South Bend news-times., 1915-09-11
Social and Other Interests of Women


affair honOrcd the graduates of the
South Bend high school of the 1913
class who Will enter college this lall
and was the most delightful event of
the season. A program of IS dances
and two extras was played by the
Rag Pickers' orchestra under the
leadership Of George Miller. There
were more than so couples.
Mrs. r. c. RailsbacK entertained
the France willard W. c. II. Il. at the
monthly meeting Friday az her home.
621 s. Fellows 81. Mrs. Wesley Miller
led devotionals after which the super
intendents gave the reports OF the
work for the past year Election of
officers took place resulting as fol-
lows. Mrs Wesley Miller, president;
Mrs r O.. Railsback vice president:
Mrs. henry Kale, secretary; Mrs.
John Hively corresponding secretary;
Mrs. William Edison. treasurer. Mrs.
Wesley Miller and Mrs. Omer NaftZ-
ger were chosen as delegates 10 the
state convention at Muncie. Refresh
ments were served during the social
time. The meeting adjourned TO meet
oct at the home of Mrs Frank
ReXstrew. lie Paris ST.
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
was entertained at the home of Mrs
Charles II. Smith. 500 keasey st. The
assisting hOstesses We're Mrs. Mary
Rulo. Mrs. Genevieve Rulo. Mrs Mary
Sellers and Mrs. Ida Heckaman.
Fancy work was the feature of the
afternoon after which refreshments
were served. The members are max
ing preparations for bazar to- he
held some time soon. The next meet
ing of the circle viii be in two weeks.
Mrs. William Glenn G29 Cottage
Grove av.. entertained the Ladies' Aid
society of Westminster Presbyterian
church Friday afternoon at the reg
ular meeting. Only routine business
was transacted followed by the social
time when dainty refreshments were
served. The aid will meet on Oct
at the home Of Mrs David Austin on
the Niles road, for an all day meet
ing.
Miss Ruth Entzian. sos y. Main St
entertained members of the Alpha
lOta Mu sorority at her home Thurs
day evening. During the business
session the election of officers took
place followed by the serving of a
dainty luncheon. Miss Wilma Evans
1898 Woodward av. will be hostess to
the members Sept %.
a meeting of the d. s. S. club was
held at the home of Mrs. Peter Sor-
enssen. SIS Laporte av. yesterday
The afternoon was given to needle
work and n luncheon marked the
close. The october meeting will be
with Mrs. Louis Tavernier 1lO2
Huey St
Mrs. John NJ Steffee. 932 Milton
aV- entertained with a dinner party
fer Miss Lois RansbottOm of Grand
View, Ind, who is "a guest at the Stef-
fee home Dinner was served at 6
o'clock and places were laid for seven.
AstOrs were fashioned into q center
piece for the table.
Mrs. y. E. Rensberger. 1881 Allen
ST.. was hostess To the Neigh hborhood
circle at their regular fortnightlv
meeting Friday afternoon. The time
was devoted TO sewing after the busi-
ness meeting and refreshments were
served. Members of the club will be
entertained i'm two weeks by Mrs. S
g Rockstroh, 1887 Sherman av.
The Lucky Thirteen members were
entertained on Friday at the home of
Mrs. T.. T.. Culver Lincoln way W.
Several contests were given during
the afternoon and favoTs went TO Mrs
Brandt OF Mishawaka. Mrs. Joseph
Riffel and Mrs. Martin Beach. Re
freshments were served late in the
Cleveland av- viii be hostess on Sept. |
Members Of the Bible class of the |
First Christian church under the |
leadership of Mrs. John Tuckey met !
Friday for a social afternoon at the |
home OF Mrs George Myler, 5f5 AL |
len ST. At the close of a pleasant J
afternoon refreshments were served. |
Harry L. Yerrick, jr., entertained 10 |
of his young friends at a theater party
Friday afternoon on the occasion Of 4
MS tenth birthday anniversary. After /
the theater luncheon was served.
Mrs. Edward r. Haverstock. 226 E. |
ST., was hostess i'm pleasant ]
manner Friday evening TO a small |
party as a courtesy to the orchestra /
OF the First Christian church. Friends /
and mem bers were invited and about I
rs guests were present Music. games |
and a mock wedding were /
the pastimes OF the evening. Light I
were served toward the /
close.
The Wanita Sewing circle was en- (
tertained Friday afternoon with Mrs. 1
Herman Martin. SIS =. Carroll 81. The /
afternoon was spent at nee0lework /
and refreshments We're enjoyed dur |
ing will be held with Mrs. Gilbert /
Ifoerch 219 T.. Donald ST.. in two \
weeks
Miss Irene Loehr. PIG Wayne ST.. /
was charming hostess Friday evening i
to party of girls complimentary 20 /
AIiSs %eVa RupeI who is a bride OF /
this month The affair was i'm the /
nature of a hosiery and handkerchief I
shower 4 two-course luncheon was /
served toward the close of a social /
eVeuing. and covers were laid for I .. /
Garden flowers centered the table and I
q color scheme OF yellow and white I
was used
Misses Mildred and Inez Roswell. 4
1855 Riverside dr.. entertained de-
ughtfuly Friday evening with a /
% clock dinner as a compliment 20