South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-15

The Silver Pleasure club was
pleasantly entertained at the home
Of Mrs. Clinton Chreist. 716 f.
Keasey St, Tuesday afternoon.
Games and a business session with
necdlework completed the after
Moons enjoyment. and at O'Clock
dinner was served by the hostess.
Covers were laid for L. During
the afternoon plans we're made for
another Of the series OF parties 20
be given at the home of Mrs Charles
Fowler, 1131 +. Bowman ST. on
March p. and the next regular
meeting will be with Mrs s. NJ
Clark, 1909 ". Washington av.
The adult department OF the First
VI. +. Sunday school will entertain
with their third party for the sea
son which will be known as stunt
Night at the church parlOrs
Thursday evening. Some very novel
features are TO be presented by the
various classes, which constitute the
program. All are invited To come
and bring their friends. Refresh
meDts will be served.
4 general pupils recital will be
given on Thursday evening at the
conservatory ON music at Sis
O'Clock. by the pupils of Miss Caro-
len Waibridge, Miss Valera Bon
Durant, Max Miranda. Miss Dora
HershenOw. r. II. IngersoH and w.
y. McHenry.
husbands GO members OF the
Twin City Sewing circle pleasantly
entertained them at the home of
George o. Snyder. 109 " St Peter
ST.. Tuesday evening The time was
spent socially with games and an
oyster supper was served near the
close. Covers were laid for "a guests
and pretty SCvoratiOns about the
house were suggestive of the St. Pat
rics's season The regular meeting
of the circle Will be held next week.
Members Of the Women's Home
Missionary society of St Paurs
Methodist Memorial church met in
the parlors of the church for their
monthly meeting yesterday after
noon. The devotional service was
fUluuElGu Ul MIS- IL - e0uuudILu
and Mrs. c. H. Smoke was in charge
OF the days program giving "A True
Little Americana" a splendid violin
solo was given by Miss Esther Fulton
accompanied by Miss Bernice
Wayne; Mrs. r. ]. BisselI gave a
reading Home Missions and the
Educative Force" Mrs. George A.
Travers entertained with a vocal
solo; Mrs w. II. Armstrong gave
"A China Girl" which concluded
the afternoons program. Refresh
ments were served by the hOstesses
for the day, Mrs. c. A. Pitcher, Mrs.
G. NJ Barrett. Mrs. ]. ellis, Mrs.
r. Dunn and Mrs. NJ. NJ. Ginan. The
next meeting of the society will be
on April II.
Mrs. John O'Connor of Chicago.
prominent in woman's clubs, will
speak before the Progress club Sat
urday afternoon on Bird Instinct"
at "a meeting in the club rooms. To
some Mrs O'ConnOr will need no
Introduction as she has spoken be-
fore the Mishawaka Women's club
and was one Of its organizers. and
she has but recently been on a lee
ture tour which included Indian
apolis. The meeting will be under
the direction OF the nature study de-
partment. Members of the depart
ment met for the fOrtnightly meet
ing Tuesday afternoon. Miss Alma
Collmer had charge of the program
on how 70 study flowers giving the
analysis of specimens. Another
meeting will he held March IS.
The south section Woman's league
of the First Methodist church met
IN the social parlors Of the church
on Tuesday Mrs Otto Collmer act
ed as hostess for the afternoon as
sisted by Mrs. \. b. Geyer. Mrs.
Marshel Hughes. Mrs Willard la
vengood. Mrs. J.. r. Barham. Mrs.
Grace Mitchell Mrs. Eva J. Metzger.
Mrs. George Davis. and Mrs George
A. Freyermuth. After an interest
ing business session a social time
was enjoyed with sewing and re-
freshments served 10 the 90 in at
tendance. Members of the society
viii meet April Il.
Members OF the Les Bonne~ Ami
club were entertained Monday even
ing at "A St Patrick's party at the
home OF Miss Irene Loehr. 216 w.
WAYNE st. Miss Lena Young was
the assisting hostess. In the cleo
ton OF officers Miss LOehr was re-
named president. Miss Ethel Herb
ster. vice president. Miss Hazel Sew
ard secretary. Miss Fawn Robert
son. treasurer. Miss Dorothy Miller.
reporter After the business time