South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-25


WedgewOod room Of the oliver hotel
by members OF the Novel club. Va
ri-colOred fall roses were arranged In
a crystal vase i'm the center Of the
dinner table. T0asts were given by
Mrs. Herbert u. Warner and Miss
Bess Staples Mrs. Leverett Trash IA
vored with a reading The guests were
Miss Bess Staples, Miss Harriet Slower,
Airs. Herbert ID. Warner. Miss Louise
.Studebaker. Miss ElinOr Wolf, Mrs.
Eugene y. Warner, Mrs Gilbert Dunk
lin and Mrs. Leverett Trash.
Miss Dora Wentland, Blaine av., en-
tertained members OF the j. -. club
at her home Thursday evening. After
the business meeting the time was
spent In a social manner and refresh
ments were served. Miss Marjorie
Hull, 1045 Van Buren, ST., VIII enter
tain the club oct. T.
Mrs. Flora BonDurant, 719 S. Mich
igan St, was hostess To the Norman
Eddy sewing circle Friday afternoon.
She was assisted By Mrs. Emma Fink.
Mrs Anna Miller and Mrs. Esther
Smell. The hours were spent with
ueedlework after which refreshment
were served. a meeting of the circle
viii be held oct. 8.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Walter HildebTand. 625 Riverside DIR.
In the annual election of officers Mrs
r. A. Freeman was reelected president
having served in that capacity for five
years. Mrs. William Studebaker was
chosen first president; Mrs. James
FindlatOr. second vice-president. Mrs.
X. G. Turk secretary; Mrs. Nell White,
treasurer. The date for the haZar to
be given at the church was announced
for Nov. II and u. Light refresh
ments were enjoyed during the social
time. The October meeting will be on
the 18th with Mrs. w. ". Davis, l5lZ
:. Michigan st.
Mrs Gilbert Hoerch was hostess to
the Wanita Sewing circle on Friday at
her home. 219 r. Donald st. The
guests spent the afternoon socially
and with needlework and a luncheon
was served The next meeting of the
club will be oct. s with Mrs. y.
Spencer, Cyl Niles av
The Lucky Thirteen club met at the
home of Mrs. Frank Chelminiak,
Cleveland av Various contests were
given during the afternoon and the
favors went TO Mrs. John NJ. Steffee
Mrs. Thomas StOudt and Mrs. Eli
Spencer of NIishawaka. \ two course
luncheon marked the close of the
meeting Mrs. Martin Reach, 327 II
$. william St, VIII be hostess in two
weeks.
Mrs. r T. Wagner, 74O Lincoln
way f.. entertained IA members Of the
Eureka club Friday at her home
The members spent the afternoon in
a social way with fancy work and at
the close a luncheon was served by
the hostess. The club VIII be enter
lined Get at the home of Mrs.
Lewis Berger. 1113 Lincoln way w.
The Neighborhood club members
met for their regular meeting Friday
with Mrs :. G. Rockstroh 037 Sher-
man av. Crochet work was the fea-
ture of the afternoon followed by re
freshments. In two weeks Mrs. Verne
VanDusen, 1929 Allen St, will be
hostess to members of the club.
The monthly meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the Quincy Street Bap-
fist church was held yesterday after
noon in the church parlors with Mrs.
4. T. Rogers and Mrs Henry Mitchell
as hOstesses. Election of officers took
place resulting as follows: Mrs.
Ralph Smith jr., president; Mrs. L.
Jain. vice president; Mrs. Charles
Armstrong. secretary: Mrs. Eva Fruit,
treasurer Light refreshments We're
served during the social hour. Mrs.
Charles Armstrong 915 Harrison av.,
will be hostess at the meeting oct. %.
Members of the Young Matrons
club We're entertained on Friday 10y
Mrs. Cora Randolph. 315 :. Eddy ST.
The time was spent socially with sew
ing and refreshments were served TO
10 guests. Friday afternoon, Oct s,
the members Will be entertained at
the home of Mrs. Emil Reyer Ga
Portage av.. who is an honorary MEM
Der OF the club.
meeting of the Good Friends
club was held with Mrs Allen Wass.
1870 :. Laurel ST.. Friday A dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess
late in the afternoon. The members
planned a theater party at the oliver
for Tuesday afternoon. The regular
meeting will be Oct. s with Mrs
Henry Mast col 5. Michigan st.
Miss Hazel Miller and Mary Ritter
entertained with a farewell dancing
party Friday evening in the American
haH. There were more than so couples
present Arts orchestra played
program Of Il dances. Miss Miller
and Miss Ritter are soon TO leave the
city.
The Home Economics class of Clay
Ullery school A paper on our Aim
as a Home Economics Glass was pre-
scented by Mrs. Chalfant- The
Growth and Manufacture of Coffee
by Mrs Kuehl. Coffee Making and
Serving by Mrs. Post; and Current
Events by Mrs. Grippe. The program
was followed by a demonstration of
coffee by Mrs. Kuehl. The ladies
were served with coffee and waters
The next meeting OF the class viii be
Oct. s.
The Cradle Roll department of the
United Brethren Sunday school gave
a cradle roll party i'm the primary
rooms OF the church Friday afternoon.
Twenty-Five babies responded To- roll
call and so guests were present. After
the babies pictures were taken, "a pro-
gram was given when Mrs. Bailey of
the children's dispensary talked TO
the mothers. Refreshments were