South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-16
SOCIETY


socially With refreshments served
near the close.
Mrs. Edgar Parvis was hostess 10
the Tipperary club members Wed
nesday afternoon at her home SIS
r. Washington az. The afternoon
was spent with needlework and
games with refreshments served near
the close. In the contests Mrs.
Frank Williams and Mrs. George
Myers won the favors. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks
with Mrs. George Myers, S. Carroll
u.
Miss Ruth Vaness. Edwardsburg
I'd. was pleasantly surprised on
Tuesday evening, the occasion being
her 18th birthday anniversary.
Games and music with contests at
which Miss Violet Zaehnle and
James Fuller won the prizes COM
pleted the evenings entertainment.
A two-cOurse luncheon with covers
for "a guests was enjoyed at the
close.
The officers OF the WOman's Bene-
bees VIII give a St Patrick's thimble
at Beyler hall Friday afternoon from
2.3O until o'clock. An excellent
program consisting Of readings by
Miss Flossie Floran, and Miss Eliz-
abeth Boyer; instrumental solos by
Miss Lillian Cohn and Miss Inez
ZiIky. with a vocal duet by Miss
Eldora Gears and Mrs George Gall
and solos by Miss Ruby Wiltfong
and Rachael Cohn will be given.
Music will also be furnished by the
Lyric quartet. Toward the close re-
freshments will be served and the
pretty decorations about the hall will
be in keeping with the St Pat
rick's season.
The Woman's Missionary society
OF Conference Memorial United
Brethren church held a thimble at
the home OF Mrs. l.. +. Gerber, ia
Ohio St. Wednesday. The time was
spent with social diversions and at
noon a delicious s. Patrick's dinner
was served by the hostess. Covers
were laid for 25 guests
Mrs. ]. Steiner SO7 Prairie av..
was hostess to members of the \.
O.. p club Wednesday afternoon.
Needlework was a feature Of the
afternoon with a luncheon near the
close. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks at the home Of
Mrs. Glen Welch. Blaine av.
The department of literature, sec
lion one. OF the Progress club met
IN the club rooms Wednesday after
noon. with Mrs. y. @. Dakin acting
as leader assisted by Miss Gena
Thompson Book Y Of the Odyssey
was read and discussed. The next
department meeting will be March
20. TO give the teachers who are
members an opportunity to attend.
Mrs. c. MoOmaH 739 Diamond
av was hostess at tire fortnightly
meeting OF the Diamond Thimble
club Wednesday. The afternoon was
given TO the reading OF a paper on
Adolescence" by Mrs Frank Keller.
Roll call responses were Bible
verses. During the social part of the
day the hostess served refreshments.
In two weeks the club is % meet
with Mrs. Ohio Dalrymple, Diamond
av.
Mrs. Arthur T. Cook. 1905 Lin
coin way E, was hostess to mem
bers of the Mothers Literary club
Wednesday afternoon. The program
for tce afternoon was given by Mrs.
H. NJ K,nzie. Mrs. John Sears Mrs.
EdwS-d - hiteman. A pleasant So
cial time followed with the serving
Of refreshments. The club will meet
on March % with Mrs. G. II. Heide-
man. 1907 Lincoln way +.
The Shakespeare circle was en-
tertained by Mrs. Alex Staples. SIS
w Wayne St, Wednesday. Mrs II
r. Westervelt contributed the cur
rent events for the day. Mrs W. B.
Slower gave a paper on "Attoo. our
Most Westerly Possession. and Mrs.
r. II. Brugger had the cities Of
Alaska as her topic for discussion.
Late in the afternoon refreshments
were server Mrs. George Fulmer,
1928 s Michigan ST.. will act as
hostess at meeting March %.
A meeting of the Women's Home
Missionary society OF Grace NJ. +.
church was held in the social par
Tors OF the church yesterday. The
devotional service was conducted by
MS. c.. n Smith, Mrs. L. c. Kreid-
lef gave "A pleasing paper on the
subject OF Home Missions and the
Educative Force" and leaflets were
resd by Mrs. +. q. Jessup, Mrs.
Wesley Miller and Mrs George Gall
Refreshments were served. The so
ciety will have another meeting in
the church parlors April 10.
The Womau's Literary club was
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mr. w.. Hale Jackson at her home,