South Bend news-times., 1915-03-13
Social and Other Interests of Women


Section two of the department OF
literature Of the Progress club met
Friday afternoon at the Progress club
rooms Three unusually interesting
papers were given as follows. BY
MIS-. J. l.. Sailors on THE Famous
french Actors - COqueHn, MOunet,
Sully and Reiane;" Mrs. Lawrence Ro-
rhine on the Coincide FRANCHISE and
Its influence and one on "Hervieu"
was given by Miss Florence Peck.
Mrs. Floyd Reece, 726 Diamond av..
was hostess 20 the Diamond Thlmble
club Friday afternoon. 1frs. CthO
Dalrymple gave pleasing paper.
Mrs. Frank Keller had charge of the
contests, favOrs at which we're won by
Mrs 4. A. Dodge and Mrs. Carter
The hostess served light refreshments
at the close Of the afternoon. The
club will meet March "A with Mrs. J
Cranor 737 Diamond av.
Mrs. c. Anderson. 727 South Bend
av., was surprised Friday evening BY
a number Of her friends in honor II
her birthday anniversary. a contest
was the feature of the evening at
which favors were won by Miss Fran
ces LayIan. William White and Mr.
Smith. FulsOn's orchestra gave sew
eral selections. The hostess served a
evening.
The Ladies Mission circle Of the
Quincy Street Baptist church met Fri
day afternoon with Mrs. Charles Sand
meiF. 513 Allen st. DevOtiOus were led
by Mrs Il. J. Parsons. The following
program was given: Song by Mrs.
and Miss Sandmeir; papers were given
by Mrs. Roy Smith on Doctor CICu-
er's Work" Mrs. G. A. Warwick on
Look Out and See our Triumph"
Mrs. Clair Ogg THE Lords Remem-
brauces;" Mrs. ChappeFs Testimony
OF the Statement" and Mrs Parsons
on the Lincoln Highway Missionary
Work The meeting was closed with
prayer by Rev. Parsons. The circle
will meet April o. the place to be de-
cided later.
The Leota Counsel met Friday aft
ernoOn at the home of Miss Carrie
Clark, 401 s. Main st. a short bust
ness meeting was followed by a social
hour after which refreshments were
served. Arrangements We're made to
give Coffee every two weeks in the
future.
Miss Ada CampbelTs Sunday school
class for Sunday school teachers met
Friday evening at the Y. ". G. A.
when the usual study was continued.
The class Will meet March 10
The Bible class under the leader
ship of Rev. r. J. Parsons OF the
Quincy Street Baptist church met on
Friday evening at the Y w. G. ~ for
their regular weekly meeting.
Mrs. +. Bailey. S. Main ST. was host |
ess TO the Juanita Sewing circle Fri /
day. A contest was the feature of the |
afternoon favOrs at which were won |
by Mrs. Welsh and Mrs Shenenberger |
one new member was taken into the |
circle. Plans were discussed for a ba-
zar to be held some time soon. Ar
rangements were made for a card par |
ty to be given in the hall March 80 |
The circle will meet March 26 at the /
home of Mrs. T. Cook, $50 $. Main St !
The hostess was assisted by Mrs Lulu |
Carson and Mrs. II. Denslow.
The Frances Willard W. c. T. Z. |
met Friday afternoon with Mrs Alice |
Jefferies. 1911 :. Lafayette St Mrs /
r. c. Railsback presided at the meet |
ing. The chapter from the scripture /
was read by Mrs. o. Naftzger, Mrs |
John Hively gave a leaflet on What /
One Woman Did" Mrs. 5. Naftzger I
gave a talk on Prohibition State /
and Neal Dow. the RefOrmer." A solo |
by Mrs. Timothy Shanafelt completed !
the afternoons program. a social |
hour with refreshments followed. The /
society viii meet April 9. the place to \
be announced later The hostess was /
assisted by Mrs. s G. Lehman.
Mrs. +. j. Amons, 1910 e. Calvert |
St, was pleasantly surprised Thursday /
evening by 90 OF her friends in honor /
Of her 5Sth birthday anniversary. a |
social evening was enjoyed and ar its /
close the hostess served a dainty /
luncheon.
Mrs. Cora Collard. 721 S Michigan |
st, was hostess Friday afternoon to /
the members of the Norman Eddy /
Sewing circle. arrangements we're |
made 10 make flowers for Memorial |
day. Mrs. May Bradley, the new pres
ldent, presided at the meeting. Needle /
work was enjoyed after the business
was transacted. The decorations and |
refreshments were suggestive Of St |
Patrick's day. About so members
were present. The circle Will meet
March 26 at the hall, when the host
esses will be Mrs. Stanley Foster, Mrs.
Alta Willis and Mrs. Ruddick Mrs
Ccilard was assisted by Mrs. Martha '
IOughman and Mrs Edith Miller