South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-08

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The Ladies' auxiliary Of Trinity
~ r church met Thursday with
Mrs. Homer Robinson. 1861 River
side drive The afternoon was spent
socially with business session
when the election Of officers took
place. The new officers are: Mrs.
William Hillman, president: Mrs. A.
kirkpatrick, first vice president;
Mrs. Clinton Phillips. second vice
president; Mrs. clyde Locke, secre-
tary. and Mrs. Clarence Stoudt.
treasurer. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. Samuel Roekstroh.
1887 Sherman av. Mrs. Locke will
be the assisting hostess.
Members OF the Bee Hive club
were entertained Thursday after
noon by Mrs. Minnie Burke. 104 $
ST. Louis ST. The afternoon was
spent socially and with contests in
which prizes were won by Mrs. jay
Coleman and Mrs. William Nell.
two course lunch was served. In
two weeks the club will spend the
afternoon at Leeper park.
Mrs. John Chapman of Santa re,
y. NJ. who for quite "A number OF
years was the president of the
Women's Missionary circle OF the
First Baptist church Of this city.
was the honor guest at a thimble
given by Airs. A. c. Keltner, S27
Park av. Thursday afternoon. Mrs
Chapman has been visiting at the
home Of Mrs. J. +. Carpenter. Hold
son ct. The house was decorated
with old-fashioned asters in pink
and white and each Of the Is guests
received a flower at the luncheon
which was served late in the after
noon.
The college farewell dance last
evening. proved the most brilliant
event OF its kind ever given at the
Oliver hotel More than % couples
danced in the tapestry room with
the Rag Pickers' special 10 piece
orchestra The bright hued filmy
gowns of the young women tiutter-
ing about. added just the required
bit of brilHance to the scene. Miss
Marjorie Sweet Of Chicago, guest of
Mr.. and Mrs r. Louise Kuhns,
Miss Dona Schad of Cincinnati, Miss
Aiene and Natalie French of Niles,
guests of Mrs. Richard Elbel, the
Misses Marjorie Atkinson, Marjorie
Bennett Reginald Smith and Mat
thew Towar Of Niles were among the
out Of town guests. Others were
present from Elkhart. Fort Wayne.
Higman park. Cleveland and Kansas
City.
The South Bend Kappa Kappa
Gamma sorority entertained its
members and few guests at their
monthly dinner last evening at the
Lexington tea room. Miss Stephens
and Miss Miner of Plymouth, both
Kappas at Northwestern university,
Mrs. Thompson of Portland. Ore,
guest OF Mrs. Wilber Warner and
Miss Florence Morse of Sioux City,
Ia. guest of Mr. and RMS. ]. 5.
MCGOWAN. were the invited guests.
Besides these there were places for
nine members. The sorority will give
it's next dinner oct 3, and the reg
ular meeting will be on Sept. is.
A meeting Of the Sumption Prairie
Home Economics club was held
yesterday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Peter Patterson. Papers we're
read by the hostess on, Classes Of
/ Vegeta bles". and by Mrs. r. p
/ Brownlee. whose subject was Cook
/ ing and Value Of Vegetables" NIu-
sic was furnished by Miss Mildred
I Patterson. Refreshments were serv-
ed late in the afternoon. Members
Of the club will have a meeting oct
~. with Mrs. Howard Ort.
Members of the Good Friends
I club. held their first meeting of the
season Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs j. c. Myers. 523 s.
Fellows ST. The afternoon was spent
socially and making plans for the
year. The hostess served a delicious
three course luncheon from a table
centered with garden flowers. There
were places for 10 members The
next meeting is TO be held Sept.
I 21. with Mrs. George O'Den, COS
S Michigan st.
/ Miss Margaret Carver of Pratt.
Kan. who is the house guest of
/ Miss Sarah Witwer 1914 s. Michi-
gan St. will be complimented with