South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-20
SOCIETY

The business women's Bible class
entertained with a guest night at their
regular meeting Tuesday evening at
the Y. " G. A. hOnOring Miss Ger
trude GOggin. field secretary OF the
association. There were I25 pres
ent at he supper at 6:15 O'Clock dur
ing which time Miss Goggin spoke on
The Place and Importance OF the
business WOmen's Clubs in the Life Of
Today Following the study for the
evening the time was devoted 20 tying
cOmfOrters under the direction Of the
social committee. Members of the
class. have decided 10 have social
hour at the regular meetings after
the usual lesson.
Miss GOggin gave "A talk in the az
ternoOn before the high school girls
Bible class. The class was TeOrgan-
lied under the direction OF Miss Cog
gin into a high school girls club.
'KeaOra" was selected as the club
name and the mem bers voted to spend
some time during the winter TO social
service. but no definite plans have
been made. The meeting days have
been changed from Tuesday 10 Fri
day OF each week at 3:15 o'clock Miss
Virginia Snyder was chosen president,
Miss Agnes White vice-president, Miss
Esther Kirkpatrick secretary, and
Miss Bernice Augustine treasurer
The regular meeting OF the Wom-
ems Home Missionary society OF the
First NJ. l.. church was held Tuesday
afternoon I'm the church, with Mrs
T. J. Slick as hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Emma Siders, Mrs l. V. Steph-
ems. Mrs. Harry Moore, Mrs. j c..
Slower and Mrs. II. j. Stansbury. Mrs
r. O. Cotton had charge OF the devo-
tiOnal exercises. During the business
session Mrs. MyTOn Campbell explain
ed for what purposes the funds Of
the society are being used. and various
other reports were heard and COM
mittees appointed.
Mrs. G. Warner gave q review Of
The missionary work Of the past year
and gave readings Of Homes in the
South; Mrs. V. Rogers gave a read
ing of "Peck's Home in New Orleans:
Mrs. G. Farneman's reading was
Does II Pay?"; a leaflet on Erie
Home" was given by Mrs Herman A.
TOhulka; Mrs William II. AIcNitt told
Of her recent trip through the south.
and Mrs II. G. Welton discussed
The Needs OF the South"
The social hour was held after the
business time, when refreshments
were served 10 the 40 members pres
emit There will be a meeting of the
society Nov. 16.
Auten W. r. c. No. IA met in reg
ular session Tuesday evening in the
old court house. During the business
time arrangements were made for a
picnic to be given with the Auten Post
IN the old court house Tuesday af-
ternOon, Nov. 16. All those whose
birthdays are in May, June, July,
August and September will entertain
the corps next Tuesday, oct. 20, in
I,11 \. 4.
quested to be present The corps will
also give rummage sale oct. % and
% at PIG Chaplin st. Mrs. Dora Casey.
Mrs. Julia smith. Mrs. Lydia Martin
and Mrs. Ida Snyder will be hostess
at a thimble Tuesday afternoon, oct.
Miss Hazel Seward. assisted by Miss
Hazel Bishop. entertained members OF
the Queen Esther circle at an old
fashioned Halloween party Tuesday
evening at the home Of Miss Seward,
210 T. Elder St Miss Ruth Thomas
was awarded the prize in contest.
\ supper was served at the close OF
the evening around a campfire in the
dining room, while ghost stories were
told 10 add 10 the weirdness Of the
scene. The rooms were attractively
decorated in keeping with the occa-
sion. The circle will meet Nov. 16.
with Miss Ethel Herbster and Miss
Hazel BrOdbeck as hostesses.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fassnacht. 6O7
Park av., entertained the choir of the
First NJ T. church and a few invited
guests last evening. The affair was
in the nature of a poverty party and
the guests were received at the back
door and escorted to the attic which
was decorated with profusion of
cornstalks. jack-o'- lanterns. pumpkin
lanterns, autumn foliage and bitter
sweet. completing a color note Of red
and green. An indoor track meet was
the principal occurrence OF the even
lng's entertainment. A favor was Civ
en- for the best costume. Refresh
ments were served during the even
ing.
Mrs. J. NJ. Alexander entertained in
formally Tuesday afternoon at her
home. ISIS Lincoln way w Mrs. +.
W. Taylor. Mrs c. p. DuCOmb. Mrs.
Jerome Robertson. Mrs. Guy Staples
and Mrs II. G.. Arnold assisted the
hostess. Mrs j. r. Patterson Of Con-
vile and Mrs. James McCOrd OF Lex
ingtOn, ny, were guests from out OF
the city The home was effectively
decorated with foliage and fall flow
ers featuring the auLnmnal shades
The mothers department OF the
Progress club met on Tuesday after
moon i'm the club rooms. Mrs. g. +
Francis gave a paper on "ChildTen's
Companions. the Right and Wrong"
which was followed by a round table
discussion Mem ers OF the depart
ment will meet IN twO weeks.
Mrs Harry Vandenburg. SIS Sixth
St. River Park. was hostess Tuesday
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