South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-11

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Miss Gertrude Dorshner. Lindsey
e.. pleasantly entertained the y. II.
r. club on Friday evening. The time
vas spent with music and games
and during the social hour which
followed refreshments were served
Miss Wilma Ponranka was named
as secretary during the business
session. The next meeting viii be
held March p with Miss Helena
chard, COL Leland av.
Melvin Leslie. s21 Lincoln way
z. entertained Friday evening in a
delightful manner for his mother.
whose 4Sth birthday anniversary
fell on that date. Games and con.
tests featured the evening AMI
prizes were awarded to Miss Sibyl
Jennings and BOYD Krouse In the
dining room a color scheme Of
green and white was used, suggest
i've of 81. Patrick's day A large
birthday cake with As small candles
conferred the table and white car-
nations. ferns and smilax completed
the decorations. Dancing was also
q lfdtAAg VI Ant evening.
A banquet was given last evening
at the Young Women's Christian
association by the Bible classes Of
the First Evangelical church. The
Rev. w. II. Freshley, teacher. acted
. as tOastmastes. Previous 10 the
6anquet the company sang "Dox-
ogy." and the Sur day school super
pendent, George ]. Long. gave
~ remarks. Dan Pyle. teacher OF
me mems class OF the First NJ. r.
church, gave the address Of the even
ing; a song. "Blest Be the Tie" was
sung. and also Greetings and Eel
lowship" were given. Tables for the
banquet, forming a square. were
placed in the gymnasiur1 OF the as
ISOLATION building. A color note of
green and yellow was prettily used,
with potted flowers and greenery, and
yellow shaded candles down the cen
Ter Of the tables completed the eff
feet.
Mrs. William Edison. 14OS S.
Michigan St, entertained the Frances
Willard w. G. T. L. Friday after
noon. assisted by Mrs. Homer Naftz-
ger an Mrs. Wesley Miller The
program was in charge OF Mrs. Edi-
son. and Mrs Mary Hawkins led the
devotional service. An instructive
address on The Stranger at Our
Gate" on the bject of the foreign
speaking people, by the Rev. n. A.
Thomas. was the principal feature
OF the afternoon. During the social
time Mrs. Timothy Shanafelt pleased
with vocal numbers. and refresh
ments were served 10 the II MEM
bers and one invited guest Mem
bers Of the society will meet on
April IA with Mrs Anna Davis, 7275b
S. Fellows st.
Mrs. Carrie Nell, 1875 Iasalle av.,
was hostess last evening at a meet
ing Of the Carnation drill team. The
guests. numbering II. came cos
tuned as their favorite actor. Gre
ating a great amount Of merriment
with their representations OF Topsy.
Charley Chaplin, the Write sisters
and others. A peanut contest was
another means of entertainment, at
WHICH tire AaNbAH were Adhtl by MI >
Minnie McCombs. Mrs. Maude Kemp
and Mrs. Lulu Penwell won the con-
ISOLATION prize. Luncheon was served
late in the evening from a table
daintily appointed in pink and white
carnations. The club will have a
meeting in two weeks.
The monthly business meeting of
the Circle Of Service of the Quincy
Street Baptist church was held with
Mrs. Henry Mitchell. $50 Diamond
av- Friday. Mrs. Powers was in
charge Of the afternoons program
on "Fcreign Missions" Papers on
that topic were given by Mrs Morris.
Mrs. Rodgers and Mrs. SecISinger.
Mrs, Jain favored with vocal solo.
Refreshments were served during
the social part of the day. A meet
ing Of the society will be held April
IA with Mrs Levi Shetterly. 1924
Sherman ay., as hostess.
a program OF especial interest on
Women in Philanthropy" was pre-
scented at the monthly meeting of
the department of civics and philan-
thropy Of the Progress club Friday
afternoon. Mrs Nettie Young gave
a paper on the life and works OF
Mrs. Russell sage. Mrs George A.