South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-10
SOCIETY

Members Of the X. n. 5. club
Pleasantly surprised Miss Lucille
Norris. "a r. Sample ST. Tuesday
evening. with a kitchen shower The
evening was spent win music and
games and social diversions. Nea-
the close. ref-esi ments were served.
Miss Norris viii 90 married % Cole
Hay Of this city the latter part or
June. The next meeting Of the club
viii be held with Miss Ruth nut.
son, 500 S. Fellows st.
The VIII one class Of Epworth
Memorial Sunday school met Tues
daJ evening at he home OF Miss
AJs.rt ena De W. es. 1919 ". Johnson
~. The former part OF the evening
vas given tc needlework ard social
diversions. piano selections and
vocal solos were given by Miss Eliz-
Hbeth Saubedissen and Miss Hazel
buckingham. Refreshments we're
served. on June s. Mrs. Carl Low
eli. 1915 Elmer st. viii be hostess
u the class members.
The May meeting OF the Women's
Home Missionary society of St.
PauFs Memorial NJ. f. church was
held yesterday afternoon in the
church parlors. Mrs Mary j. Lam
port. the president, conducted the
devotional exercises and after the
business meeting the afternoons
program was given IN charge OF Mrs.
G. A. Pitcher. who also gave a paper
on The Intergrating Force" Mrs.
Flora Smith read a leadet pertaining
20 the topic for the day: Marian Fish
entertained with poems from James
Whitcomb Riley, and the program
closed with a pleasing vocal solo by
Mrs. James L. Gardiner. Refresh
ments we're enjoyed. MIS-. Frances
Lane. 626 Harrison av., Will enter
tain the society June IS.
Al interesting business and So
cial meeting OF the Women's league
south section OF the First Methodist
church was held Tuesday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. George NJ. By
Ter. 223 s Lafayette ST.. with 60
members present After the ousi-
ness session the time was pleasantly
spent informally and refreshments
were served. The assisting hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs. John
Layton. Mrs. r. j. Steiner, Mrs.
+. 3. Rupel. Mrs. -. W. Place. Mrs.
Field Blake. Mrs Charles MichAels.
Mrs. Sarah Hart and Mrs. Isaac
Farneman The society is TO have
"a meeting June / 3 at the home OF
Mrs. W. A. Hager 116 5. Taylor
ST.
Mrs. Homer Taggart. 2O9 f. Bron-
son St, was hostess Tuesday after
noon at the usual meeting OF the
Broadway club. Mrs. F. c.. Lane
assisted the hostess iu entertaining.
a Travel Day program featured
the afternoon, during which time
the members who hs5 spent the
winter sojourning in California and
Florida told Of their trips Light
refreshments were served. Spring
blossoms were attractively arranged
about the rooms. On May %. Mrs.
Henry l. Spohp, 233 Z. Broadway,
viii entertain the club.
The Silver Pleasure club was en-
tertained on Tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. George Ireland. sos y. Main
ST. Needlework formed the pastime
for the afternoon, followed by. a
brief business meeting, after which
the hostess served refreshments.
Hiss Virginia Ann Wagner was a
lsucst OF the club. Mrs. o. Parvis.
sol r. Lasalle av., will have mem
beers of the club as guests May %.
Miss Gayle Ayres. daughter IF Mr..
and Mrs. John Ayres. 414 Hanna ST..
Logansport, Ind, and Guy Gunkle
of this city. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Sanders Gunkle Of Log1nspOrt. were
married Monday noon at Logan
sport The Rev. T.. Richard Ed
wards OF the Christian church per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gunkle have come 20 South Bend.
where the groom is employed. 10
make their home
Members of the Mothers Literary
club were entertained Tuesday af-
ternoOn at the home of Mrs. Walter
Tost. Miami ST. Several readings
on the general subject made up the
afternoons program. after which
there were refreshments. The club
Will have its next meeting May 30
The Business WOman's Bible class
held its regular supper last evening
at 6.15 O'Clock at the Young Wom-
ems Christian association. Mrs
Emma r. Harris had charge of the
lesson study after the supper The