South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-05
Social and Other Interests of Women


Mrs. c. z. Williams. 500 sherman
av-, was hostess 10 the Aid society Of
holy Trinity English Lutheran church
Thursday. After the business meet
ing the hostess served dainty refresh
ments. The society will meet March
T. The place has not been decided.
Members Of Grace Evangelical
Church Aid society were entertained
at the home Of Mrs. David HawblitZel
1913 Sherman av. Mrs. A w Drew
gave an interesting paper after the
business meeting. During social
time light refreshments were served.
Two new members were taken into
the Aid Mrs. A. w. Drew. 1902 Mich
igan av.. viii entertain the society
March 4.
Mrs. William Wells, CrumstOwn I'd,
very pleasantly entertained the Aid
society OF Munson chapel at an all day
session Thursday. A delicious dinner
was served at which covers were
placed for &c. Mrs. J. H. Williams,
Division st. I'd, will entertain the
society Feb is.
Mrs. Fred SPOTS, 221z S. Michigan
St. was hostess to the w. G. Needle
club Thursday. Light refreshments
noon. Mrs. George Jones will be
hostess to the club Feb. IS.
Members of the Modern Beehive
club were entertained by a valentine
party in w. O. w. hall Thursday
afternoon. Music contests and ex-
changing of valentines were the fea-
lures of the day, followed by a picnic
lunch. The club will meet Feb. Is
with Mrs. A. +. Agnew, 1872 Howard
av.
The regular business meeting Of the
Aid society of Gloria Del swedish
Lutheran church was held Thursday
in the church parlOrs. Mrs. A. OH
lund and Mrs. j. Peterson were lead
ers. A recitation by Mrs. Holland and
"A vocal duet by Mrs. J. Steiner and
Mrs. EdstrOm, reading by Rev. Mr..
Olson were on the program. Light
refreshments were served during a So
cial time. The next meeting will be
Feb. is in the church parlOrs.
Mrs Thomas Slick, ia Marquette
av., was hostess to the Navarro Place
Sewing circle Thursday. The place of
the next meeting was not announced.
Mrs Julia Helper. 124 Spruce St,
entertained the members of the Aid
society of First Evangelical church
Thursday. The Child in the Home"
was the subject of the paper read by
Mrs. William Schuster and Mrs Al
ner. During a social time refres
ments were served. Mrs. 5. Hagley.
$50 $. Franklin St, will entertain the
Aid March 4.
Election of officers took place at the
meeting Of the Nonpareil club Thurs
day as follows: Mrs. John Wolpert.
president: Mrs. l. A. I4ydick, vice
president; Mrs. l.. LaHommedieu, sec
rotary treasurer; Mrs. Alice DuCOmb,
reporter. Prizes in the contest We're
awarded 10 Mrs. Otto Wolter and
Mrs w. J. Becker. Refreshments
were served during a social time. The
14th anniversary of the club will be
celebrated Feb. is at the home of
Mrs. Charles Smith, sol Portage av.,
when the members will entertain their
husbands
Miss Irene Martin. 522 y Main ST..
entertained the 500 club Thursday
Prizes were awarded. to Miss Alice
Martin and Mrs George Keys. Dainty
refreshments were served by the host
ess. Mrs. George Keys. Cottage Grove
av.. viii entertain the club Feb. is.
Members of the d. 1. Pedro club
were entertained by Mrs. J. Frank.
705 Oak ST.. Thursday. FavOrs were
won by Mrs. George Krank. Mrs. G..
Fritz and Mrs. r. Farrell. a dainty
luncheon was served. Arrangements
were made for a Valentine party TO
he given at the home of Mrs. G.
Fritz. 1914 Fuerbringer ST.. Feb. y.
The next regular meeting Will be at
the home of Mrs. W. Kagel 216 stu
debaker St. Feb Is.
A business meeting of the Women's
auxiliary of the Trinity Methodist
church was held Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. Samuel Rockstroh. 1897
Sherman av. An interesting program
was given. Miss Bernice Rocksroh
gave piano solo. 4 reading by Mrs.
Robert Frank. solo by Miss Dorothy
Locke and a piano solo by Miss Ruth /
Romine completed the program Light
refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be March 4, the place TO
be announced later.
Mrs. Henry Striebel, SIS Leland av.,
was hostess TO the Swastika club
Thursday. There was but one mem
Der absent. Dainty refreshments were
served. Plans were made for a valen- F.
tine party TO be given Feb. / 3, in the
evening, at the home of Mrs. Henry
Striebel The regular meeting Will be
Feb. is.
Miss Maud Gray entertained the
Economics club of Clay and Harris
townships Thursday. Roll cali re-
sponses We're quotations from Shake .
speare. The Growth and Manufac-
ture of Chocolate was the main sub I
ject Papers were read by Mrs Dell /
Mace. Mrs. Grant Miller and Mrs /
John III. !. Baumheld general dis |
cussion followed and refreshments
were served. Mrs George Hepler will |