South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-04-23
Social and Other Interests of Women


An interesting program on The
Immigration Question" was given on
Thursday Afternoon at the meeting
OF che Thursday club held at the home
CT Mrs.. J. c. Otis. TAO Howard av.
Mira. George Mather presented a pa
per on The Law OF the Fathers"
Bfrs. John T. Kelley read a paper on
Judges IN the Gate" and Mrs.
Frank Freyermuth discussed the
question, rs Immigration Good for
Is" Miss Bernice Augustine rem
dered a number OF instrumental seIec-
tions. which completed the afternoons
program. The parliamentary drill in
charge OF Mrs. Ida G. North was fol-
lowed by roll call. During the bust
ness meeting election OF delegates and
Rlternates for the fifth annual con-
vention OF the 18th district OF the
Indiana Federation OF Clubs 10 be
held In Mishawaka May %, took
place. The delegates are Mrs. Frank
Uruuhart, ME- Arthur II. Rice. Mrs.
George w. Phillips and Mrs. Ida c.
North. The aiternates are Mrs. John
T. Kelley, Mrs. J. @. Otis, Mrs. Charles
Gaskiii and Mira samuel Bunker.
The members adjourned to meet May
s at the home OF Mrs. o. F. Stevens.
226 HRney az.
Mrs. Christina Forsiund. sos Laurel
q numbe OF friends Thursday evening
in honor OF her 79th birthday ami
versary. She was the recipient of
several pretty gifts. Light refresh
ments we're seFved.
The Young women's Foreign Mis-
church met Thursday evening with
MrA John Blake. 204 Tond av. The
feature or the evening was talk on
The Lure Of Korea" BY Miss Clara
Erhardt- vLctroia numbers were en-
joyed during the social time and re-,
frsahments were served. The society
viii meet May -.
The meeting OF the Sewing circle
of the German Zion church was held
on Thursday afternoon In the parish
school. Mrs Henry Christman and
Mrs. Julius ChTistman were the host
esses for the day. Following the bust
ness session refreshments were serY-
I'd TO so members. The circle will be
entertained In the school May 6 by
Mrs. Louis Matthes, Mrs. Erhardt
Reidel and Mrs. Louis Meyers.
Mrs. Fred Lobaugh. Miami St, was
hostess 70 the members OF the Ideal
Embroidery club Wednesday. The
time was spent socially and with
needle work after the business meet
Ing. The hostess served a two course
luncheon at the close OF the afternoon.
Mrs. John r. Inwood. 511 s. Main ST.
will entertain the members May s.
The Eureka club held its regular
meeting Thursday afternoon at the |
home OF Mira z. Stricken. SIS Mich |
igan av. A social afternoon with |
neediewOrk wag enjoyed after which |
luncheon was served. There were 3
Mrs Frank p. West, 800 Pennsylvania !
av. will be hostess May s.
Mrs. A. N. Shidler. $40 ~. Lafayette |
St. entertained the members Of the |
Mothers club Thursday. Eeedlework |
was the feature OF the afternoon and |
during the social hour refreshments |
were served. The next meeting of the |
club will be held May s.
Mrs. William z. Flynn, 615 Main |
St, entertained the Circle OF Mercy /
Thursday afternoon. During the busi- |
ness meeting final plans were made |
for the party TO be given by the MEM
bers in St Patrick's hall this evening. !
A social hour with refreshments fol-
lowed. The circle will meet May s |
with Mrs J. Augustine Smith, 100 /
Park av.
Mrs Homer c. Moore. iii s. Eel
lows St. was hostess Thursday after
noon 10 the Pastime club. At the |
close OF a pleasant afternoon spent in /
n social way and with needlework. |
luncheon was served. The members |
will be entertained May s at the home
OF Mrs. Charles J. Sellers, 1914 s.
Fellows st.
The department OF music OF the
Progress club met Thursday afternoon
In the Progress club rooms. Miss Eliz-
Rbeth Kopscay gave q paper on Bee
thoven's Death" Mrs. L J. Montgom-
cry read q paper on The Eroica Sym
phony:" Miss Helen Guilfoyle rem
dered "Beethoven's Funeral March"
and "Scherzo." and Mrs. ]. Rode a
vocal solo. New Life, New Love-"
The music was In charge OF Mrs.
Montgomery. Current events were
given By Mrs.. r. n. Hutchinson. The
final meeting of the department will |
Be held May and will be IN the ma