South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-19
SOCIETY

ned this year and the entertainment
will be very informal and OF
humorous nature
A George Washington tea was
given al the ~. Joseph hospital FRI
day afternoon by members OF the
Ladies Aid society between the
hours OF o'clock until s. The
program was opened with an instru-
mental selection by Miss Maude
Weber. A quartet OF boys from the
Assumption school sang several
numbers and Miss Russwurm Of
Niles gave a reading. "Old Glory
and FOR an encore gave an original
selection. one OF the prettiest num-
bers on the program was a minuet
In which II young girls from ST.
Joseph's academy appeared in
colonial costume. Among them
we're the Misses Bernice CLONE.
Esther Cutting. Lucille Witamayer.
Margaret Ross. Edith Bognor. An
tonette Crockett, Marie Hagerty.
Cecilia Vennet. Laverne Shilling.
Catherine Darrah. Charlotte Jordan
and Catherine Hall Smith. Dainty
refreshments were served.
At an especially large meeting Of
the Womens auxiliary OF Westnin-
ster PRESBYTERIAN church Friday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ed
ward Strickler, 535 Lincoln way W.
officers for the ensuing year were
named as follows. Mrs. Claud Nash.
president; Mrs. Newton Stuck. vice
president; Mrs. Clinton l. Carson.
secretary. Mrs. r r. Gill. treasurer
Five new members were added and
the auxiliary has been divided into
four sections for the coming years
cork. Refreshments were served
aster the meeting by the hostess. as
sisted by Mrs. John II. Award and
Mrs A Baugher. The next bust
ness meeting will be March II.
Election Of officers of the Schuy-
Ter COlfax chapter, d. A. r., took
place Friday afternoon at the home
or Mrs. John HarbOu, 632 Allen st.
Mrs Nelson Jones. regent; Mrs
Harbou, vice-regent; Mrs. d. X.
Splitter. corresponding secretary;
Mrs. 8 J. Crumpacker. recording
secretary; Mrs o. II. Swigsrt, treas
uEtFs aAIN- l. - oHrAA ~ rex ISL OF
Mrs. ]. G. Paxton, chaplain; Mrs
H H Ginz, historian. A short So
cial time followed the business meet
ing. The chapter will entertain their
husbands and guests soon at a
George Washington dinner at the
home or Mr.. and Mrs. John B.
Campbell. 1907 Riverside DIR.
Under the direction of Mrs Har-
riet Messick Weinke, leader of the
MessicA orchestra, the second Of a
series OF very delightful dancing
parties was given in the tapestry
room OF the oliver hotel last even
ing Several demonstration dances
by young society people of the city
encostume we're among the evening s
attractive features Music for the
dances was furnished by the SaXa-
phone orchestra OF Elkhart
The annual dinner Of the Home
Economics club OF Clay and Harris
townships was held Thursday even
ing at the home OF Mrs. George
Hepler with 80 guests present An
interesting program consisted of
readings by Mrs. Roy Mace, Miss
Gladys Mace and Miss Claudia Geot-
finger: vocal solo ny Mrs. Wilbert
Metzger and instrn entail music by
Miss Mary Casey. Several contests
we're added features of the even
ing.
Mrs T. A. Lydick, 646 Diamond
av. was hostess on Friday after
noon at a delightful meeting Of the
Advance circle The guests num-
bering II spent the afternoon So
Ciaily and with sewing Very dainty
refreshments served by the hostess
marked the afternoons close. Greet
ings from Mrs William Inwood. a.
member OF the club who is visiting
az Santiago. Cal were read. The
club will have its next meeting
MauCh g.
The Knights OF Columbus gave
another one % their very pleasant
Friday social evenings at their home
last evening. Dancing was the main
feature with music by the Haerens
and Housekeepers' orchestra. The
affairs are proving popular among
the knights and their guests and
are expected TO be continued until
the lenten season.
pleasant meeting of the May
dover club was held Friday after
noon at the home ~ Mrs r r.
culver. 1850 Lincoln way W. The
guests filled three tables az 500. at
which Mrs. Martin Beach won first
favor. Mrs John Steffee. second.
and Mrs. Joseph Rinel. third Re
freshments were served late i'm the
afternoon. In two weeks the club
win have a meeting with Mrs Ben
iamin +. Tusing. 900 Allen St
The monthly business meeting II
the children OF Mary Of 81. Joseph
parish was held last evening in ST
Joseph's hall with a good attend