South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-11
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

Miss Ann Carlisle was hostess at a 1
o'clock luncheon Tuesday afternoon
at Carlisle house, given as a compli-
ment To Mrs. Reed /. Parker OF Chi
cago and Mrs. Henry 3. Cross OF
Providence. Y. l. The guests number
ed 3. Golden glow was attractively
used In the decorations to carry out
color scheme Of yellow.
The o. r. $. auxiliary was enter
tanned Monday afternoon In the Ma
sonic club rooms by Mrs. Winifred
Lawrence, Mrs. Emma Zanger, Mrs.
Clara Weaver, Mrs. Julia Smith and
Mrs. Bertha Keegan. An appreciated
program was rendered by Mrs.
Charles Wolcott. After a social hour
refreshments we're served.
The South Bend Kappa Kappa
Gamma alumni association held it's
regular quarterly meeting Monday af-
ternOOn with Mrs. Harry Johnson, jr,
1913 T.. Jefferson blvd. All the men,
bers OF the association were present.
Miss Carrie Long OF Mishawakal was
an Out-Of-tOwn guest. At the business
session officers were elected for next
years as follows: President, Mrs.
Homer J. Miller; secretary, Mrs. h. r.
Seebirt, and treasurer, Mrs. Harry b.
Johnson, Jr. business meeting Will
be held by the association next week,
the day TO be announced later.
Friends Of Nathan Frank. 9O6 w.
Jefferson blvd. surprised him at his
home Sunday night which was the
occasion of his 26th birthday. Re-
freshments were served and covers
were laid for 20. one of the features
OF the dinner was a large cake set
spent informally with music and
games. A vocal solo rendered by
Miss Augusta Gilbert was much en-
joyed.
Mrs. Fred w. Keller, 50 Portage av,
entertained the Young Women's Mis-
siOnary society of the First NJ. e.
church Monday evening. After the
business session the program for the
evening was given. Miss Caroline
Woodward had charge Of the lesson
on Indian Religion" Mrs. Walter
Fassnacht sang several Indian songs
from Cadman, and Mrs. MyrOn Camp
bell gave a short talk on the district
convention TO be held this week in
East Chicago. Part Of the evening
was devoted to sewing for the Ep-
worth hospital Refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by Miss
Alice Greed. Miss Clara and Miss
Florence Mack, Miss Leona Appleby
and Miss Esther Rosecrans. The next
meeting of the society will be held
June S, the place to be announced
later.
An interesting event in musical cir
cles was the recital given by the pupils
of Miss Adelaide st. John Monday
evening in the auditorium of the
Progress club. Miss s.. John was as
sisted by Miss Josephine Decker.
The kindergarten games including
Garden Bed Butterfly" Rain
bow" Tin Soldiers and Apple
Tree" were given by Bertha May Hill
debrand. Edith Collins, Ruth None
week, Harriet HarwoOd and Freder
lex Mecklemberg. Miss Decker accom-
panied the games with interpretations
i'm song.
THE japanese Doll" Swift;
"Springtime," Ellsworth; "Warum,
Schuman; a duet The Skylark,"
Swartz; The Sibyl," Schytte; and
"The GOblns," Gaynor. were among
The other pupils who took parts in
the program were Helene Ellsworth,
Mary Jane Johnston, Katherine Page,
Marguerite Baum, Walter Hager,
Mary Louise Page. Evelyn Shidler,
Lois Newman Mary Grace Crockett,
Vera Clauer. Dorothy Williams, An
toinette Crockett. Mary Hide, ElinOr
Necklenberg. Arva Yeagley, Florence
S9lhnSCr. Genevieve Shidler, Pearl
Smoger. Mary DOolttle. Marie Jack
sou ana MIS-. f4Q0d I1liQGDTdnu.
Beside interpreting the kindergar-
ten games Miss Decker contributed
two numbers, 81 Am Thy Harp"
Woodman. and June" Downing.
The final meeting for the year of
the Worth club was held Monday
evening with the president w c. /
Elliott presiding. The evening was
devoted 20 business and election of
officers took place w. c. Elliott. |
president. Mrs. Walter Van den
Bosh first vice president; Mrs Rich
ard Elbel second vice president;
Mrs r. L. Hamilton. secretary-treas-
urer Those elected 10 the executive
committee are; Mrs. +. l. Hamilton.
chairman; Miss Harriet Elbel and
Eugene Manning. The program
committee: Mrs. +. @. Retiring. chair
man; Or. Charles r. Nickery. Mrs.
Richard Elbel and Iden :. Romig.
The Young Women's Missionary
society az the First Baptist church
met AT the home Of Mrs. W. l.. Kizer,
sos w Washington av. Monday even
ing. The evenings program was in
charge of Miss Lena Turner and the
topic for study was Miss AcOCk OF
Japan" Letters from her were read
and the story OF her life and the
Japanese customs were given. Those
on the program were Miss Bernice
Freeman. Miss Frances HOdscn and
Miss Violet SOlarek. Miss Dorothy
Chard and Miss Agnes White render
ed several instrumental duets. Dam
IS refreshments were served late in
the evening by the hostess. The sCci-
ETY. Will meet June 5.
Mrs. Charles r. vickery. GIG River
side dr.. was hostess 20 the members
Of the department OF art OF the
PROGRESS club Monday at a social