South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-01

two readings. one being Roses
. Gone and the other a comic selec-
ton, The Bride and the Butcher"
The meeting closed with prayer and
refreshments by the hostess. The
{ one for July has been postponed
owing 20 the absence OF some Of
the officers
Mrs. o. p. O'Brien of ". Washing
ton av.. entertained with an informal
dinner dance at her home last even
ing in honor Of the birthday ami
versary OF her son. Frank O'Brien.
/ Covers were placed for Il at dinner
! The table was beautifully arranged
with clusters Of June lilies and pink
roses. Among the guests were Mrs.
| o. Brien's granddaughter. Misses
Henrietta and Pauline O'Brien OF De
troit Mrs. O'Brien and granddaugh-
tiers will motor 70 Chicago today TO
/ remain over the Fourth.
The Ladies Aid society Of the
/ Quincy St Baptist church met in the
church parlors yesterday afternoon
for its monthly meeting Mrs. ID.
Rose Neithardt were hostesses and
/ Miss Ruth Mitchell favored with
! several piano selections. Devotions
| were in charge OF Mrs. L. +. Jain.
| The feature Of the meeting was the
] announcement by the president. Mrs.
r. H. Smith, that the full amount
of the $500 pledge 10 the building
| fund Of the church had been raised.
| II was voted TO send a donation Of
clothing and fruit TO a Hungarian
missionary at Hammond. Dainty
refreshments were served. There
we're 20 present. II was decided TO
hold a picnic in Leeper park Thurs
| day. July 20.
A business meeting of the Wo-
mans Missionary society of Mizpah
Evangelical church was held Thurs
| day afternoon at the church par
sOnage. Mrs. ]. w. Bucks had charge
of the lesson study. Mrs John
Hively and Mrs. Dan Haley we're
named delegates 10 the convention
at lakewood pax. Lake Wawasee. on
/ August 1. A social hour with re-
/ freshments was enjoyed after which
/ the society adjourned TO meet July
p. with Mrs. r r. Burgener. 1874
Dubail av.
Members of the Norman Eddy
Sewing circle held a meeting yester-
\ day afternoon in the Norman Eddy
/ hall which was attended by more
( than 100 members and guests, in
Guiding a number from Mishawaka.
4 Mrs. Harry Kratz, a dramatic reader
/ of Goshen. gave a delightful select
/ ed reading Mrs. Russell gave a pi-
ano number; Miss Lucille Hood gave
wax of Chicago, gave a vocal solo
accompanied on piano by Mrs. An
drew Hildebrand: a violin solo was
contributed by Miss Esther Fulton
with Miss Maude Hull at the piano.
| The guest prize was awarded to Miss
[ Hull and Mrs. Carrie Hull won the
favor for bringing the most guests.
Refreshments were served. The cir
/ Gle will meet at the hall July IA
Miss Cecilia Burke. 625 S. Clinton
st, was hostess at a dinner party on
| Friday afternoon in honor of her
1 4th birthday anniversary. After the
theater the guests numbering nine
were received at the home of the
| hostess where dainty refreshments
were served. A color motif OF pink
and white was effectively used in the
! home decorations. The Misses Vera
Patterson. Helene Westervelt. Ber-
/ nice Lippman, Adelaide Majoy. Mar
garet Fulmer, Genevieve Shidler.
/ Gladys Nelson and Marian Putnam
of Kalamazoo who is visiting Mrs.
j. +. Suschaney. S42 Marietta St,
were the guests Of the occasion.
Mrs. Anna l. Dome. 127 n. La
/ fayette st. was hostess to the Wanita
( Sewing circle Friday afternoon.
/ There was an attendance of II mem
bers and two visitors. Following the
social afternoon of needlework the
! hostess served refreshments. Plans
were discussed for the annual outing
on July 10, at St Joseph. Mich. Mrs.
/ Walter Ecker. 11S e. Dayton St.
viii be hostess at a meeting Of the
club July Il.
Section No 6. OF the Ladies' Aid
/ society of Grace VI. r. church gave
a we'll attended thimble Friday aft
ernoon at the home Of Mrs. Walter
Slaybaugh. 622 +. Roadway Con-
tests were features of the afternoon
and Miss Ruth Groves entertained
with piano numbers. Light refresh
ments were served TO so guests.
The Circle of Service Of the Quincy
ST. Baptist Sunday school will picnic
at SpringbroOk park this afternoon.
leaving the pastors residence at 8
/ O'Clock. supper Will be served at
the park.
\ party Of young women members
of the .. y. O. club gave a picinc at
SpringbroOk Friday evening. After
the basket supper the picnickers
spent the evening at various sports
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