South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-29

Mr.. and Mrs Emmett Jester. 1919
Quincy St, entertained the Willing
Workers class Of Mizpah Evangelical
church last evening with "A Z o'clock
dinner. Covers were placed for eight.
After the dinner the regular monthly
business meeting was held.
The W. c.. Sewing club met We'd
nesday with Mrs Frank Chelminiak,
209 Adams 81. The afternoon was
spent in needlework and dainty re-
freshments we're served. The circle
VII meet in two weeks with Mrs. Will
liam Wyaut, 1914 Lincoln way W.
Andrew Hermann. 724 w. Colfax
av., was very pleasantly surprised
Wednesday evening by a party Of
friends the occasion being his birth
day anniversary. Games and music
were features OF the evening. after
which a twO-cOUrse luncheon was
served
IRIS. +. c. Westervelt, Franklin pl,
was hostess to the Shakespeare circle
Wednesday afternoon. Papers on
China were given as follows: Mrs. II.
TT. Brugger OH Chinese Charities"
Mrs. Alex. Staples on "Punishments,"
Empire of China" Election Of officers
preceded the days program. Mrs. w.
b. Slower was elected president; Mrs.
Bugbeo vice president Mrs. W. II.
Brown, secretary; Mrs. +. 5. Sayre,
treasurer. The last meeting for the
year will be held Tuesday evening May
at the home of Mrs ii. +. Wester-
Welt. 527 " Lafayette St This will
be guest day and the members Will in
Nite their husbands. StereOpticOn
views of China, which has been the
study for the year, viii be given by
Mrs. Westervelt.
Members Of the woman's Literary
club were entertained Wednesday aft
ernOOn by Mrs. q. =. Drummond and
Mrs. W. +. Miller at the home of Mrs.
Miller 304 w. Navarro st. An inter
esting program was given for the day.
Mrs. g. T.. Pattee gave a reading on
the Customs of the People of Chilli"
and Mrs Drummond gave resume
of the Art, Literature and Music of
the Countries of South America. A
current events discussion followed
and the work for the coming year was
planned. A social hour with refresh
ments was enjoyed The club Will
meet May u with Mrs. Marshall
Chaplin 623 w. COlfaX av.
The department of literature. sec
ton one. of the Progress club met on
Wednesday afternoon in the club
rooms. a Comparison of TennysOn'
was the subject for the day. AIRS.
Elizabeth Retiring gave a comparison
with Robert Browning Miss Katherine
Campbell with William Wordsworth.
and Edythe HOlbrook with Shelly and
Keats. In the election of officers Miss
Edythe Brown was reelected chair
man: Miss Katherine Campbell vice
chairman: Miss Edythe HolbrOOk, sec
rotary This was the last regular
meeting OF the club. a social meeting
is 10 DE held May ..
The annual guest day and final
meeting OF the North Side Culture
club was held Wednesday afternoon
az the home of Mrs. Scott NJ Leck.
COS Harrison av. Mrs. John Bordner
gave reading on the Life of Mo-
liere' and Mrs. Charles Frances gave
"a paper ON MOhere's play. Learned
Women" Mrs. Grace Fink Davis
gave several vocal numbers accom-
panied 10y Miss Beatrice Wolfe. An at
jractive decorative scheme was used.
yellow tulips were used in the library,
Hlacs in the living room and pink
tulips in the dining room
The Wednesday club met Wednes-
day afternoon with Miss Mae Wal
worth, W. wayne ST. Tor It's maj
meeting of the season a social after
noon was enjoyed and the annual elc-
tion of officers took place. Mrs. T..
A. Bryan was elected president, Mrs.
Rome stephenson. vice president;
Mrs. W. a. Funk. secretary treasurer;
Miss clara Durham. librarian. Light
refreshments were served at the close
of the meeting.
\ kitchen shower was given Miss
Catherine Weber Tuesday evening by
the Children of Mary I'M the st. Pat
TiCk's library. The evening was de
lshuulN spent in a social time and
q cards the favors being awarded to
Miss Hazel Turner and Miss Loretta
Murphy Ice cream and cake were
served. Miss Weber viii he married
iE the near future.
A party viii he given Thursday
evening az the Y. W. q. 4. for the
Young Mems Christian association and
their women friends and the Young
WOmen's Christian association and
their men friends The decoration
committee met Wednesday evening.
The program committee under the SUI
pervisiou of Mrs. George A. Fulmer
has prepared a program for the oc-
casion.
The members of the Sunshine club
met Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Arthur Wilson. 1915 T.. Miner ST., for
their regular meeting. 4 social time