South Bend news-times., 1915-01-06
Social and Other Interests of Women



70 be the most delightful event of the
club season thus far. The entree and
dinner course were served at the home
OF Miss Pearl KlOpfer. 1916 Miami st.
The table was prettily decorated with
Christmas appointments and covers
were placed for 20 club members and
their guests. The desert course was
served at the Philadelphia. The re-
meinder OF the evening was spent AT
the home of Miss Georgia kratzcsh on
Harrison av. which was attractively
decorated with red and green stream
ers, Christmas bells and holly. Miss
lnez Burns entertained the company
with several readings and Walter
kamaopih sang number OF Hawaiian
songs in the native language The
next meeting of the club will be Jan.
rs az the home OF Miss Neya Rupel,
1927 :. Lafayette St
The regular monthly meeting of
the WOmen's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the First NJ. h. church met
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs George Beyier, 223 = Lafayette
st. The attendance was large. Mrs.
.. F. Julian was i'm charge of the
entire program which consisted of
the subjects, Conquest in the Holy
Land" and the Mission 10 the Jews"
with mystery box. Mrs. Hiram
Kreighbaum contributed an interest
a
pleasing solo At the close of the
meeting a social hour was enjoyed
with refreshments served by the
hostess, assisted by Mrs. S. VI. Baum,
Mrs Kreighbaum Mrs. Dan Pyle
Mrs, Urquhart and Mrs. Emil Reyer.
During the time orchestral selections
were furnished by Mrs, Pyle, her son,
| Francis and Miss Iva Bayman. The
! society viii meet Feb. but the place
has not been decided.
The regular meeting of the Ayu-
dadora circle was held Tuesday after
noon at the home of Mrs L. G. Whit
comb 20 Laporte av., presided over
by Mrs W. NJ. Weld, vice president of
the circle. Arrangements were made
during the business period for a num-
ber of the ladies to call at the Or
phans home to sew for the orphans
several days Of the week During the
afternoon Mrs. r. A. Bird. wife OF the
superintendent of the new City Res
cue mission, gave an interesting and
entertaining talk on mission work, and
what those in charge Of the local or
ganization hope 10 do for the city.
The meeting closed with social hour
and refreshments. Mrs. Frank Baker,
lac Laporte av., Will be hostess to
the circle Jan. 10
Mrs. Otto Bowman. 125 f. Indiana
av., entertained the G. w b. NJ of the
Indiana Avenue Christian church
Tuesday afternoon at its regular
monthly meeting. The business ses-
sion was followed by a program con-
ssting of "a paper by Mrs. Louis Goss
on ''SOmc Modern Revelations" a re-
view OF the second chapter. "The Red
mans Land, and a paper by AIRS.
Fred Wilson entitled. Service
Through Study. Mrs. Cecil Frank
lin gave an interesting talk at the
close of the program. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. The
place OF the next meeting TO be held
Feb. has not been decided.
AIRS. William Teska sol L. Wash
ington av. was hostess to the Aid
society OF Trinity Presbyterian church
at it's regular meeting Tuesday after
noon. Routine business was transact
cd and pledges for the year made by
the members. An informal hour fol-
lowed during which a light luncheon
WAS served by the hostess. who was
assisted 10y Mrs G.. NJ. Thomas, Mrs.
Caroline Talhert and Mrs Oscar
Weinberg. The society Will meet Feb.
2 at the church where the hoStesseS I
VIII be Mrs \. O. Ackerman Mrs.
William Barr. Mrs. J. G. Nermande
and Mrs. Carrie Whiteman.
Mrs. Norman Kizer. 753 sherman
&lan ladies Tuesday afternoon who
rsanized a thimble club TO be known
the w. c. Needle club Officers
|ere elected as follows: Mrs. Jean
Betz, president; Mrs. William Mower, /
4 vice president; Mrs Charles Rickel.
ing secretary. Luncheon was served
at tho close of the afternoon. The
y club will meet Jan. p with Mrs.
Charles Rickle 1903 Carroll st.
The Young Peoples alliance of
MizIah Evangelical church met Tues |
day evening for the regular business
meeting at the church parlOrs. /
Routine business was transacted and /
plans made by the young people TO |
take up special work during the re-
vval which will open Jan. L. Prep /
arations We're also made for a literary /
program which Will be given at the 4
next meeting. The evening closed 4
with a social hour.
An interesting session of the Mues- |
sci school Parent Teachers club was I
held Tuesday afternoon at the school, /
with a mothers hour at 3 o'clock !
wh0r the topic for general discus |
sion was, you and Your Child" At
the S:45 o'clock Mrs. F. Is Barnes /
gave a delightful and instructive talk /
on the 'Parent-Teachers' Clubs OF /
Kansas City" The club viii meet l
Feb. at the school house.
Mrs Ralph Osborne. 12S w. Wash
ingtCn av was hostess Tuesday aft !
eTnoon 10 the members of the Dia
mOnd Pedro club. Cards were en- [
joyed at three tables. favors going ]
10 Mrs. c. o. Thomas and Mrs. H. 1
j. Holland Refreshments were served |
by the hostess at the close OF the aft |
ernoon The club viii meet Jan. 10 l
at the home Of Mrs. c. c. Schweiss, /
s. Fellows st.
The Misses Maria and Rehecca /
Stude baker col w. Lasalle av., en-
tertained charmingly Tuesday after
noon at an informal reception for Mrs
/ John Reynolds. lately removed 90
| South Bend from New York A buffet
ncheon was served TO 10 guests.
decorations OF holly and winter ber-
ries added 20 the attractiveness of the