South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-04

Plans were made for an ice cream
social TO be given Thursday evening
OF next week at the church. A
pastry sale viii be held in the down
town district Aug. 10. The devo-
tionals were in charge Of Rev. a. II.
Kenna. A social hour followed the
business and a solo was Siven by
Mr.. Kenna Light refreshments
we're served by the hostess assisted
hy Mrs. Caenepeel. The next meet
Ing Will be held Sept. Z at the
church parlors and the election of
officers viii take place.
The Modern Beehive club mem
bers TO the number Of II picnicked
at Hudson lake yesterday, leaving
the city at 9 o'clock and returning
az 6 O'Clock in the evening. The
day was given 10 bathing. boating
and outdoor games. A short bust
ness meeting was held and the club
decided 20 drop the former name
and hereafter be known as the Bee
hive club. a picnic dinner was
served at noon. In two weeks Mrs.
Will be hostess to the club.
The Mayflower club mem bers
were entertained at Springbrook
park with a picnic Thursday. The
day was given 10 the park amuse-
ments and at noon a basket din
ner was served In the afternoon
the guests took part In the Larkin
club contests and games and toward
the close the husbands Joined them
for supper. There were "a present.
I'm two weeks Mrs. Walter Hill, 1901
Virginia ST., Will have the club
members.
A $50 O'Clock dinner was en-
icyed at the Lexington tea rooms
Thursday evening by few mem
bers Of the South Bend Kappa Kap-
pa Gamma Alumnae fraternity.
The guests mum bered five. Places
were laid for Miss Leona Turner,
Mrs Eli +. Seebirt. Mrs. W. s. Nc
Glothlin Mrs. Homer ]. Miller and
Mrs L. +. Barter September the
fraternity will have another dinner
at the Lexington.
Mrs John Hartman. River Park,
pleasantly entertained the Grand
mothers circle at an all-day meet
ing Thursday. The time was spent
socially and Mr. Hartman entertain
ed with "a talk on his experiences in
1853 at Pixies Peak. AT noon a de-
licious dinner was served TO II. Mrs
MattoOn Of Corning, n. Y. was
visitor from out of the city. The
next meeting viii be held on the
first Thursday Of September with
Mrs. A. w. LOushbaugh. sol +.
South st.
Mrs. a. soderburg, 721 W. JEFF
fersOn blvd, was hostess 10 the
Ladies' Aid society of Gloria Del
Swedish Lutheran church yesterday
afternoon. The members present
numbered So. A social afternoon
was spent very pleasantly and re-
freshments were served at the close
OF the meeting by Mrs Soderburg
and Mrs. Levander In two weeks
the society will have another meet
ing, the place to be announced
later
DIR. and Mrs. S. w. Baer, 524 S.
Carroll St. entertained informally at
dinner Wednesday evening for Mrs
=. \. Boulton of Minneapolis Mimi,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Baer
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Mold and little
daughter were out of town guests.
Mrs. Clarence Markham, College
ST.. was hostess 10 the Swastika
club members yesterday afternoon.
Sewing featured the afternoon and
"a business session was held when
plans were completed for the an
nual picnic on Aug. o. the place 20
be kept a secret. Toward the close
fine luncheon was served from the
dining room table 10 10 guests. Gar
den flowers were used for the cen
ter. Mrs. J. Cook of Minneapolis
was an out of town guest. In two
weeks the club viii hold another
meeting
A number of fdends Of Mrs. a
O. Niblack of Cairo. H., who is visit
ing in the city pleasantly entertain
ed with "a motoring party for her
at Diamond lake resort Yesterday
The day was spent in bathing. boat
ing and other outdoor amusements
and at noon "a picnic dinner was en-
loved. Among the guests were Mrs
Mann. Mrs. L. Kerns. Mrs. Madden.
Mrs Nujent Mrs c. +. Lentz. Miss
Mollie Sheekey. Misses Irene and
kathryn Mayer and the honored
guest.
Members of the Ladies Aid of
Conference Memo rial church met at
the church an day Thursday The
entire day was devoted TO sewing
and at noon basket dinner was
served. Another sewing meeting
viii be held in one week.
BEGINS big PUSH"