South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-13
Social and Other Interests of Women


The Benedict club entertained de-
lightfully Friday evening with a for
nal Valentine dancing party in Amer
lean hall. A profusion Of flags effec-
lively decorated the hall in honor OF
Lncoln's birthday while the dining
room was adorned with strands of
hearts appropriate TO Valentine day.
The guests mum bered SO. At II
O'Clock a delicious supper was served
in the dining room A bachelor COM
mittee composed Of ]. Lawson Midg-
ley, Dale Hitler and Daniel Schurtz
had charge OF the affair.
Mrs. Thad NJ Talcott. Riverside dr.
entertained with a tea dansant Friday
afternoon az the oliver hotel Assist
ed by Mrs. Harry Engman and Mrs
Edmund j. Roche. Mrs. Talcott re-
ceived about 100 guests. Dancing
was enjoyed in the tapestry room
where 25 tables we're prettiIy arranged
for tea. The rooms were decorated
with Killarney roses. Music was fur
nished by Messick's orchestra.
Celebrating Lincoln's birthday and
Valentine day, members of the G. A.
club were entertained with a dancing
party at the club Friday evening
About so couples enjoyed dancing
from $50 TO u. A delicious supper
was served during fntermission.
Those on the committee were, H. NJ
Kaufman, Charles Zigler, Otis RO-
mine, Harvey Rostiser and II. NJ Nc
Lain. Messicks orchestra furnished
the music.
Mrs Erwood Foulke. y. limerick
ST.. was hostess to a party of u
friends Thursday evening in honor of
Miss Coral Foulke of Warsaw. Ind
Music and games were the features of
the evening. Favors were won by
Mrs. Lawyer. Mrs. Myers and Mrs
Bauernfiend. The house was beauti-
fully decorated. dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess.
The la lis Missionary circle Of the
quincy Street Baptist church met Fri
day at the home of Mrs. Minnie Shet-
terly, 1924 Sherman av. After the
business meeting a program was given
as follows: A solo. Jesus Lover of
My Soul" by Mrs. c. Lamphier; ex-
tracts from the life of DR.. John T.
ClOugh, by Mrs. Seckinger; biography
Of DIR. Mackay, a south African mis-
siOnary, by Mrs. :. Tower; Foreign
Missions at Ellis Island, by Mrs g. a.
Warwick; Missions to American In
dams" by Mrs. G. Sandmeier. A do
nation of material for u quilts was
made by Mrs. J. i. King, which will
be sent TO four missionary fields. The
circle will meet March with Mrs. c.
Sandmeier, Sherman av.
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
met in the Grand Army hall Friday
A short program was given in honor
OF Lincoln's birthday. Papers were
read by Mrs Emma Fink Mrs. Mae
Bradley. Mrs. Loretta Gorsuch, Mrs.
Gertrude Matthews and Mrs. Anne
Williams. REGULATIONS We're given by
Miss Irene Henderson and Lucille
Hood. Refreshments were served by
the hostesses, Mrs. j. +. Klein, Mrs.
Anna Williams and Mrs. w. Bolts.
The circle Will meet Feb. &c with
Mrs. WILDER Gorsuch. 705 w. Wash
ington av.
twenty-five members Of the Aid So
ciety OF the First PRESBYTERIAN church
met Friday afternoon at the orphans
home to sew for the orphans.
Members Of the Frances Willard w.
c. r. L. were entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Miuta Moose, 7O1 r. South ST.
Friday. Scriptural readings were
given by Miss Anna Fox. DevOtionals
were led by Mrs William Edison and
Mrs s. COrdray. Papers were given
as follows: Legislature Council by
bright and Mrs Pickens. a quiz on
patent medicines was led by Mrs. w
Edison. A reading on a Grand Army
Veteran by Miss Genevieve Hawkins
completed the program. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess as
sisted by Mrs Albright during a So
cial hour. Mrs. Frank X. Dougherty.
III Tut ST, viii entertain the society
March Il.
Mrs NJ. Hndebrands Bible class
met Friday at the home of Mrs. D. NJ.
Calvert. 523 r. Monroe 81. The study
of Exodus was continued The study
OF the Passover will be taken up at
the next meeting Feb. 9 at the home
Of Mrs. Calvert.
Members OF the O. f. s. auxiliary
will be entertained with a Valentine
marty in the Masonic club rooms Mon
day afternoon. The hostesses viii be
Mesdames Olive Gibbs. Frances Urgu-
hart. Catherine Fehl. Frances McIn-
tire and Nellie Upton.
Thirty-six members Of the ladies'
Bible class. taught by Miss Maud
Wengard met at the home of Mrs. G..
81 Try $50 l.. keaSey ST., Friday
night. After the routine business a
social hour was spent. Dainty re-
freshments were served.
Mrs. Charles Shedrick. $50 Cleve-
land av., was pleasantly surprised in
honor Of her birthday anniversary. by
a party Of friends Thursday evening
She received many beautiful gifts.
The South Bend Business college
entertained Friday evening with a
Valentine dancing party. The school
hall was pretuly decorated with
hearts and streamers suggesting the
Valentine idea. over 500 of the old
and new students and their friends en-
loved the affair. a short program
preceded the dancing.