South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-09
SOCIETY

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The Sailing and Landing Of the
MaynOwer' by Miles .Standish was
the subject for the afternoon. with
Mrs. J. VI. Staples as leader. The
COurtship Of Miles Standish" was
given BY Mrs. Q. ~ Taggart and
the Return OF the MayhOwer" by
Mrs. IT. l. Yerrick. At the close re-
frcshments were served. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Minnie
Slick. 4OI y. Main st.
Mrs Morris Pure. r. BirdseH st..
was hostess 20 the Coral Whist club
Tuesday. Cards featured the time
and fav0rs were won by Mrs Louis
Schwartz Mrs. Louis Gottlieb and
Miss jeanette Weisberger At the
close Of the meeting a social hour
was held with refreshments. The
next meeting will be with Mrs. Gott-
heb. ". COlfax av.
Mrs Frank Folsom. 516 Blaine av..
was hostess Tuesday afternoon at
the monthly meeting OF the Wom-
ems Home Missionary society OF st.
PauTs church The assisting host
esses we're Mrs. W G.. Barman. Mrs.
g. r. Hupp. Mrs. s,ussell Hupp. Mrs.
r.. Gitchell and Mrs. q. f. Smoke.
After the devotional service, con-
Quoted by Mrs. Mary LampOrt. the
president. the various secretary and
treasurer committee reports were
given and the afternoons program,
in charge OF Mrs f. NJ Hutchinson.
was opened with Victrola number.
The Beautiful Isle Of Somewhere" (;
Mrs. r. A. Lucado presented the sec
ond chapter. "A Reclaiming Force,
from the Home Missions; Mrs
Charles L Shedrick read paper
In the Kentucky Hills; Mrs. Hut
Crimson gave several interesting arti-
cles Victrola numbers were also
given during the social time and re-
freshments were served. The soci-
ETY. viii meet March Z.
The south section Woman's league
OF the First Methodist church had
their usual meeting Tuesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs @. y.
Haeske. 922 +. Jefferson blvd. A
social session followed the business
meeting during which time Prof.
Frederick Butler. who is in the city
for the Evangelist meeting, gave
several vocal selections Refresh
r1ents were served by the hostess,
assisted by Mrs. +. D. Hager, Mrs.
Glen Granger. Mrs John Ford. Mrs.
J. II. Reamer. Mrs. J. A. Varier,
Mrs. w. G.. Wegner, Mrs. II. c..
Kreighbaum and Mrs. S. w. NichOl-
SON There were SO members in at
tendance. Mrs. George W. Freyer-
muth els Lincoln way r.. will en-
terrain at the next monthly meeting
March Z.
Mrs. F. r. Williams. 1915 Carroll
ST. was hostess 20 the Home Tele-
phone club at an all-day meeting
Tuesday The decorations for the
home and dinner table were cleverly
carried out suggestive Of Valentine s
day. Red hearts were effectively
strung from the dome over the
table to the four corners, small
kewpie dolls were used in the center.
while the place cards were hearts.
Favors of valentine dolls were given
each Among the guests were Mrs.
J. 3. Atkins, Mrs. George Wherritt,
Mrs. George Myers and Mrs. Hand.
The youngest guest was Alys Jose
phine Atkins. infant daughter OF
Mrs. Atkins. The club will have a
meeting in two weeks.
Members of the mothers depart
ment OF the Progress club held a
meeting in the club Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. l.. s Fickenscher read
paper on. The Standard of Chill
drsn's Amusement in South Bend. "
The Regulation of Childrens
Amusements in other Cities" was
treated by Mrs. J. G. Harper and
Mrs. Harry Schadt followed by a
round table discussion. The depart
ment viii meet Feb. %, when Mrs
Floyd Deahl and Mrs. S. Winchell
will have charge OF a program on
How Children Can be Trained 70
Use Good English and Manners
If They Are Taught at Home"
Friends of Mrs. y. Ohlson. ia r
Lasalle av.. surprised her on the Oc-
casion of her birthday anniversary
Monday evening After an evening
Of music and dancing a luncheo"
was served with places for u, ia
Guiding Mrs. Fred Zoss. Mrs. j. Cor
nell. Mrs. NJ. Miller. Mrs. A. Bryant
Mrs. l.. IaFortune. Mrs. Jess Bryant
Mrs. r. Chicote. Mrs. Lamahart
Mrs. X Kollar and Miss Helen OIL
son The hostess received "a mum
Der OF pretty Sits.
A goodly sprinkling Of younger
folk from Mishawaka and Notre
Dame are expected 10 swell the
crowd Of local people who will dance
at Miss Helen NJ. Kruegers assembly
NJ the Oliver hotel tomorrow after
noon. or account Of the increasing
popularity OF the matinee assemblies
Miss Kruger has decided 10 hold
classes from 10 3 p. m. after
which dancing viii begin lastine
until $50.
4 surprise party was given Mis-,
Eunice Book. 72O W Wayne st
Monday evening the adversary o.
her birthday. The guests numbered
IA The evening was spent socially