South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-05
SOCIETY


ing with an attendance Of 6s couples
Electrical effects were features snd
the Buescher saxaphone quartet gave
special selections Mrs. Grace Fink
Davis gave several novelty dances.
The marriage OF Miss Ethel NJ
Fusseiman. daughter OF ". r. Fus-
selman. 916 S. Franklin ST.. and W
II. Elssr OF Cleveland, o., took place
at IL O'Clock saturday morning at
the St. PauTs Methodist Memorial
Episcopal church. Rev. James L.
Gardiner cfflciated and the Men
delssohn wedding march was played
by Max Miranda. The couple were
attended by Mrs. George Booth Of
Flint. Mich, and H. v. Morse Of
Cleveland. Following the ceremony
luncheon was served 70 the guests
present at the Oliver. The table was
prettily appointed in pink and white
roses being used in the center
Covers were placed for IS. Mr.. and
Mrs. Elson left Immediately for an
eastern trip and upon their return
win reside in Cleveland. where the
groom is employed as salesman.
The Jolly Seven club met Friday
evening with Miss Bertha Armbrus-
ter. 722 Lincoln way w. The time
was pleasantly spent with needle
work. followed by a social hour with
refreshments. The club viii meet i'm
one week with Miss Elsie Marker.
ia Cushing st.
The Woman's Missionary socieu
OF Westminster Presbyterian church
had a meeting Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs Emma Strayer.
az y. Scott st. Election Of officers
for the coming year took place re
sulting with the reelection Of the
president. Mrs. c. c. Beyrer; Mrs.
Daniel Rich. first vice president.
Mrs. o. @. Harding. second vice pres
ident; Mrs. OthO Dalrymple. secre-
tary. Mrs. Ed. Strickler, treasurer
Mrs. l.. r. Hardy. missionary secre-
tary; Mrs Rich. superintendent OF
missionary box work; Mrs. Morgan,
secretary Of literature.
Mrs. Edwin Steele conducted the
devotional service: Mrs. Floyd
Greenan had charge of the general
topic for the day on, The Noble
Redman." Light refreshments were
served during the afternoon. No
place has been decided for the meet
ing March 3.
More than so members were pres
ent Friday afternoon at ? meeting
of the Woman's Missionary society
Of the First Presbyterian church held
in the social parlors Of the church
Mrs. c. A LippincOtt. Mrs. S II
irwin and Mrs. q. NJ Fountain
After the devotional services. in
charge of Mrs. Alex Staples, Mrs. Z.
II. Potter sang a solo. IF I Were
Voice; Mrs. y. l. Jones gave the
current events OF the home missions:
stories of home life in Korea were
told by Mrs. w. c. Williams, and
Mrs. Lafayette LeVan read letter
from friend who had been resi-
dent OF that country for Is years
telling of the mission life there A
social time with refreshments closed
the afternoons meeting. The society
will be entertained in the church
March 3.
Members OF the women's Mission
any circle of the First Baptist church
were entertained Friday afternoon
az the home OF Mrs. Arthur Free
man. 1910 woodward av., assisted by
Mrs Thomas Freeman. Mrs Ralph
Harris. Mrs. J. w. Cotter and Miss w
French. Travel talks were given by
Mrs George Bill and Mrs d. NJ
calvert. The missionary quiz was
conducted by Mrs Nellie White and
Miss Bertha Striebel entertained with
piano numbers. A social hour with
refreshments followed the meeting
on March 3. the circle viii have
meeting with Mrs w W. Davis
1879 S. Michigan st.
The February meeting OF the
Women's Missionary circle OF Con-
ference Memorial church was held
Friday with Mrs T. .. Shirk. SIS
$. Rush ST. Mrs. Traver had charge
or the wonder box. and Mrs. L. r
Gerber gave the lesson study, "Edu-
cative Force" and Miss Lucille
Gerber gave a reading "A Maid and
Her Mite Box" The mite boxes
we're found 70 contain over $50. a
meeting OF the society will be held
March s with Mrs W. f. Proud. -733
George av.
-.frs. Richard Collar. Diamond av..
was hostess yesterday afternoon TO
members Of the Aid society Of Grace
Evangelical church at their monthly
business meeting Plans were dis
cussed for next Thursday evenings
services at the church when the
members viii have charge. and a
speaker for the occasion. A social
time with refreshments served 10 l.
was enjoyed late IN the afternoon.
The aid viii meet March 8. with Mrs
James n. Ray, 713 Cush-Ag ST.
The Diamond Thimtle club met at
the home OF Mrs. Floyd Reece. 1926
Diamond av.. Friday afternoon.
Roll call responses were verses on
Friendship" Mrs. George Kreigh
baum read a paper on. "Children's
Books" and the valentine box
was an interesting feature. The
hostess served light refreshments.
Members Of the club viii have a
meeting Feb. IS. with Mrs Carl G.