South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-07

/ entertained 40 mothers and their
children Thursday afternoon at the
church a part Of the afternoons
/ program was given by the children.
and Mrs. Floyd Bunch and Miss
Edith Hall sang a vocal duet. Mrs
F. r. Deller gave a talk on what
! the cradle roll means 10 mothers
and children; Mrs. Gail and Miss
/ E.ldora Gears closed the program
with a vocal duet Assisting the
I hostess in entertaining were Mrs C.
H. Smith. Mrs. Del,er. Mrs. Frank
Brodbeck. Mrs. William Row and
/ Mrs. +. K. Dougherty.
Mrs Carrie Royce. us y. Francis
st.. acted as hostess 10 members of
the Fancy Needleworkers yesterday
afternoon. The hours were pleas
antly spent crocheting and dainty
refreshments we're served There
was a full attendance OF members
and one invited guest and during
/ the business meeting one new mem
/ Der was admitted to the club. on
| July Is the meeting will be held at
/ the home Of Mrs. Pauline Deitz,
1906 S. Franklin st.
Members Of the Grandmothers'
club numbering Il and three Of the
/ grandchildren were entertained at
an all-day meeting Thursday by Mrs.
/ Lucinda Heck. $50 Lincoln way f.
/ For the dinner at noon the table was
prettily arranged 10 suggest a color
note OF red and white The after
noon was devoted TO needlewOrk and
a social time. on July "a the club
! viii have a picnic at Howard park
and the monthly meeting will be
held Aug. at the home of Mrs.
John Hartman. River Park.
/ The fortnightly meeting of the
/ Ladies' Aid society Of the Swedish
Lutheran church was held Thursday
afternoon at the church with a
/ gOOdly number in attendance. Rev.
G. Olson gave an address to the
member and the Misses Theresa
Peterson and Emma Johnson con-
tributed musical numbers. Mrs. Gust
Strom and Mrs. Edstrom were the
/ hostesses. Refreshments were en-
lioyed Members of the society will
have their next meeting July 10 at
Howard park.
Mrs. c. w. Slower, 624 Rush St,
entertained Thursday with a chill
dren's party 10 Is. honoring the
birthday Of her son, John, and also
the birthday of her niece. Amelia
Catherine Slower. of Detroit. Re
freshments We're served from a table
decorated with American flags. The
young guests were amused with
games and contests: George Slower
of Detroit. Sarah Jane Whey and
Jack Perkins of Mishawaka were
present from out Of town The host
received many gifts Of remem-
brance
Miss Marie Hagerty entertained
with a 8 o'clock dinner party on
the lawn Of her home. 2O3 s. Taylor
ST., last evening followed by a slum-
Der party. Japanese lanterns were
hung about the garden and red
/ blossoms decorated the dinner table.
Music was feature of the Informal
evening The guests were the Misses
Geraldine Toepp. Helen Rooster,
| Dorothy McInerny. Anna Marie Nc
Inerny and L. Schilling
The Ideal Embroidery club enter
tanned with its usual fortnightly So
cial afternoon Thursday at the home
of Mrs. John r. Inwood. 511 s.
Main ST. The early part of the af-
ternoon was taken up with sewing
following which there was a bust
ness session and refreshments were
served by the hostess No place has
been selected for the meeting on
! July 20.
Mrs. Eckert 1872 E. jefferson
blvd. was surprised by members of
the L. and q. club Thursday in re-
; membrance Of her birthday ami
We. sary. The time was spent So
cially and at the afternoons close
. a three-course luncheon was served.
The hostess received a number Of
gifts
A thimble given by the Helena
Rebekah lodge Sewing circle Thurs
( day afternoon at the hall was at
tended 10y 40 members and guests
A program was given during the af-