South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-07
SOCIETY

TIE regular business meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid society OF Lowell
Heights 81. T. church was held
Thursday afternoon In the church
parlors Fancy work was the fea-
ture OF the afternoon following the
business session. Near the close re-
freshmeuts were served 20 40 guests
during the regular social hour. The
next meeting will be held on May 4
at the church.
Mrs. W Barnhart 1876 r. Bow
man ST., delightfully."- entertained her
sunday school class OF young girls
at her home Thursday evening at a
1880 o'clock dinner party. The table
was prettily appointed i'm pink and
green. and centered with spring
flowers Covers were placed for p
guests Following the dinner Miss
Geneva Eller gave a recitation and
music was furnished by the quartet
OF the Stuu Memorial church.
Favors for scripture memorizing
were given 20 Misses Lydia Cook and
Esther Dunken.
Mrs. James MacGregor. 625 Cush-
ing ST., was hostess to members OF
the o. -. T. club Thursday after
noon. Ehe time was spent with
needleworlI and toward the close Of
the afternoon a delicious luncheon
was served Covers were laid for
six In two weeks Mrs. Henry
The Ladies Aid society Of Wom-
ems Missionary society Of the First
Evangelical church met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. Henry Winkler,
229 Paris ST., for their regular
monthly business meeting The sub
ject. CHINA Nation at school"
was discussed with Miss Alma Schulz
in charge. Papers were read by Mrs.
George Long and Mrs Charles Mat
tisOn. Near the close refreshments
were served on May 4 the societies
will meet at the church parlors and
tho Women's Missionary society will
elect new officers.
Mrs w. L. Gunter, PA T. Monroe
ST.. pleasantly entertained members
OF the Inter Nos club Thursday
evening at a farewell party cOmpH-
mentary 20 Mrs. Harvey Leininger
who left today for Wheeling, W. Va
a delicious dinner was served. fol-
lowed 5y an informal evening. The
members Of the club will meet in
two weeks with Mrs. Warren Hoke,
1905 ). Main ST.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Miz-
pah Evangelical church entertained
more than 40 friends and members
at its regular monthly meeting
Thursday evening at the home Of
Mrs. g. W. Wandel. 623 y. Cushing
st. ifter a short business session a
proS-Gm ~Sa rendered when Miss
Esther Platz gave reading, William
Goc.el entertained with a German
reading. and victrola selections were
- Dyed. Decorations about tie
s,oms were in keeping with the
Easter season and previous to the
twO-course h.HchcOn refreshments
Suggestive of April Fools day were
served. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs. j. y. lively and Mrs. 5. c..
LeEmau. In one month The society
will meet with Mrs. John Shenen-
berger, 1917 :. Franklin ST.
The Last dinner of the season for
members of the old Time Friends
club was given Thursday evening by
Mr.. ana Mrs. J. G.. Giles at their
home. ia Z. Marion st. They were
assisted in entertaining by Mr. and
Mrs Schuyler Upton Spring flow
ers in "a color scheme OF yellow fea-
tured the table decorations Dainty
cards marked the places of the 50
guests at three tables.
Miss Marguerite Miller of Wabash
who is visiting Miss Annie Laurie
Gelbrich. 512 w CoIIaN av. was the
honor guest at a theater party ON
Thursday afternoon at which Miss
frankie Haas was hostess. The thea
ter guests were afterwards enter
tanned at the Gelbrich home where
delightful refreshments were served.
This afternoon "a patty OF p young
people viii go or a hike ont the
Niles road for a Weiner roast. Mrs
r. T.. Barnes. Airs. Mann and Mrs
Gelbrich viii chaperon the affair.
An interesting program and BUSH
ness session featured the meeting
OF the Impromptu club held Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
w b. Pershing 500 Ashland av
Mrs. Charles Keltner was elected
delegate and AIRS. J L. Turner alter
nate 20 the 18th biennial convention
OF the General Federation OF Won
ems Clubs 20 be held at New York
city May "a 10 June 2. The 18th
district convention NJ Goshen May
6. delegates are Mrs. Keltner. Miss
Maude Hoke Mrs Turner and Mrs