South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-06-23

Mrs. John c. VanRiper, jr.. Mrs. Jo-
seph de Lorenzi. jr, Mrs. Noel :.
Dunbar, Mrs. William Temple and
Mrs. Reed l.. Parker of Chicago
Mrs Ida Clemens. Sill Diamond
av., was hostess at a meeting of the
Fancy Needleworkers' yesterday aft
ernoon. The hours we're given to
crochet work and q social time. A
luncheon was served in two courses
by the hostess assisted by Mrs. John
LaCOmbe Garden roses formed the
decorations for the rooms There
we're II members and two invited
guests at the meeting. Another
meeting of the club is to be held
July 6. with Mrs. Carrie Royce, rs
y. Francis st.
Mrs. John He'll S14 Lindsey St,
was hostess 10 the Swastika club
n.emb ers at their regular meeting
Thursday afternoon. Plans for a
picnic were talked over but no date
was decided upon. The early part
of the afternoon was given to needle
" ork after which refreshments were
served from table in the center of
which was a large bunch of pink
and white June roses The club
will meet July 90, at the home of
Mrs. II. w. Striebel. SIS Leland az.
The Modern Beehive club held its
fortnightly meeting Thursday with
Mrs Mary Starbuck, SIS Diamond
av. The members were entertained
with games and contests and the
favor was taken by Mrs. William
Nell Mrs Rose O'Neill of Fort
Wayne deputy great commander.
was a guest of the afternoon. The
hostess served a two-course lunch
con Members of the club will meet
July at the home of Mrs. Iva Hois-
ingtOn. y. Allen ST.
Mrs. Charles Schubert, 217 s.
Scott St. was hostess Wednesday
afternoon to the Birthday circle.
The honors at cards went to Mrs.
Raabe. Mrs. George Moore and Miss
Tleck. Light refreshments were
served. Mrs. NJ. r. Daley. S33 \.
Ninth St. River Park. will entertain
the club July 5.
The Nonpariel club was entertain
ed by Mrs. James Collard. 7O5 S.
Michigan St, Thursday afternoon.
4 guessing contest was the main
feature of the social afternoon. Mrs.
Charles Becker and Mrs. Ollie
Freese received the favors. After a
time spent sewing the hostess serv-
ed refreshments. Mrs Freese will be
hostess 10 the club July s, at her
home. 301 Pennsylvania av.
The Plymouth club held meeting
on Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Charles McLaughlin, St. Joseph ST.
Mrs. Edward r. Monroe was adj
mitted as a member of the club and
after the business meeting the time
was spent in a social manner when
refreshments were served. The favor
in a contest was awarded 10 Mrs W
I. Hunt Members of the club will
be entertained by Mrs. II. Z. sud
darth, Mishawaka, July 9.
a well-attended meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Swedish
Lutheran church was held Yesterday
afternoon In the entertaining par
lOrs of the church Mrs John q
Steiner and Mrs T. HOlth We're the
hoStesses. The days program was
given 10y Mrs John Johnson. Mrs.
Victor EdstrOm and Miss Cora Holth.
who gave a reading The Rev Olson
gave an instructive address. Re
freshments were served The society
is to meet July s at the church.
Mrs. William A Bertsch. Wood
land av.. River Park entertained
very delightfully."- for members of the
Ideal Embroidery club Thursday az
ternoon The guests spent the time
with SEWING. and the close of the
social afternoon was marked by the
serving OF refreshments. Mrs. John
r. Inwood, ST. 5. Main ST. is TO act
as hostess AT the clubs next meeting
July s.
The annual picnic of the As You
Like II club was held last evening
Rt the home II Mrs. c. + Post Niles