South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-29
SOCIETY

day az his home where he received
his children and q few friends in
formally lie was remembered with
a number OF gifts among which
were 70 carnations. sent him from
Ohio b. his nieces and nephews. Mr.
SIndlinEer came TO this country
from Germany when but 10 years
old Before coming 70 South Bend
ne lived for a number OF years in
Ohio. bu; came here early enough
20 be among the eity's pioneers.
Mrs. ". Fl. Sbontz. 2O3 T. Marion
ST.. entertained the members of the
chaplin Park W. G.. T. Il. Friday af-
ternoOn. In response to the roll call
call the members gave short articles
from the various prohibition papers.
Mrs. Priscilla Beyrer led the devo-
tiOnais and Mrs. ShOntz had charge
OF the program on Peace" Mrs.
/. Fl. Scofern gave a poem. The
Boys Idea OF War" After a short
talk by Mrs. Beyrer the meeting
closed with prayer and refresh
ments. Mrs T. G. Barnes. AGA Lin
coin way F.. will entertain the union
on Feb. %.
Mrs. Q. NJ. Deako. 1919 r. Madi-
son ST.. entertained the members of
her Sunday school class of the
Lowell Heights church Friday after
noon. The time was pleasantly spent
with games and contests and toward
the close refreshments. were served.
I'he guests numbered 10. Several
pretty gifts were presented the
teacher from the class.
Mrs. Arthur Peel, SOP 5. Column
bia St. viii entertain with a 1 o'clock
luncheon Monday in honor Of Mrs
amanda Williams OF Portland, Ore,
VINO is the guest Of friends here
Covers will be placed for 10.
The last of the series Of children's
entertainments known as the chill
drens game hour at the Y w. C. A,
was given this morning with Mrs.
Elsie Weber in charge. The next
series will begin Saturday, Feb. g.
ARRANGEMENTS have been com
pleted fOr a dance to be given in
the tapestry room of the oliver hotel
on the evening of Feb. by the
Messick full orchestra under the di-
rection of the leader. Harriet Mes
sick Weinke The affair promises to
be one of the best of the season and
every effort is being made 20 enter
tain the dancers. There will be
cabaret numbers by Mrs. Grace Fink
Davis and the orchestra has secured
some very novel electrical effects.
Dancing viii begin promptly at $3.50
o'clock
The Rev. A. w. Littrell a member
of the Northern Indiana conference,
gave a short address before mem
hers of the Ladies' Aid society Of
the Quincy Street Baptist church
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs r. G.. johnson, 702 Cushing ST.
Mr. LittreH took Women as his
subject. speaking of their aid TO the
church. There was an attendance
OF 30. Refreshments were served.
Mrs T. J. Parsons. 1908 Lincoln way
W. will be hostess at the meeting
OF the society Feb. "a
\ meeting Of section two. of the
department of literature of the Prog
ress club was held on Friday at the
club Mrs Carl l. Hibherd contrib
uted a paper on German Stage
Management" and Miss Alma Coll
mer had the subject Of "Haupt-
mann-Hfe." which was followed by
an open discussion. Members of the
j.
meeting Feb. II.
Members of the Lucky Thirteen
club were entertained by Mrs. viii
liam Shaffer 22O r. Calvert ST.. Fri
day. There were three tables at
cards and the honors were taken by
Mrs Eli Spencer Mrs. Park r..
Rhoades and Mrs Joseph Rinel. A
luncheon served at the tables closed
the meeting for the afternoon. Mrs
John NJ. Steffee. 932 Milton av.. will
be the next hostess on Feb. IL.
Mrs oscar ReXstrew. 911 r. Aunc-
ST. entertained members of the jolly
Bunch club Thursday evening The
time was devoted 10 cards. at which
the guests filled three tables. Prizes
were awarded 10 Miss Nelly Rex
strew and John Mischken during the
evening. Refreshments We're served
az the close
The monthly meeting of the Circle
OF Service of the First Baptist
church was held Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. J. r. Cotter. 1853