South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-16

Members Of the Eureka club were
pleasantly entertained Thursday at the
home Of Mrs. d. Dressler at her cot
a E at Eagle axe The day was
spent socially and at noon a chicken
dinner was served 10 IA guests. The
club viii meet again in two weeks with
Mrs. =. +. Darr. OF Leland av.
The st. Joseph Valley Grange held
their regular meeting in American hall
Thursday afternoon. During the meet
ing two candidates were ballOtted for
and arrangements We're completed for
their annual field day TO be held at
S|pringbrook park on July q. The
speaker for the occasion viii be the
national lecturer. w S. Gaunt Of Null
lica Hill. y. J.. The nex meeting will
be Thursday afternoon at 1880.
Mrs. George Long entertained most
delightfully."- the Busy Bee class OF
the First Evangelical Sunday school
Thursday afternoon at Owa park.
A basket luncheon was enjoyed, after
which games and contests followed.
Miss Martha Koerth. Miss Sarah Hen
sci and Miss Mildred Schuster won the
prizes In the contests. The next meet
ing Will be held in August.
The members of the Wednesday af-
%ternOon club mOtored 70 Eagle lake
Thursday for a picnic and spent the
day at the cottage OF Mrs. William
R~ansbereer. a member OF the club.
The morning was spent at bathing
anA other amusements. and at II
o'clock a pot-luck dinner was served
to the 20 members and guests. The
guests were Mrs. George Van Dinter
Of Mishawaka, Mrs. Edward Eseh and
Mrs. Charles Decker of South Bend.
The afternoon was passed In various
ways and at s o'clock a luncheon vas
enjoyed. after which the party return
ed 10 the city.
Mrs. Homer Darwood of Bull lake
resort pleasantly entertained with a
party Thursday evening in honor OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ned Jennings and Mr..
and Mrs. Edward KOehler of Indian
apOlis. Music and dancing featured
the evenings entertainment and light
refreshments were served at the close.
Election Of officers took place at
the regular meeting Of the Modern
Beehive club held yesterday afternoon
al the home of Mrs. w. r. O'Dell,
fO41 Elmer ST. with the following re-
suits. Mrs. A. S. Agnew, president;
Mrs. ]. c.. Coleman. vice president
and reporter; Mrs. Mitchell, secre-
tary: Mrs. Joseph Deditch. treasurer.
The remainder of the afternoon was
spent in a social manner with refresh
ments. In two weeks the club will
give a picnic at Haley park.
Miss Louise jain. 624 Clinton ST.,
was hostess in a pleasing
Thursday evening TO members Of the
Cosmopolitan club. The evening was
spent Informally and the hostess
served dainty refreshments. The
members will go TO Hudson lake July
25 for an outing. The regular meet
ing will be held July %. at the home
OF Miss RIngIe, Lincoln way r.
The Ideal Embroidery club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Frank Smith, 141S
s. Main St. Thursday. At the close
OF a pleasant social afternoon. a two
course luncheon was served. Mrs.
Charlotte +. Sutphin of Matawan. n.
J.. mother of Mrs John InwOOd, was
a guest Of tho club. July % Mrs. John
Suchy will be hostess at a picnic at
Howard park.
Tho Sewing circle of the German
Zion church was entertained by Mrs.
George Rohr. Mrs. Glenn Harper and
Mrs. Fred Lederer Thursday after
nceA in the parish school. The time
ca 1HN+N 10NANAtE "a
and light refreshments served by the
hOstesses. This was the last meeting
of the society until September.
q. Mrs. John Hively. 1905 s. Lafayette
St. was hostess at the monthly meet
ing Of the Ladies' Aid society of Miz-
pan Evangelical church Thursday aft
erncOn. The assisting hOstesses were
Mrs. Margaret Heintzelman and Mrs.
r. Ruth. y social hour when refresh
ments were served was enjoyed after
n cuisines session. The society Will
not meet until September, when Mrs.
L. 5 Fisher, S. Rush St. Will be hos
tess.
The monthly meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society Of MunsOn chapel was
held Thursday afternoon AT the home
OF Mrs. Ora Taylor. There we're 12
members present. The time for the
next meeting has not been decided.
Members of the Twin city Sewing
circle met with Mrs. George o.. shy
der. log y. st. Peter st, for the fort
nightly meeting Thursday. A contest
was a feature of the afternoon. at
which Mrs II. b. ellis, Mrs. Ed Whit
wer. Mrs. O, Compton and ARe l. z.
Carpenter were awarded the favors.
a luncheon was served late in the aft
ernOOn by the hostess. Mrs. t.. X.
DreSsler. s. Lafayette St, viii be hos
tess TO the club on July %.
Mrs. Frank Matthews. 2S4 Pennsyl-
vania av-, entertained members OF the
Indiana Avenue Christian church yes
rerday afternoon at the monthly
thimble. During the afternoon a duet
was given by Miss Alice Matthews
and Miss Phoebe Goss. Miss Mildred
Rousch gave a whistling selection and
Mrs. Matthews and Miss Ruth Mat
thews gave a piano duet. Light re-
freshments we're served by the host