South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-22
Social and Other Interests of Women


The young peoples Bible class Of
the southeastern part Of the city met
thursday evening with Miss Elizabeth
turner, $40 +. Dayton ST. The first
chapters OF the book Of Exodus were
taken up for study led BY A. Swan
son. II was voted during a business
meeting 20 call the class the Conquest
Bible class and the motto. The World
for Christ, was adopted. II was also
planned 10 hold the meetings Of the
class at the same place for four con-
secutive Thursday evenings. Miss
Turner viii be hostess next Thursday.
Mrs. c. Peterson, w. Jefferson blvd.
entertained Thursday evening with a
theater party at the Oliver followed
by a supper at the oliver hotel COM
plimentary TO Mrs. John Van Sandt Of
Chicago. Guests numbered six.
The regular meeting OF the evening
department Of the Progress club was
held Thursday evening at the club
rooms. Study Of Ibsen's Brand" was
continued under the direction OF Miss
Gena Thompson. The meeting was
largely attended and was a thoroughly
interesting and profitable one. The
department will meet again Feb. 4.
Miss Josephine Mckee. 1866 Wood
ward av., was hostess TO the Riverside
Drive club Thursday evening. Sewing
was the feature Of the evening and
a dainty luncheon was served during a
social time. The club will meet with
Miss Pearl dinner. 1855 Portage av.
Miss Pearl dinner. 1855 Portage av.,
in two weeks.
Members OF the Aurora Bible class
OF the Trinity Presbyterian church
were delightfully."- entertained Thurs
day evening by MI and Mrs. +. NJ.
querade party. Guests appeared in
number OF fancy costumes. The even
ing was spent with games and music
and at it's close delicious refreshments
were served.
The Economics club OF Clay and
Harris townships held its regular hi
monthly meeting Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Wilbert MetZger
After roll call Miss Mary Casey rem
dered a pleasing vocal solo The pro-
gram consisted Of papers chiefly on
vegetables. the first, Glasses of Vege-
tables, Miss Rose Casey; Structure
Of Vegetables, Mrs Dell Mace: Value
OF Vegetables in the Diet. Mrs. Uzen
Christian. Miss Maude Gray gave
paper entitled How Can the Old
Fashioned HousecleaninS Day be
Eliminated2" A general discussion
followed. The meeting was IN every
way an interesting and profitable one.
The club will meet Feb. at the homo
OF Miss Maude Gray.
Employees of the Robertson Bros
store with their families and friends
were entertained delightfully."- Thurs
American hall by l. H Beard and
Blendin Mahela. The guests num-
bered about rs. Music for the dancing
was provided by the Arthur Frede-
rickson orchestra Refreshments were
served during the evening
Miss Cora Cases division OF the La
dies Aid society Of the First Baptist
church met Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs j.. J. Smith, 213 r.
south 81 During the business meeting
it was planned BY the division to do
extra work for the society aud a day
was set aside for the making and sell
ing Of various articles and pastry nov
elites A pleasant social hour fol-
lowed during which the hostess served
refreshments. Miss Cora Case, 1872 5.
William ST, viii entertain the division
Feb. is.
A charming affair was given Thurs
day evening by the Mary-Ann club OF
the Studebaker corporation for the
Studebaker club with their families
and friends at the administration
building. TIE entertainment was in
the nature OF winter picnic, and
the rooms we're decorated 20 illustrate
the idea provisions OF various flow
ers figuring prominently. Oak leaves
and other foliage we're used beauti-
fully in festoons which were hung
from the ceiling and wound about the
posts OF the building 10 give forest
aspect 10 the rooms The reception
room was lighted only with a num-
Der OF Japanese lanterns which added
attractively TO the general outdoor eff
feet
Diversions for the evening were en-
tirely informal Dancing was enjoy |
ed by some while others were enter |
tanned with the piano and vocal selec- |
tons A delicious three course lunch |
con was served by the committee to
Us guests A number OF old fash |
Toned games served 10 add greatly TO !
the enjoyment The Mary-Ann club is /
an organization Of girls from the cor /
pOration II has given several sue
cessfui and thoroughly charming en- /
rertainments for the employees Of the ]
company and Is arranging for another I
for Feb. IS.
AIRS. Marian Knobiock. 5O7 Leland !
Az 6IACI Ad-lEu H4E--cA1lL4l W tAnG-ull
afternoon with an informal thimble- 1
Ten guests were present \ dainty /
luncheon was served during the after
noon by the hostess
Mss Edna Buck. S14 s. Rush ST. en-
tertained 45 friends Wednesday even
ing IN celebrates OF her 18th birth /
day anniversary Games and music \
were the features OF the evening. piano I
selections being rendered BY Miss \
Esther Buck and Roscoe Leeper. A
delicious luncheon was served by Mrs
Emma Buck and Mrs Charles Buck /
To ladies OF the Indiana Avenue \
Christian church held thimble I
Thursday afternoon in the basement
OF the church The meeting was
opened with song and prayer led by /
Mrs. Walter Spidell Mrs. ". J. !
Thompson led in the scripture reading.
Pleasing features OF the afternoon /
we're songs BY Master Burdett Wilson Il
and the song OF the Wooden Shoe" /
hv fOu- little girls Mrs Alice Barnar \