South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-20
SOCIETY

The meeting OF the Women's Home
Missionary society Of Grace NJ. f.
church was held Thursday afternoon
IN the church parlors with Mrs. Frank
Stevens. Mrs. g. Stevens. Mrs. II. c.
Moore and Mrs. &. L. Granger as host
csses The devotionals were led by
Mrs. Frank BrOdbeck. Leaflets on,
How the Women's Missionary Soci-
cites Help the Cities were read by
Mrs. William Inwood and Mrs. +. G.
Lane. Miss Cleo Davis and Mrs clyde
Bunch gave a vocal duet and Miss
Ruth Kuss rendered a piano solo
which concluded the program. Re
freshments were served at the close Of
the meeting Mrs b. f. Tooley Of Los
Angeles, Calf. was a guest OF the So
Ciety. A meeting will be held Sep
TENDER 10 in the church.
Mrs. William 5. Weaver, 412 y.
Wood ST.. entertained members of the
Coed Will club Thursday afternoon.
In a guessing contest Mrs. Charles
Jones won the favor and Mrs Bella
Council won at cards. A hit and miss
supper was the feature OF the after
noon and the next meeting will be
Sept >. with Mrs Carpenter 725 Prai-
RE av. on Sunday the members will
join the WOOdmen circle at picnic to
be held at Hudson lake.
The annual picnic OF the primary
and beginners department Of the In
diana Avenue Christian church was
held at Howard park Thursday A
party Of more than 100 children left
the church at ] o'clock returning at
o'clock. The picnic supper was
served after an afternoon spent in va
riOus amusements. Mrs. Charles Culp,
Mrs i. l. Hawkins, Mrs Harry Baird,
Mrs. Shine, Mrs. J. G. LavengOOd and
Mrs. Fred Wilson were the teachers
present and Miss Dorothy Eastwood
and Miss Marie Dare the assistants.
Miss Mildred Lane 125 f. Broad
way St, pleasantly entertained Tues
day afternoon for Miss Margaret Hahn
of Port Huron, Mich. About 10 guests
were present. The house was decOrat-
ed with yellow flowers. A piano and
violin selection was given by Misses
Esther Fulton and Bernice Wayne.
Refreshments were served.
As a compliment to Miss Esther
Beigfeldt and Mrs. l. Fey Of Daven-
port. Ia, who have been visiting the
latter's sister, Mrs. Walter WiTth. Ills
Birner St, for the past three weeks.
Miss Laura eau. 747 Cottage Grove
av.. entertained with a party Wednes-
day evening. The house was pTettily
decorated with garden flowers. The
evening was devoted II games and
music. Refreshments were served.
Miss Grace Burrow, 1896 Lincoln
way w. entertained with a dinner
party Thursday honOring her guests.
Miss Helen Hamilton of Lafayette and
Miss Charlene Moore of Hamilton,
Ont. can. A color scheme Of pink
and white was prettily carried out in
the table decorations and places were
laid for six. The afternoon was spent
in an informal social manner.
\ joint picnic was given Thursday
at PottawatOmie park by members of
the Sunshine circle and the Lydick
basket dinner was served at noon to
Willow grove. Woodmen circle. A
more than 20. 4. p Perley gave an
interesting talk before the members
on the improvements of the park after
which the time was devoted TO out
door amusements. The regular meet
ing OF the Sunshine club will be held
sept. al the home of Mrs. Jesse 4
Taylor. III +. Sorin St
As a courtesy to her house guests
Miss Bernice SanbOrn. of Wauk esha
and Miss Lucille Snyder OF Green Bay
Wis Miss Dorothy Eldredge enter
tanned informally Thursday afternoon
ut her home. 7O2 W. Colfax av. Roses
and aStOrss were used in carrying out
a color motif OF pink and white. The
guests numbered %.
An attractive affair was given Thurs
day afternoon hOnOring Miss Irene
Johnson. bride TO be. by Mrs Jessie
Todd Yancey, Leland ay. The lunch
con table was centered with an En-
pire basket OF flowers tied with a
larse pink satin bow and covers were
laid for eight. Mrs. :. NJ. Hay, 1911 S
Michigan St. will entertain next week
Tor Miss Johnson.
Mrs l. w. Sibrel. 111S W. Wash
ingtOn av., entertained a company OF