South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-27
SOCIETY


Novel club az a $50 O'Clock diner
this evening in honor OF her guest.
Mrs. Dora Trunk OF Denver, Colo.
Jonquils and narcissus viii be used
on the table featuring a color note
OF yellow and white, and covers will
be laid for IA Miss Helen Gregory
will assist the hostess. Those pres
ent viii be Mrs. Eugene 3. Warner,
Mrs Herbert u. Warner. Mrs Gil
bert Dunklin, Mrs. Lawrence Ro-
mine. Mrs Leverett Trash. Yrs.
Stanley Stephenson. Miss ., IS
Staples, Miss Mable Miller. Is
Harriet Slower. Miss Louise stuL =
baker and Miss ElinOr Wolf,
Mrs. Q. y. SSolloway. y. Brookheld
av., was pleasantly surprised We'd
nesday by a number OF friends in
honor Of her birthday anniversary.
The time was spent with games and
music and luncheon was served at
noon.The guests numbered 10.
Mrs. Carl Mellquist +. Dayton ST..
pleasantly entertained the members
Of the Golden Rod club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. The time
was given TO needle work and toward
the close a social hour was enjoyed
with refreshments. The next meet
ing Of the club viii be in two weeks.
Members Of the Opposition club
were entertained at the home OF
Mrs Frank Newton. 134 Haney av.,
Wednesday evening in celebration Of
80 81 nh
The evening was spent in a social
manner and refreshments marked
the close. The club will meet next
month with Mrs. Lloyd Beyrer. 7O5
Leland av.
The fortnightly meeting Of the
history department OF the Progress
club was held in the club rooms
Wednesday afternoon. The pro-
gram was in charge of Mrs. L. NJ
Hammerschmidt, who gave a paper
on "Our immigration Laws" and
Mrs Charles L. Perkey, whose sub
iect was Promotion OF Foreign
Commerce" Chapter As Of the text
hook was read The study of South
America was decided upon as the
topic for next years work. The
department viii meet in two weeks
Members Of the independent club
were entertained Wednesday after
nOo2 by Mrs. Albert Wright. I'll
Marietta ST. Delightful musical
numbers were given by Mrs. John
Shenenberger and Mrs. Murphy Fa-
vOrs in the contests were taken by
Mrs. f Vanderhoof, Mrs. John shay
and Mrs. IT. Lee. A luncheon served
by the hostess marked the after
moons close In two weeks the club
will have a meeting at the home Of
Mrs. John w. Hinkle, Kunstman ct.
The Reclamation circle was enter
tanned very pleasantly last evening
by Miss Wilma Feaser. rs r. Day
ton St Social Conditions" was the
subject Of an interesting discussion.
which was followed by a social time.
with musical numbers by Miss
Geneva Morse. and refreshments
were served by the hostess. The club
will meet on Feb at the home of
the Misses Morse, 116 r. Dayton st.
Mrs. L. r. Martin. Woodward av
was hostess at a meeting of the
Lincoln Way club Wednesday. A
part OF the afternoon was devoted
20 reading chapters on Child
Study" after which the time was
given TO sewing. and refreshments
were served. Mrs <. L. Alderman,
1405 Lincoln way W. will enter
tain the club at the meeting 10 be
held Feb. 8.
a pleasant afternoon Of needle
work was enjoyed by the Lafayette
Thimble club members Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs Frank A.
Hauck. SIS Cushing ST. Mrs. Nellie
Doan Of Elkhart was a guest for
the afternoon. Luncheon was served
by the hostess The next club
meeting viii be Feb. Q. with Mrs.
Harvey Hauck. Woodward av.
Forty members attended a meet
ing of the Pythian tea ladies Wed
nCsday afternoon in the X. of p
hail The afternoon was spent Sc
cially with sewing. and refreshments
were served by the hostesses. Mrs.
Wilbur Gorsuch. Mrs Elmer Hart
man and Mrs O. F. Fries Another
meeting will be held Feb. Q.
The COY Corner circle members
were entertained at the home Of Mrs.
George Loughman. 716 s Michigan
ST. Wednesday afternoon A dainty
luncheon was served at O'Clock.
after some time devoted TO crochet
work There were 20 guests present.
Mrs Lester SpideL PA f. Broad
way. viii be hostess at the next
meeting Feb. g.
The meeting Of the "Wednesday
club was held al the home of Mrs.
c. u. Emmons, 202 S Scott II
Wednesday Current events were
discussed. with Mrs Walter Derr i'm
charge OF the afternoons program.
"China's open Door will be the
topic taken up at the meeting next
week
The regular meeting of the Wom-
ems Bible class 5-A was held at the
home OF Mrs. vs.. H. Shontz. POS
r. Marion So. After the lesson study
The class adjourned 90 meet Feb 3.