South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-07-03
SOCIETY

The sunday school classes OF the
First Brthrcn church gave "A miscel-
laneous shower for Mr.. and MIS-
Harry Beadles. 74S s. Main ST.. Fri
day evening. The evening was spent
at games and music. Refreshments
were served marking the close. The
and were recipient Of many pretty
gifts
The Womens Missionary society Of
the First Baptist church met Friday
sftern con with Mrs. u. NJ. Calvert, 523
l. Monroe st. A program as render
ed In charge of Mrs. a. G.. Keltner, the
subject being THE Red Mans social
Life" Those assisting in the program
were Mrs. S. q. Chard, Miss Alice Mac
Rae. Mrs. G. Robertson, Mrs. W. W.
Davis Mrs. J. GOOdenOugh. and Mrs.
r. Sholly. Miss Dorothy Chard told
a very interesting missionary story.
The Woman's Dining club left today
for house party sunday and Mon
day at Hahn villa, Diamond lake This
meeting will be in place Of the regular
monthly meeting.
An attractive summer dancing
party was given last evening in Amer
lean hall by % young women Of the
high school younger set. The decora-
tions were in read. white and blue.
suggestive OF the fourth. Large flags
shaded the lights and were draped
over the entrance door. a cOsey cor
ner occupied one corner OF the room. |
Each person carried a lighted |
"sparkler'' during the first dance |
Messick's orchestra played the pro- !
gram OF / 2 dances after which tight |
refreshments we're enjoyed. There |
were so guests present. Mr.. and Mrs. |
Charles Mnlhouse, Mr.. and Mrs. John
A. Kaufer Mrs. George L. Hager and |
Mrs. Flora s. Guthrie were the chape- |
rOns for the evening.
Mrs. Edgar Wilson. 523 Cleveland |
av, was hostess to the Women's Mis- !
sionary society Of Westminster Pres |
byterian church at the regular meet |
ing Friday. She was assisted by Mrs |
J. ID. ]. Farneman. Mrs. Howard Daw- |
ley and Mrs. Alfred r. Beyrer- Miss
Ruth Hardy gave talk on the Need |
Of Missions Among Women" Miss
cleo Young talked on What is Being |
Accomplished Among Foreign Won !
en-" Mrs. a S. ROOs had a reading
on the Summer Work of the Asso- |
ciated Clarifies" Mrh. L. Whitcomb |
gave a pleasing account Of the sum-
mer Bible school of the First Pres /
byterian church which concluded the |
program. Light refreshments marked
the close OF the meeting. Guest day
will be observed Aug. 6.
Members of the women's Mission |
airy society OF the First Presbyterian !
church met Friday afternoon for the |
regular monthly meeting in the |
church. The hOstesses were Mrs. ]. |
r. VanDenBosch. Mrs Rebecca Por-
- In NH Mr-
s Apologize led the devotional exer- |
cises and members Of the society gave
the current events in missionary work. |
Miss Charlotte Partridge gave a read |
ing on the "Missionary's Church and
Social Needs. The social hour with
refreshments closed the meeting.
Aug the mid summer meeting will
be held at the home OF Mrs. Nellie S.
TalcOtt. 1241 Lincoln way K.
Mrs c. A Thornberg. 7O6 S. Mari
eta St. was hostess Friday TO the
Wanita Sewing circle The afternoon
was spent in a social way with needle
work and a luncheon was served. Ar
rangements were made for an outing
10 be held July 16 at the summer
home OF Mrs. NJ. T. Zimmerman. The
members will leave on the s o'clock
car and enjoy an all day outing. One
new member was taken into the cir
Gle. Fi6nS were ulSCuSSeQ tOI the an
nual outing Of the club TO be held
soon.
A meeting OF the Worth While cir
Gle OF the First M. T.. church was
held on Friday at the home of S. NJ.
Baum. 101S Lincoln way W. The
time was spent with sewing for the
Children's Dispensary. VictrOla Sc
iections were enjoyed and refresh
ments served by the hostess. assisted
by Mrs. #. w. Weldon, Mrs. ]. r.
Rachel and Mrs. A. G. Rumpf. There
we're so members present Mrs G. d.
Britton, I011 +. Mad son St. will en-
terJain the members at an all day
picnic Aug. 8.
The Women's Missionary society Of