South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-06
Social and Other Interests of Women



hall Monday evening by the Knights
or Columbus. Cards and dancing
were enjoyed by about So couples.
Messicks orchestra furnished the
music for the evening. A number of
Out-Of-tOwn guests were present IN
Guiding Thomas Blanchhei1, Joseph
Callahan, Mr.. and Mrs. Jerome Crow
ley. ], J, Mcnamara OF Chicago and
Frank Keefe and Mrs. ]. Garta Of
Fort Wayne.
Favors at cards were awarded to
Mrs. J. +. Dempsey, Mrs. J. Garta
Of Fort Wayne and Mrs. George Hull.
Gentlemens TO J. r. Dempsey. Daniel
Kelly and DR.. Stoeckley.
The following committees we're In
charge of the evening;
EXecutive-Michael F.. CalnOn lee
turer: l. W. Mccain. y. /. GuilfOyle,
Frank J. Hiss. John Raab, NJ. +.
Williams. Joseph Smith.
FIoor-Mrs. y. L. GuilfOyle. chair
man: Mrs. J. w. Lower. Mrs. L. J.
Gerstbauer. Mrs. John Dossman. Mrs.
]. 3. Weber, Mrs. II. I. Weber.
Card-Mrs. Thomas Williams, Mrs.
Arthur Perley, Mrs. NJ r CalnOn,
Mrs. Frank TOepp, Miss Pauline
Kamm.
Reception-Mrs. William Benitz,
chairman; Mrs. John A. Stoeckley,
Mrs. Jennie Morley. Mrs. w. II. Par
Refreshments Mrs. Thomas
Hickey. chairman; Mrs. w. II. Smith.
Mrs. John Hiss, Mrs. Steve Kanser,
Mrs. Daniel Kelly.
Mrs. Marvin Leach and Miss Min
ME King 1902 Miami St. entertained
the members Of the Young WOmens
Foreign Missionary society Of Grace
NJ. +. church Monday evening. The
feature OF the evening was a talk
given by Miss Alling, missionary
worker from Japan who is making
short visit in the United States CIV
ing lectures in different cities Elec-
ton OF the president and vice presi-
dent took place as follows: Mrs. O.
NJ. Naftzger and Miss Grace Barn
hard. Refreshments were served to
25 guests The next meeting of the
society will be May 3.
Miss Ethel Herbster, Miss Florence
Lane and Miss Nellie Goodall enter
tanned the members of the Les Bon
mes Amis club Monday evening at the
home of Miss Herbster, 125 Ohio st.
After the business meeting a short
program was given. Miss Eldora
Gears rendered q vocal selection and
Miss Gladys Lichtenberger and Mrs.
r. Carson gave instrumental num-
bers. In a contest Miss Roy won the
first prize and Miss Hazel Seward
second. Luncheon was served and
clever color scheme of green and
white was carried out. The next
meeting will be May 3, the place has
not been decided.
St. Joseph County w. c. T. u. met
Monday afternoon at the Y. w. Q. A.
for its regular business meeting,
when arrangements were made for the
spring institute 10 be held the first
n
the state president, will be the insti-
tute leader. She will probably make
two speeches while in the city. one in
South Bend. May ., and in Mishawaka
May 3. The regular session of the in
stitute will be held Monday afternoon
and Tuesday in the forenoon and aft
ernoon. The programs and the places
OF the meetings will be announced
later.
Mrs l. Mayer Of Chicago was honor
guest Sunday a. a dinner given by her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. @.
W. Guy. III +. Pennsylvania av. Ia
BILE decorations were Easter lilies.
Dinner was served at noon and covers
were laid for u. The afternoon was
spent socially and with music Mon
day Mrs. Mayer was com plimented
with a dinner given by Mrs. William
Cannon, 211 $. st. Peter ST. Dinner
was served at an attractively decOrat-
ed table. Guests numbered eight. An
informal afternoon was enjoyed.
Mrs. Joseph Berner, S. Michigan
street road. was pleasantly surprised
By number OF her friends Monday
afternoon III honor of her birthday
anniversary. The afternoon was spent
socially and the hostess served a
dainty luncheon. Many pretty gifts
were received by Mrs. Berner.
About 20 members attended the
sewing class Monday evening at the
Y w. g. A The class is being taught
by Mrs c. w. Byers and is member
ship privilege.
The department Of current events Of
the Progress club met Monday after
noon. Mrs r. T. Miller had charge
of the program for the day on Amer
lean Illustrators, bringing out among
many other things the point that a
great number of times the success OF
the author depends on the illustrator.
Part OF the high school art exhibit
which has attracted state wide atten-
ton in the past year. was displayed.
A special vote OF thanks was extended
90 Miss Phelps. Miss ArbuCkle and
Miss Collier for their kindness in per-
hitting the exhibit at the current
events department
Mrs Hildebrand's Bible class met
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
Dressler. 732 Harper CT. The regular
study from the book of Exodus was
continued. The class viii meet April
i with Mrs. Dressler.
Miss Juliette Lane. 6O7 F.. Bronson
St. entertained a number of her little
friends az n party Tuesday afternoon
complimenting Hazel Jones of Culver.
Ind. who is visiting Mrs Thomas
Mulea Marietta ST. Games and music
followed by refreshments were en-
joyed by the guests.
The Worth club met Monday even
ing at their rooms. Mrs Il. i. Hamil-
ton was the leader of the meeting. w.
+. Miller gave a talk on How Cap
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