at the regular meet
ing September >.
Members Of the Tuesday Coffee
club were entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. s j. Unger, 5l7 T..
south St Three tables were filled at
whist and the favOrs were taken by
Mrs. Max Cross. Mrs. Max COhn and
Mrs II. Kaplan. a two course lunch
con was served at the close OF the
meeting August % Mrs. SSmucl Fox,
405 s. Main ST., viii be hostess TO the
club.
Mrs. Henry w Streible. els Le-
land av.. was hostess 20 the Swasti
ka club yesterday. A dainty luncheon
served by the hostess was followed
10y an afternoon of crochet work. Ar
rangements were completed for "a pic
mic To be held Sunday at Hudson lake
when the husbands will be guests.
Mrs George W. Wandel. 6S2 Gushing
ST., will entertain in two %eeks.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Swedish Lutheran church met in the
church parlors Thursday During
the afternoon readings were given 10y
the rev. olson and Mrs. A V Hell
Quist, which was followed 10y social
hour and light refreshments. 4
meeting of the society viii be held in
two weeks.
Mrs Robert Frepan ST., and Mrs.
William Burmeister were hostesses
at the meeting Of the Sewing circle of
the Helena Eebelah lodge yesterday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
with neediework and refreshments
were served. The circle will meet in
two weeks in the hall
Miss Stella CLAY Wilkes OF Louis
vile. Ky. who is visiting Miss Mary
Casey and Miss Lee Braeckiey was
honor guest at a luncheon Thursday
given by Mrs. George sherman. 3O7
5. Franklin st. The guests numbered
10.
Miss Margaret Bender. 404 W. La
sa!le av.. entertained at luncheon
Thursday at the Robertson tea room
as "A compliment tc Miss Grace Hoot-
man, who is the guest of Miss Jane
ChilcOte.
The Young Married Peoples class
of the Indiana Avenue Christian
church met in the basement of the
church last evening and enjoyed a pic
nic supper. After the supper the even
ing was given 90 games. The next
meeting viii be in the basement at Z
clock on Sept g.
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