South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-10-09
Social and Other Interests of Women



the superintendent and also gave an
account OF the state convention at
Muucie at which she was delegate.
superintendent were appointed as
follows: Miss Anna Fox, health and
heredity; Mrs. Anna Davis, mothers
meetings and social charity: Mrs.
Mary Hankins, Sunday school; Mrs.
Hattie Beaver. purity in literature and
art; Mrs. Minnie Pickens Sabbath OBJ
servance; Mrs. Hattie Webster, flower
mission; Mrs. Moose temperance liter
ature; Mrs. Fred Fromm, scientific
temperance. Mrs. Noah Platz, fran
chise and Christian citizenship; Mrs.
Iva Naftzger, social and red letter
day; Mrs. William Edison, press; Mrs.
Timothy Shanafelt. work among rail-
road employees; Mrs. Railsback par
liamentary usages; Mrs. John Htvely,
anti-narcotics; Mrs. Grace Albright,
peace and arbitration; Mrs Shanafelt,
pianist: Mrs. Kale. rescue. The next
meeting will be held Nov. II with Mrs.
Henry Kale. 141s s. Michigan 81.
A meeting OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of Lowell Heights church was
held Thursday afternoon in the social
room of the church. The usual bust
ness session was held after which
refreshments were enjoyed. The Off
GERS for the ensuing year are as fol-
lows: Mrs. William Baker president;
Mrs. ]. Deka, vice president; Mrs. j.
Rothballier, secretary; Mrs Louis
Alexander, treasurer; Mrs. Walter
HUFF, Mrs. Chester Hawk and Mrs.
Paul Woodruff. flower committee.
During the social hour refreshments
were served. The next regular
monthly meeting OF the society will be
in the church on Nov. 4.
Mrs Henry Mast. Sol S. Michigan
st, was hostess to the Good Friends
club Friday. A dainty two course
luncheon marked the close Of a social
afternoon. Miss Bessie HOgue gave
several pleasing recitations. The
home was made attractive by the use
OF an abundance OF dahlias in red.
purple. pink and white. on oct. %
members OF the club will meet with
Mrs. Clara RepiOgle, $40 s. Columbia
ST.
The Fome Economics club OF Clay
township met Friday afternoon at the
JJllery school A paper on Milk" was
given by Mrs. John 5. Bordner; Miss
Carrie Briggs had a paper on The
Ideal Farm House" and also read an
article on THE Smith Lever Bill
which pertains to the Home Econom-
les classes and how they are conduct
ed Another meeting OF the club will
be held oct. % in the school.
The Ladies' Aid society of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church met at the
home of Mrs. David Austin, Niles I'd,
Friday for an all day meeting. a pic
mic dinner was served at noon and the
afternoon was devoted TO sewing and
a social time. Plans were made for
chicken pie supper and bazar TO be
given Nov. I. A meeting Of the aid
will be held Nov. Il at the home of
Mrs. George Kizer, Lincoln way q.
Mrs. Verne Van Dusen was hostess
at the meeting Of the NeighbOrhood
circle Friday afternoon at her home.
1929 Allen ST The occasion was the
eth anniversary of the circle. A
luncheon was served after "A time
spent in a social manner and with
sewing In two weeks Mrs. Il. r. An
derSon, 1908 Allen St, will be the
hostess.
Mr. and Mrs. Rollo G. Page. sol N.
LAFAYETTE ST. entertained the mem
bers OF the Mothers club and their
husbands last evening at the regular
dinner OF the club. The guests were
seated at small tables centered with
fall flowers clustered in crystal vases.
Mrs. w. II Swintz, Mrs. Adam Shid
Ter. Mrs. E NJ. Herr and Mrs. T. II.
BuIla assisted the hostess. The even
ing was spent informally.
The girls of 1911 Witwer av. en-
tertained with a o'clock dinner party
Thursday evening on the occasion or
the birthday anniversary of Miss En-
ma Cofting Pink and white rosebuds
we're fashioned into a centerpiece for
the table and places were laid for
L. The guests enjoyed an Orpheum
party following the dinner Mr.. and
Mrs John Hook Of Evansville and
Miss Zoe Lynch Of Chicago were pres
ent from away.
Mrs. Lewis Berger. 1113 Lincoln
way w, was hostess Thursday at the
meeting OF the Eureka club. The af-
ternoon was given TO needlewOrk and
social time with a luncheon served
by the hostess to the Il members
and two guests present. Mrs. w. Il.
Calvert. 1912 W. COlfax av., Will be
hostess oct. 1.
Mrs. Jesse Gum. 1241 Mccartney
ST entertained the Sewing circle of
the Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church Friday. The members spent
The afternoon with needlework for the
bazaar TO be given some time soon.
Light refreshments were served. An
All day meeting will be held next
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. Leslie
McCOrkle, Quincy ST.
Members OF the Young MatrOn' =
club were entertained on Friday aft
ernoon BY Mrs. Emil Reyer, 6l4 Port
age av. who is an honorary member
The hours were pleasantly spent with
1eedlework after which refreshments
we're served. Mrs. William StockfOrd,
liz W. Monroe St. will be hostess at
he meeting oct %.
Mrs Martin Beach. S27 IL S. Will
am ST. was hostess at the regular
meeting of the Lucky Thirteen club
cards were the feature OF the after
noon and the guests filled three tables
two course luncheon was served AT
The close OF the meeting. The mem
bers will be entertained oct. % 1y
Mrs Parks b. Rhodes, 313 r. Wayne
II
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
net In the q. A. r.. hall Friday after