South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-07
Social and Other Interests of Women


The Children OF Mary or st. JO-
seph church delightfully."- entertained
at the hall Friday evening in comph-
ment TO Miss Lucille Robinson, whose
marriage to Arthur Bishop viii take
place Tuesday morning. Aug. 10 The
affair was in the nature Of kitchen
shower and the committee in charge
was Miss Louise Adelsperger. Miss
EudOra Smith. and Miss Marguerite
Reider. Cards featured the evening
and the prizes in the contests were
captured by Miss Mae Davies and
Miss Eudora Smith Refreshments
were served toward the close of the
evening.
AS a compliment to Miss Pearl
Stern Of Robinson. Ill, who is a house
guest Of Miss Rae Fox, 4O5 S. Main
st. Miss Ethel wass, $50 5. Laurel St.
pleasantly entertained a number Of
friends Friday afternoon. The after
noon was spent at games and music,
the prizes In the contests being
awarded by Miss Esther Bealsley.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess. Those participating in
the delightful affair were Elizabeth
Bowman, Madelyn Copp, Olive Lind
quist, Irene Spidel Ehrentrude Ko-
WALSH, Mae COlpitts, Esther Bealsley,
Ruby Shine. Virginia Clark and Hilda
Rainier.
The Women's Missionary society of
the First Baptist church met Friday
with Mrs. O. c.. Huff 613 Park av.
Mrs. 4. G. Chard led devOtiOnals. A
program was given on "Aborigines
Who Are Not Red Men. under the
leadership of Mrs. l.. L. Smart. Mrs.
Il
Physical Characteristics, Mental and
Moral Traits of the Eskimos;" Mrs.
a. q. Keltner read paper on, "lnfiu-
ence Of the White Men, Schools and
Results" Mrs W. W. Davis a pQper
on, Location, History and Character
istics OF the Aleuts." She also dis
cussed the government OF Alaska.
Mrs. w. il. ShOnts told of the mis-
siCnary work in Alaska; Mrs. i. j..
Miller had current events referring TO
the Alaskan and United States gov
eminent; queer Foundation" by
Carrie Hunt, and a letter from SWa-
tow, China, by Mrs. Newton Carmen
were read by Miss Cora Case; Mrs.
Frank Robertson contributed a vocal
solo. The hostess served refresh
ments during the social time. Mrs.
Robert EIbeL 42S s. Michigan St,
viii be hostess Sept. 3.
Members OF tn womens Bible
class Of the First Church of the
Brethren were entertained Friday aft
ernOOn with Mrs. II. W. Kreighbaum,
1888 Lincoln way r. Mrs. Daniel
Reed had charge OF the devotiOnals
and Miss Cora Wise, teacher of the
class, discussed the first chapter from
the book of Hebrews. a number of
NictrOl2 selections were given during
the afternoon, after which a luncheon
A ~,
of the day included Mrs. Lille Miller,
Mrs. Nellie Holloway, Mrs. Lottie
PunChen, Mrs. Fred Weiss The
house was pretuly decorated with
garden lowers. on Sept. Mrs.
Louie Chester, 1921 Milton av., Will
he hostess 10 the class. There were
65 members and Is guests present.
Mrs. Nellie S. Talcott, 1241 Lincoln
way b, assisted by Mrs S. w. Apple
gate and Hiss May Applegate, enter
tanned more than 90 members Of the
Women's Missionary society of the
First Presbyterian church Friday aft
ernoon. Following the devotional
exercises Miss Anna Stanheld gave
the current missionary events and
Mrs. II. A. Pershing had an interest
ing story on, The Russian Jews"
The social hour with refreshments
was enjoyed and the next meeting of
the society will be Sept. in the
church parlors.
Guest day was observed yesterday
afternoon 10y members OF the Mission
airy society Of the Westminster Pres
byterian church at the church. A
program in charge of the Ladies'
auxiliary was given as fellows:
Stories OF the early missionary life in
South Bend were told by Mrs. Harris:
Miss Harmon rendered several vocal
numbers; Miss Greta Edner gave a
piano selection. The meeting was
closed with a social hour and light
refreshments The society will meet
Sept. 3.
Mrs. Joseph Riffel. 1916 Witwer av.
was hostess in a pleasing manner on
Friday 10 members of the Mayfiower
club. Three tables were filled AT
cards and the favors went 10 Mrs
T.. J. Stauffer. Mrs Walter Hill and
Mrs w. Z. Shaffer At the close of
the meeting the hostess served a three
course luncheon. I'm two weeks the
members and their children viii give
a picnic at Springbr0Ok park.