South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-12
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

OF the members as honor guests. Din
ner was served at O'Clock in the Au-
ten W. Il. G. rooms. The club colOrs
OF yellow and green were carried
throughout the decorations. Yellow
daffodils snnilax and potted ferns were
used in profusion. Place cards which
were appropriate 10 the study topic,
current events, were telegram forms
which also announced the program for
the evening which followed the dinner
The program Of toasts was in charge
of Mrs. Marshel Hughes who grace
fully expressed the pleasure OF the
club at the presence of the guests.
Mrs. o. +. stevens gave a clever in
PRODUCTION In rhyme. Mrs. Frank
Urghart gave a toast to Our Hus-
bands" which was received with
much merriment. This was responded
to Mrs. Samuel Bunker. A number
OF delightful vocal and instrumental
numbers were rendered.
Members Of the Wide Awake Girls
club were entertained Thursday after
noon at the home Of Miss Dorothy
Martin. Cushing st. Following the
business meeting the hostess served
light refreshments. The club will meet
March 25 with Miss Ruth Ahrens Cot
tage Grove av.
The Vayhinger w. c. T. U. met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs NJ.
Baker, 725 +. Cedar st. Prohibition
was the subject for the day Several
interesting papers were given on that
subject. A social hour followed the
business meeting. The society will
meet April s.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ans Home and Foreign Missionary
society of Trinity Presbyterian church
vas held Thursday afternoon at the
of Trc 4
st. Mrs. William Newman had charge
of the foreign subject, Japan" and
Mrs Charles Thomas of the home sub
ject, Immigrants" The third chapter
of Red Mans Land" was read. A
social hour was enjoyed after the
meeting. The society will meet April
s, the place TO be announced later.
The Sewing circle of the Helena
Rebekah lodge met Thursday after
noon in the hall Needlework was
the feature of the afternoon after
which refreshments were served to 60
ladies by the hostesses, Mrs. Zelma
EuiitZ, Mrs. Anna Harness and Mrs.
Bertha Ruffer. The next meeting will
be held April in the hall when the
hostesses will be Mesdames Rosa
F1uegel, Mary Parwell and Mary
Burmeister. on Tuesday, March 16,
the Rebekah degree of the Fidelity
lodge No. % of Mishawaka will be
conferred on a number of candidates.
one Of the largest and most en-
thusiastic meetings of the Parent
Teachers club OF the Coquillard school
was held last evening at the school.
r. Louis Kuhns spoke on the
Possibilities OF the East Side" of its
history and its future. Short addresses
were made by Harry Anon, William
Burden, George Witwer. William Byers
II n~1e v-1I fraeI
numbers were given. A social hour
followed with refreshments.
Miss Vera Campbell. SOS Park av.,
entertained the Miami and the Mis-
kOdeed groups of the Campfire Girls
at their ceremonial meeting Thursday
evening. Covers at dinner was placed
for 81. Four members of the Miami
group attained the rank of Wood
ga,Serer" and received the ring of
THAI honor. They were the Misses
Virginia Snyder, Marjorie and Dor
othy Hull and Helen Burton. Miss
Margaret Geyer of the same group at
tanned the rank of "Ffremaker" and
received the bracelet. a duet was
given by Misses Margaret and Bertha
StrOm, vocal solo by Miss Genevieve
Nevin Of the Miskodeed group. a
number of songs were rendered by
the members. The Campfire song,
and GOOD Night song, which con-
cluded the program.
Mrs Henry Stark, lie S Walnut
St. was hostess 10 the Sewing circle
OF the German Methodist Episcopal
afternoon spent with needlework the
hostess served refreshments TO % la
dies. The circle will meet Mar. %.
Members of the Pastime club were
entertained at the home OF Mrs. Wal
ter Hildebrand. 625 Riverside dr.,
Thursday. NeedlewOrk was the fea-
ture of the afternoon, after which the
hostess served light refreshments.
Mrs. d. A Grant. III r. Navarro St,
Will etertain the club Mar. %.
st. Joseph Valley grange met
Thursday afternoon in American hall.
Routine business was transacted.
Three applications were made for
membership and three were balloted
on. During the literary hour the
question, Country VS.. City Life
which was the discussion a few weeks
ago. was brought up for argument
Both sides receiving a number Of
votes. The next meeting will be Mar
16 when the first and second degree
will be conferred.
The music department Of the Prog
ress club met Thursday afternoon.
Miss Carrie Boggs gave Van Dykes
ode 10 Music" and Thekla Sack dis
cussed Beethoven's opera. "Fidelio".
The current events discussion was in
charge OF Mrs. G. l.. Immel. Miss
sack had charge of the musical pro-
gram for the afternoon. The depart
ment Will meet Mar. %.
The Circle OF Mercy met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. James r. Hines
1903 Notre Dame av. The regular
business meeting was followed by re-
freshments served by the hostess.
The circle will meet Mar. % with
Mrs NJ Langenbahn, 923 Portage az.
Mrs. Louis Chester was hostess TO
the members OF the Aid society OF
the First Church Of Brethren at an
all day meeting Thursday. A buffet
dinner was served at noon 10 40 wom-
en- The afternoon was spent al
needlework. The society Will meet