South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-18
Social and Other Interests of Women


\ company OF friends entertained |
with farewell party Wednesday |
evening for Miss Mary Pridmore. zoos |
kenwood as. and Miss Katherine !
Martin of Sherman av.. who will leave
Monday for GAINESVILLE. O., 20 live. The |
party was given at Miss Pridmore's |
nome and the evening was spent with |
games and contests. favOrs in the lat |
ter going TO Miss Marie Stout and Miss
Mary Stewart. The house was prettily
decorated with red and white carna-
tons.
Mrs. w NJ Weld. 1902 w. Colfax
aV., entertained the members OF the
Colfax w G. T. u. Wednesday after
noon. A program on narcotics was in
charge OF Mrs. Charles L. COpp Mrs
COpp read paper on "Cigarets," Mrs.
Cissne q paper on Scientific Temper
ance IS Taught in the Schools" Light
refreshments were served at the close
Of the afternoon, the hostess having
been assisted by Mrs. G. A. Nash Mrs.
Weld and Mrs. Bulla. The society Will
meet next month with Mrs. Martha
Bausman. 726 Cleveland av.
The Pythian sisters met Wednesday
in X. Of F. hall for an all day sewing
bee for the poor of the CITY They
made four comforters and dinner was
served at noon. Fifteen women were
present.
Mrs. Myron Campbell. sos Park av..
was hostess TO the Woman's Literary
club Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Her
bert Smith gave papers on the TWEEN
tieth Century Peru, It's Wealth and |
Progress and ELI MIST and Harvard |
Observatory. A dainty luncheon was |
served by the hostess. Mrs Herbert |
Smith, y. Lafayette ST. Will entertain |
the club Mar 3.
The North Side culture club met |
Wednesday afternoon at the home of |
Mrs. Clarence StOUdt, 1912 woodward |
av. There was "A review Of the novel |
lie Miserables" and paper on Man |
ners" was given. social time fol- |
lowed the program. The club will |
meet Mar. 8. but the place has not |
been selected.
Members Of the Shakespeare circle J
were entertained Wednesday after |
noon at the home of Mrs. w. e |
Brown, 432 y. Lafayette st. After /
the business meeting a short program /
as follows was given: Corruption of /
Manchu Government by Mrs. w. O. |
Davies; "COncubinism' by Mrs. w |
Bugbee and Pottery and Invention" |
by Mrs. II. A Pershing. a social !
time was enjoyed Arrangements /
were made for a picnic dinner at |
O'Clock Feb. % at the home of Mrs /
Herbert Westervelt 527 y. Lafayette |
ST, when the husbands of the mem
bers will be guests.
The Woman's Home Missionary So
ciety Of Grace Nj. +. church met We'd
nesday afternoon at the tabernacle.
Mrs Louise Kreidler had charge of |
the program. Leaflets on Work of
the Indians" were given by Mrs. |
Charles Wayne and Mrs. George Gail. |
Piano selections were given by Mrs |
Ira DeMOss. Miss Bernice Wayne /
and Miss Mildred Lane rendered a |
duet, which concluded the pro gram. |
Refreshments were served TO so by !
the hOstesses. Mrs r. - Lane Mrs |
A. a. Templin and Miss Nettie Taylor. |
The next meeting will be Mar. 1 Z at (
the tabernacle.
The regular meeting of the |
WOmans Foreign Missionary society !
Of Stull NJ. +. church was held We'd
neSday afternoon. y short program |
was given and a social time followed |
IL was announced that on Feb. 2S |
Rev. j. s. Mckay, pastor of the Stull
church. will preach an interesting ser /
mon on Thank Offerings
Mrs. George Leach. 237 Laporte av.. |
was hostess to the members of her .
sewing club Wednesday. The after
noon was pleasantly spent with needle
work At 8 o'clock luncheon was /
served. Mrs. c. G. Fields. 10 w. La !
sale av., will entertain the club Mar \
>.
/ The regular meeting of section one
of the department of literature of the
Progress club was held Wednesday
afternoon. The meeting was opened |
by the chairman. Miss Edythe Brown
Interesting papers were read as fol- |
1ov-e. ttTho ffor1iucr If ArfbrrrFf
Mrs. William G.. Hanson and Lance
lot and Elaine by Mrs George Brown. /
Mrs. William Roush. 145 r. Elder !
ST.. entertained the Home Needle /
workers club Wednesday. The after /
noon was enjoyed with needlework /
after which the hostess served light ]
refreshments. The club Will meet 1
Mar at the home of Mrs. William /
SnOor. 1126 r.. Broadway.
Members Of the ID. s. S. Good Times /
club were very pleasantly entertained /
at the home of Mrs 4. Hanson. 1918
y. Allen ST. Wednesday afternoon /
After the regular business meeting a !
social time with refreshments. was en-
Joyed. The club viii meet Mar. |
at the home of Mrs. Catharine Mel |
son. $50 Studebaker st.
Mrs Name Rifle 4O3 f. Ohio st |
entertained the members of the Violet |
club Wednesday The business meet |
ing was followed by cards Favors
were won by Mrs. Theresa Rock. |
Mrs. J. Tilt and Mrs. Emma Hoffman. /
Luncheon was served by the hostess |
Plans we're made for an all day ses- /
sion Wednesday. Feb. 25, at the home /
OF Mrs. H. A. Barnard. 412 Cushing
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