South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-14
SOCIETY

Mrb- Leo SWank, llZ F. Bartlett
st. pleasantly entertained Thursday
afternoon with "A birthday party for
her daughter. Donabelle. who was
eight years old The affair was in
the nature OF an Easter party and
color note OF pink and white was
carried out IN the decorations of
rabbits and chickens An egg hunt
was a feature Of the afternoon and
near the close refreshments were
served from a table centered with
the large birthday cake with candles.
Mrs. Lille Snyder. 227 W. Huey
st. was hostess 10 the Ladies' Aid
society OF the First Church Of the
Brethren at an all-day meeting
Thursday. The time was spent sew
ing for the hostess and at noon
delicious dinner was served. The
next meeting will be with Mrs
George Stillwen. 1896 Leer St. May
Il.
The Modern Aachtes club was en-
tertained at stag party Thursday
evening at the home Of Miss Ebba
Forslund, 2o19 Catalpa av. The
evening was spent socially with mu-
sic and near the close a Dutch sup
per was served. Covers were laid
for 10 guests. The next regular
meeting will be held with Miss
Hazel Bergman. 622 w Indiana av..
Nay q.
The Girls OF Loyalty OF Grace
NJ. r. church were pleasantly enter
tanned Thursday evening at the
home Of Miss Marie Granger. Penn
sylvania av. The evening was de-
voted 20 social diversions and a bus
mess meeting was held when the
election OF officers took place with
results as follows. Miss Essie
Bunch. president; Miss Margaret
Minnick. vice president; Miss Edith
GarwOod. treasurer, and Miss Beth
any Geyer. secretary. Refreshments
were served. Miss Mary Agnes
Hayn. 216 Keasey St. will be ,stess
10 the club at the next regular meet
ing.
Election OF officers at a meeting
OF the music department OF the
Progress club Thursday afternoon
resulted With the reelection OF last
-
Charles p. Drummond, chairman;
Miss Mabel Bartlett. assistant chair
man; Miss Mary DuShane. secre-
tary The afternoons program was
made up OF papers on ''Verdi-Pa-
trtot and Philanthropist." by Mrs.
Floyd Deahl. and The Story of
Traviata and OF Ernani." by Miss
Marjorie Hibberd; Mrs. f. NJ Nor
ris had charge Of the musical pro-
gram. Mrs. W. z. bryan gave a
song with plano accompaniment by
Miss Mabel Bartlett; Mrs Morris
gave an aria and "Ernani. Ely With
Ne" accompanied by Miss Helen
Guilfoyle; Mrs George A. Fulmer
sang "Oh Thou for Whom Ny Bosom
Burns" with Miss Maude Heath at
y. the piano. which concluded the pro-
v gram. The current events were
given by Mrs A p. +. Gammack
The next meeting has been post
pOned one week meeting May 4.
Mrs Madison Miller, Niles I'd.
was hostess to members Of the Rose
lawn Home Economics club yester-
day afternoon. In response to the
roll call each guest named her ia
vorite flower. Miss Pearl Mark took
up chapters and Of the text
book New Housekeeping" which
is being studied by the club. and
Mrs. Christian Houseman gave a
paper on Mutton" which was fol-
lowed by a demonstration OF cook
ing and dressing mutton in several
different ways by Mrs. Barnett A
discussion OF The Heating Of Coun-
try Homes was given by Mrs David
Austin. and at the close refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. George
Cole. Roselawn.
Mrs. Andrew Love. SO y. St
LOUIS blvd, entertained the Wom-
ems Missionary society Of Trinity
Presbyterian church yesterday at
the monthly meeting The devo-
tional exercise was conducted by
Mrs. F. NJ. Hess. A membership
campaign is TO be started soon by
the society members and plans 20
/. that effect were made during the