South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-19

Mrs Samuel Bunker. s26 Ashland
sv., was hostess 20 members OF the
Thursday club at its lecture day meet !
ing Thursday afternoon. Rev. James
l.. Gardner gave a very interesting lee /
ture on "Romola." one Of George Ell !
hoFss works which treats OF Italy.
Mrs. SOuder Of Mishawaka favored the
company with two vocal solos. The
Garden or Sleep" and IF Love Lies
Dead a social hour followed when
refreshments we're served. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs. j. T.
Kelley. 626 S. Carroll st.
Miss Bertha Arnold. $40 Cleveland
aV.. pleasantly entertained the mem
bers Of the Ahwahneta club Thursday
evening. The evening was spent with
games and music and toward the close
a tnree-cOurse supper was served. The
l. Die was conferred with white chrys-
anthemums and covers were placed for
Il. Miss Margaret Baughman Of
Meyersdale, Pa, was out-of- town
guest. Miss Marie Coleman, 746
Cleveland av., will be hostess at the
next regular meeting.
iIonOring the new members of the
Young Womens Christian association
an entertainment and a general mem
bership party was given last evening
by the association. The earlier part
OF the evening was given TO an illus
trated lecture on The Great south
west" by the REV. Charles a Decker
of the First Baptist church. This was
followed by the candle lighting cere-
mony by Mrs. G. II. Myers. president
of the association, who presided at
a table bearing four large candles
representing the four phases or the
association work; educational, phys
ical social and spiritual training.
Twenty members were received and
each lighted her candle at the candle
OF the association. The Hymn of
Lights" sung by the entire association
closed the candle services and a social
hour followed when refreshments
were served and victrOla selections
were enjoyed. The membership COM
mittee received the guests AMI the
gymnasium class formed the serving
committee for the occasion.
The choirs of the quincy St and
the First Baptist churches entertain
ed more than $50 guests at the
Quincy st. church Thursday evening
a program was rendered as follows:
Trio. Misses Esther Fulton, Inez
Haeske and Lillian Sandmeier; quar-
tet by the First Baptist choir consist
j duncan
Glenn Cover and Harry JeIlison; whis-
thing solo by Miss Hannah Auer: Jap
anese drill by eight girls; duet 90
That We Two Were Maying," by Mrs.
Arthur Wass and Irving Fisher: read
ing by Rev. T. ]. Parsons; a solo. Il
Hear a Trush at Eve" by Miss Ju-
ia Re lie; violin solo by Miss Vida
Shonts and a solo by Glenn Cover. For
the closing hymn the Quincy st. choir
Il Trrfr
the piano by Miss Lillian Sandmeier.
Following the program social hour
was enjoyed when refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Charles Zigler, SIS w Colfax
av., was hostess in a pleasant manner
Thursday afternoon to members OF the
Mothers club. The afternoon was
spent with social diversions and to-
ward the close a Japanese Iuncheon1
was served IN the dining room which
was attraCtively decorated in red and
green. Eighteen guests were seated at
the table and each guest received SIS
a pace favor a picture of the club
members which was taken during the
summer months. Miss May Logan and
Mrs. Charles Hun attired in Japanese
costumes served. The next meeting
will be held on Dec. 1, the place to
be announced later
The Riverside club met at the home
OF Miss Pauline Minner. 1856 Wood
ward av., Thursday evening The time
was spent with needlework and a so
cial hour followed with refreshments
served by the hostess. The club will
meet IN two weeks with Miss Claudine
BrlckeH, 1929 Riverside Or.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Z. Moore. who have
~ g. n
$50 Forest av.. entertained - mem
ers OF the South Bend pOstoffice force
with a house warming Thursday even
ing. The affair was in the nature Of
a six o'clock dinner party, and social
evening was enjoyed.
The old Friends club was enter
tanned Thursday with a . o'clock
luncheon at the home of Mrs. Grant
Miller. Clay township. There were
covers for Mrs. A. J. Greenwood Mrs.
Arthur Kizer. Miss Emma Bestle. Miss
Gertrude Greenwood. Mrs. William
ellis. Mrs. Emma Landgraf Mrs.
David Austin and Mrs. Byron Chris
tan The club members will hold
their regular meeting Dec. Is at the
home OF Mrs. Emma Landgraf, Cot
tage Grove av.
Lecture day was observed by the
Impromptu club Thursday with a
meeting at the home Of Mrs r. J.
Harrison. 1881 woodward av A pro-
gram Of unusual interest was present
ed as follows: Friendship and Re
ligion." Gunsaulus was treated by
Mrs. T. J. Swantz; song. should Aud
Acquaintance BE Forgot" by the club;
extracts from David GraysOn's "Ad-
ventures In Friendship" WIS given by
Mrs. Ed. Morse; an original sorg.. by
Mrs More. called the "ImprOmptu