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

Miss Neva Rupel, bride 10 be, was
honored guest az tea given Thursday
afternoon by Miss Ruth Nicely at her
home. 1243 5. Main St. 10 company
OF 25. A decorative scheme OF pink
and white was cleverly carried out in
the rooms and tea tables. Miss Louise
Sheppard, of Madison, Wis, house
guest OF Miss Nicely poured. Miss
Jennie Noisom, 729 Cushing ST.. will
give an afternoon party on Monday in
compliment TO Miss Rupel.
The Twin City Sewing circle was en-
teTtaiEed yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
L. =. Carpenter 826 +. Colfax av.
Favors in the contests were taken by
Mrs. Harry Vanderburg Mrs. Ed Wit
wer. Mrs. George Snyder and Mrs.
George Dressler. At the close OF the
meeting a dainty two course lunch
con was served by the hostess. The
members planned TO spend the day
Sept % at Hudson lake Mrs. w. c.
Herzog. Mishawaka, Will be hostess
at the regular meeting in two weeks
Mrs. c. W. Coen 721 Park av., was
hostess 20 members of the G. w b. NJ
of the First Christian church Thurs
day afternoon at the monthly business
meeting Mrs. Clifford DuComb led
devotional exercises. Mrs. T.. w
Taylor gave a paper on Service With
Life" and Lorenzo POrTas of the Phil
ippine Islands. gave a very entertain
ing talk on the religion OF the islands
The social hour was enjoyed after the
meeting. In place OF the business
meeting oct. 7, the society will give a
banquet at the Y. NJ. G. A. but no
definite plans have been made.
Mrs. F. ]. BoIin, 2O1 Tutt St. was
hostess in pleasant manner Thurs
day TO the Ideal Embroidery club
members. The hours were devoted to
needlework after which a two course
luncheon was served TO the / ? guests
present Mrs. Ivan Edwards, 1914
5. Carroll St, will entertain the club
on Sept. %.
The Aid society Of Epwortp NJ. E.
church met in the church pariOrs on
Thursday. The annual election Of
officers took place as follows: Mrs.
David HeintZleman, president; Mrs.
ID. l.. COlp, vice president: Mrs Clar-
ence Hopkins, secretary; Mrs. A. d.
Dyke, treasurer; Mrs J. Miller chap
lain. During the business session it
was decided to hold the monthly bust
ress meetings on Thursday instead Of
Friday as has been the custom and
also TO hold the meetings at the mem
bers homes rather than the church.
The society will meet oct. with Mrs.
A. Dyke, 1905 n. Johnson st.
Members Of the Ladies' Aid society
OF Grace NJ f. church met on Thurs
day for n business meeting at the
church. After the routine business
had been transacted and reports heard
the time was spent socially when mu-
steal selections were given and re-
freshments were served to 60. A meet
ing of the society will be held oct.
Z in the church.
The first session Of the Thursday
club for the season was held at the
home of Mrs. y :. Lindquist, 209
Duban av, Thursday The topic for
the year will be the study of italy
After the business meeting the sec
rotary, treasurer and auditing con-
mittees gave their reports and Mrs
Ida North gave the report of the / 3th
district convention OF federated clubs
neld at Mishawaka in May Mrs.
Frank G. Freyermuth resigned as sec
rotary TO be succeeded by Mrs James
Kelley a ster which the new officers as
sumed their work for the year.
Mrs Marshel Hughes read paper
on Mythical Founding of Rome"
which was prepared by Mrs Charles
Miller. Mrs. James Kelley had the
story OF 'COriOlarus and Cincinatus;''
Mrs George Nather had paper
iourued 10 meet i'm two weeks with
Mrs. J. r. Kelley, 1112 f. Broadway.
Mrs Ida O'Donneu, Mrs. Peter Har-
mon and Mrs Edward Graf were
hostesses Thursday 20 members Of the
Sewing circle OF the German Zion
church at a meeting I'm the parish
nool. The time was spent with
LetedlewOrk and refreshments were
served late in the afternoon. An
other meeting of the circle will be
held in two weeks.
The Circle Of Mercy was entertain-
cd at the home OF Mrs :. J. Howard,
116 Lincoln way w. Thursday after
noon at the first meeting of the sea-
son. Reports on the work during the
summer was given by the chairmen
of the various committees. Plans were
discussed for card party TO be held
early in October. Complete details
will be arranged at the next meet
ing After the business time there
was a social our with refreshments
served by the hostess. Mrs. J. =. But
Ter 304 5. Scott ST.. will be hostess
10 the circle in two weeks.
Mrs George z. Mitchell. GA
Quincy St. was hostess 10 the Modern
Beehive club Thursday evening. After
a business meeting games and contests
were participated in, the favOrs going
20 Mrs Edith Mitchell. MRS.. Fanny
Coleman and Mrs Maude Dice. Three
guests were present, Mrs. Emma Reed
and Mrs. Edith Mitchell of this city
and Mrs. Rose Sheridan of Detroit.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess and the guests presented her
with a beautiful gift. as her anniver-
sary fell on that date In two weeks
the club will be entertained by Mrs.
Jennie Morris, SIT Adams ST.
The Riverside Drive club entertain
cd very charmingly Thursday evening
with a shower at the home of the
Misses Claudine. Deva and Marie
Bricken 1929 Riverside dr., COmpli-
mentary 20 Miss Pearl dinner, whose
marriage 10 Russell NJ Heffner viii
take place Sept. Is. Games and vic
trola selections were features Of the
evening Luncheon was served from