South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-22

triCe Jones pleasant entertained
the Guiding Light IS Of Grace
NJ F. church Friday ening at the
home Of the former, Marine ST.
The evening was sper with games
and social diversions. Miss Ethel
Kneller was prize vi ner in a con-
test. Near the close the evening
luncheon was servide o 10 guests.
Miss Myrtle Meeker o Chicago was
a visitor from out Of town. Next
month Misses Margaret Boles and
Beatrice Entzian viii kptertain the
class the place to be Yecided upon
later
Mrs. E.J Pattison IL. Monroe
ST.. was hostess Frid$ evening at
O'Clock dinner foI her guests,
Mr.. and Mrs RichafR Gillian Of
Portland. ore. The "a lie was pref
THY appointed in greet and white,
tea roses and carnati0Is with ferns
being used. Covers WI p placed for
Il guests. Mrs. ClaveI Gillian and
daughter. Helen OF Warsaw. were
among those present.
AS "A courtesS 10 Niss Geneva
Cleveland Of Springfield, Mass, who
is visiting Miss Erma Sawyer. Miss
Mildred Funston entertf lined party
Of young people last eiening at her
country home on the s. Michigan st.
I'd. Wieners and marshmallows were
toasted over "A camp fire. and num-
bers OF japanese lanterns were hung
about the lawn. The guests were
the Misses Pearl Rupel, Cleveland,
Sawyer, Esther Kerner. Gretchen
Millbern and her house guest, Eliza
beth Royce, OF Columbus, o.. Marian
Chard and Marietta Clemens; also
Warren Hansen, Robert Winkler,
william Schlabach, swallace Kriegh-
baum, Vernon Smith, George Miller,
William Moore. Albert NIillbern and
Allen Reed of Nashvif Tenn.
Mrs. NJ. G. Hunt. go Blaine av.,
pleasantly entertained the members
Of the Foreign Missionary society of
the Trinity NJ. F. church and their
husbands Thursday evening. Mrs.
w. l. owens conducted the meetings
and papers were given b. Mrs. r. l..
Axtell Mrs Abe Kirkpatrick, and
Miss Mable Martin. Rev. Hunt gave
a short talk on China. A business
session was held and refreshments
were served 10 20 guests during the
social hour Mrs. kirkpatrick and
Mrs. Larkin assisted the hostess. The
next meeting will be held August Il,
the place 10 be announced later.
The monthly business meeting of
the Ladies' Aid society Of the First
Baptist church was held Friday af- !
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Schu-
bert. 7O7 Forest av., with an attend
ance OF 80 members. A social ses-
sion followed the routine business. |
and light refreshments were served
The society will have meeting Aug.
Is with Mrs. A. E, Dimpck' 1887
Hudson av.
A very successful shadow social
was given by members q the Young
Peoples Aid society OF the Epworth
Memorial church Friday evening at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Jesse Hit
tie. 624 +. Keasey st. Much amuse-
ment was derived from the sale Of
choice bits of food. The proceeds
of the affair will go TO the church
fund.
Members of the Woman's auxiliary
Of Westminster Presbyterian church
met at the home of Mrs l. Wilbur
Hammond. 1850 Woodward av., Fri
day afternoon. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Ira NJ. Ullery and Mrs.
A y. Stamm. After a business meet /
ing the time was spent socially with
the serving OF refreshments The
guests numbered so. In place OF
the REGULAR meeting next month
there Will be a picnic at Leeper park,
the date 10 be announced later.
Mrs. r. r. Culver. Lincoln way
w. was hostess Friday .o.members
of the Mayfiower club at an after
noon Of 500. The guests filed three
tables and the honOrs We're taken by
Mrs. Hattie Haslanger. Mrs. f. ].
Stauffer and Mrs May Chelminiak
The members were served - a two
course luncheon from the dining
room table. on Aug. 3 the club
will hold a picnic at Springbrook
park for members and their fam
lilies.