South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-20

The Business women's Bible class
is making interesting plans for a
colonial party 20 be held Monday
evening at the Young WOmen's
Christian association. George and
Martha Washington viii be there TO
receive the guests and the honored
guests Of the occasion will be the
board OF directors Of the association.
All members Of the class are urged to
be present.
The young women's Sunday school
class OF Grace Evangelical Sunday
school pleasantly surprised their
teacher. Mrs. Ray, Friday evening at
her home, 713 Cushing St, in honor
OF her 61st birthday anniversary. She
was presented with a handsome
Bible and a number of other gifts.
The evening was spent Informally and
at it's close dainty refreshments were
served.
Norman Eddy, ". r. c., No. /, held
an interesting meeting Friday after
noon in G.. a. r hall. One candidate
was ballOtted upon and plans were
made for a supper TO be held Feb. %
at the hall.
Members of the Girls Athletic assoc
the freshmen girls at novel colonial
party Friday afternoon at the high
school gymnasium. The guests were
first entertained with an old fashioned
minuet danced by the Misses Kath-
crime Cole, Helen Booth. Minerva
Whiteman, Vera KO6nig, MildIe ed
Duttera, Gee Weiser, Louise EIig-
ginbOtham and Eleanor Gaik. The
girls were dressed in colonial costume
which added TO the attractiveness of
the dance. Next a dance, "Pavalo-
wa" was given by Miss Goodman and
Miss Ruth Cole. A society" basket
\ ball game was played by some of the
members of the gymnasium class. The
entire game was played in true 'soci-
ETY. fashion. The ball was brought
in on a tray decorated with ribbons.
Nurses were prepared 10 care for the
injured. while mirrors and powder
puffs were quite as important as the
making of baskets. The remainder
of the afternoon was enjoyed in
dancing. Luncheon was served to
about 200 guests.
Mrs. Isaac Calvert. 1915 w. WASH
ington av.. entertained the members
of the Aid society Of the Quincy Street
Baptist church with a thimble Friday
afternoon. Several vocal selections
were given by Mrs Charles Webster.
Mrs Webster and Miss Lillian Sand
meyer Dldgtu ~ QuENs anu MISS OlciA ltt
Bowman gave a recitation. Refresh
ments were served TO 40. The next
regular meeting will be Feb. % at the
home of Mrs. J. L. King, 72S Sherman
av
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Presbyterian church met Thursday
afternoon in the church parlOrs,
Needlework followed the business
meeting. Arrangements were made
for a Parcel Post" sale to be given
at the church parlors March in the
afternoon ard evening. The next reg
ular meeting will be held March II.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church met Friday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. Horace b. Kim
ble. 215 +. South st. Mrs. A. S. Dun
bar one OF the oldest members of the
society. lead in prayer and Mrs. I. A.
Freeman had charge of the mite
box Light refreshments were served
by the hostess. The society Will meet
March 10
Mrs NJ. Hildebrand's Bible class
met Friday evening at the home of
Mrs. w. II. LOntz, go Carroll st.
There were 13 members present. The
study OF the Passover was taken up.
Mrs. 5. Fox. 727 Clinton St, will en-
terrain the class Feb. 26.
The annual election of officers took
place at the res ular monthly meet
ing of the WOman's auxiliary of the
Westminster church Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. b. A. Hines, 1898
= Riverside dr.. The following officers
] were elected: Mrs. T. X. Rellinger,
- president; Mrs. Arthur Roos, vice
president: Mrs. Clinton Carson, secre-
tary: Mrs. Samuel Gill; treasurer. The
auxiliary presented the retiring pres
ident with one-half dozen salad forks
as a gift OF appreciation y delicious
luncheon was served 10 IS by the
hostess. Arrangements were made
for Martha Washington tea 70 be
given March . at the church parlOrs.
The ladies Will go en- costume. The
regular meeting OF the auxiliary Will
be March 10 at the home of Mrs. +.
W. Morse, go Rex St
A military ball and the comforting
of the great decoration of chivalry will
be the feature OF this evenings pro-
gram at the American hall TO be
given by South Bend Canton No. 9. 1.
.. O. T. The hall will be beautifully
decorated in the cOlors OF the Canton.
The Teachers Training class No. 1
Of First NJ l.. church was entertain
ed Thursday evening at the home OF
Miss Clara Waynick, 924 Portage av.
a feature of the evening was a mis-
ceilaneous shower for Miss Mary
Clarke whose marriage 10 William
Clarke will take place in the spring.
The enga cement OF Miss Winifred
Bills and George Milhner was an
nounced A dainty luncheon was
served. The next meeting viii be held
at the home OF Miss Minnie Suchanek
S42 Marietta ST.