South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-16
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

One Of the most interesting enter
tainments OF the week took place Fri
day afternoon when Miss Ann Car
Isle entertained the Home GtTps Bible
class with a tea at Carlisle house on
S. Taylor 81. Mrs. Alma O.. Ware re-
ceived with the hostess. Miss Anna
belle Lipplncott and Miss Alma Coll
mer poured and Mrs. G. Hay and Miss
Edna Place assisted in the dining
room. The dining room was attract
lively decorated with cosmos and
candles. About 40 guests were pres
emit Miss Carlisle is president of the
class.
The Misses Blanch McCreary and
Lillian Raudman, 21O 5. Scott St, en-
tertained the Delpha Theta Phi So
rority Thursday evening in honor of
Miss Marie May 1901 w. Washing
ton av.. who will leave shortly for
Milwaukee. Wis, where she will re-
side. Cards and contests were the
features Of the evening The winners
OF the favors were Miss Willie Craig
OF Dallas. Texas. and Miss Marie May.
A three-course luncheon was served,
covers being laid for II. A basket or
sweet peas formed the centerpiece.
and after luncheon each guest was
presented with a cOrsage bouquet. The
color scheme was pink, white and
green.
Mrs. Marie Rockstroh and Miss
Mary JantOska, who will leave soon
for Buffalo, -. Y, TO live, were COM
plimented Thursday evening by fare
we'll party given by the members OF
the local garment workers at the home
OF the president, Mrs. Albert Hay, sol
K. Bowman St The features Of the
evening were music, games and dainty
refreshm ents. Miss Jantoska is 10
be married in Buffalo, while Mrs.
Rockstroh has accepted an office posi-
ton there.
The Home Economics club of Clay
and Harris townships met Thursday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Del
Mace. Edwardsburg I'd, for its reg
ular meeting. The following program
was given for the afternoon: A reel
tatiOn by Miss Gladys Mace and pa
pers on Yeast were given by Miss
Grace King on ~ east Where
Found; Mrs Grant Miller on Stages
and Growth Of Yeast" and Mrs. L.
Christian on The History OF Yeast"
Current events were given by Mrs
Byron Christian. Light refreshments
were served at the close of the after
noon. The club will meet April 20
with Mrs. Roy Mace, Edwardsburg I'd.
Mrs. +. E. Smoke, els Blaine av.,
very pleasantly entertained the men,
afternoon. A social afternoon spent
with needlework was followed by
dainty refreshments served by the
hostess to eight guests. The men,
bers will be entertained April % at
the home Of Mrs. Henry w. Striebel,
SIS Leland av.
Members of the Lincoln Way Pleas
ure club were entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. l.. h. Glass, 719
Cleveland av. Mrs. II. NJ, Appleman
gave a reading on, Child Study, the
subject being studied by the members
Of the club. During the social hour
luncheon was served 10 II. The club
will meet with Mrs. John +. Rennoe,
21O3 Portage av., April 29.
Mrs Clinton l.. Huffman, 1143 Riv-
erside dr., entertained the Impromptu
club Thursday afternoon. During the
business meeting the following wee
elected delegates and alternates to -
18th district convention Of the Indi-
ana Federation Of Clubs which is to
be held May p in Mishawaka. The
delegates are Mrs. Charles keltner,
Mrs J. +. Williams, Mrs. w. Il. PERISH
ing. Mrs. Daniel Rich. The alternates
are Mrs Homer ]. Miller, Mrs. T. A.
Freeman. Mrs. Lucian w. Snyder and
Mrs. Norman b. Bleuler. After the
business session Mrs. Charles keltner
gave a biographical sketch OF Mich
olas Meredith. All OF the club men,
bers gave their favOrite poems from
James Whitcomb Riley. The meeting
was closed with a social time The
club will meet April % with Mrs.
Daniel Rich. SIS Leland az.
The Ladies Aid society of Munson
chapel met Thursday for an all day
meeting at the home OF Miss RhOda
% -
TO large number. The afternoon
was spent socially and with needle
work The society will meet April 20
with Mrs. David Brown, Division St
I'd.
Mrs. S. G. DeWells, IT'S Wenger ST.,
was hostess 20 the Penelope club
Thursday. Needlework was the fea-
ture OF the afternoon and the hostess
served light refreshments. Mrs G.
Fluegel, 722 Wenger ST. will enter
tain the members April 29.
The members of the Modern Bee
hive club were entertained at an all
day meeting Thursday IN w .. w
hall. a business meeting was held
IN the morning and the afternoon was
spent socially. Dinner was served at
noon to "a. The club will meet April
% at the home OF Mrs. Glenn l.. Vick-
cry. 242s Linden av.
The regular meeting OF the Helena
Rebekah lodge, No. 70, was held
Thursday afternoon in the hall. The
ladies spent the afternoon sewing and
refreshments were served BY the host
esses for the day. Mrs. Anna Hanger,
Mrs. Bertha Petzhold. Mrs. Marie
Stacker and Mrs. Minnie Ambos. The
members will meet in the hall April
90.
St Joseph's Valley grange held an
ALI dav session Thursday in American
hall. The third and fourth degrees
were conferred on class OF five can
didates IN the morning A banquet
was served at noon 10 $50. The after
noon was devoted 10 a literary pro-
gram as follows: Vocal solo by Mrs.
=. w. Shanafelt; reading by Miss