South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-08

/ nome al New York city. was honored
/ with a thimble given by members
Of the Worth While circle of the
/ First NJ. r. church Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. G. 3. Britton.
1911 r. Madison 81. A musical pro-
gram featured the afternoons en-
/ tertainment and consisted OF instru-
mental music by Miss Marian Bey-
| or; violin solo by Miss Esther Fulton
| with piano accompaniment by Miss
Bernice Wayne. Mrs. +. p. Wag-
rer gave several readings Ligh.
refreshments marked the close OF
! the Afternoon Next Tuesday ever
ing Mrs. SOmme-er will be an hon.
cred guest az a picnic supper at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
o. Pabst. S13 y. No,ye Dame av.
The July meeting OF the Women
Mission circle OF the First E1ptist
chuvch was held at the home Of
Mrs. d. NJ. Calvert. 523 f. Monroe
St, Friday afternoon. Mrs. /. J.
Miller led the missionary quiz and
Mrs. 4 NJ. K,nyon conducted the
devotional services. Mrs. S. G.. Chard
led the program for the day, The
Three Rs in China" from the
Kings Highway" being the topic.
She was assisted by the Misses Nellie
White and Marian Chard. The host
esses for the afternoon with Mrs.
Calvert were Mrs. NJ. T. MontgOm-
cry, Mrs. c. s stephens. Mrs. J. 7.
Kelly, Miss Minerva HUH and Miss
Hannah Auer. Refreshments were
served Members Of the circle will
have a meeting Aug. with Mrs.
William Solarek, 1920 S. Michigan
81.
Mrs. Isaac Farneman. 1913 s.
Michigan St, was hostess Friday
afternoon. at the monthly m Getting
of the women's Foreign Miss .onary
society of the First Methodist
church The lesson study was in
charge Of Mrs. r. p. Nicely. whose
topic was a Nation at school" Mrs.
j. =. Greed conducted the mystery
box A delightful social hou with
refreshments followed the business
meeting. The hostess was assisted
in serving refreshments by Mrs.
Greed. Mrs. A. Myers, Mrs. +. P.
Moore. Mrs. Nicely and Mrs. VIII
liam Stull. The next meeting is TO
be at the home Of Mrs. Hill, $50
Riverside dr., Aug. 3.
Mrs. Hattie Haslanger. 127 z.
Keasey St, acted as hostess to mem
bers of the MayhOwer club yester-
day afternoon. The guests filled
three tables at cards at which Mrs.
Martin Beach Mrs. r. r. Culver
and Mrs. Park 3. Rhoades were the
winners. A delightful three-course
luncheon was served from the dining
room table in the center of which
vas a large bouquet of peoples and
crimson ramblers. The club will
meet next on July q with Mrs. Gull
YER
A meeting of the Birthday circle
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Lena Hanley. III
y Hill St There we're three tables
playing at So and the favors went
10 Mrs. Thornton, Mrs Davis and
Mrs. James A. Scott. Dainty refresh
ments were served from the small
| tables On July 20 the club will
be entertained by Mrs. Scott, 9O2
Notre Dame av.
| Members ST the Neighborhn nod BIZ
! BILE class No. 5S met Friday evening
at the home of Mrs. Grace Mitchell,
712 Lincoln way F.. for the weekly
study lesson. A short social session
| followed the meeting. Mrs. Mitchell
will be hostess at another meeting
next Friday evening.
Miss Mary Leeper entertained
/ with a Z o'clock dinner at her home.
/ I.eeper av.. complimentary 10 her
guest, Ralph whitman. OF Column
4 bus. Ohio. Clusters Of daisies CEN
/ tered the table.
/ Following their monthly business
meeting Friday afternoon. members
1 OF the Womens Bible class of the
/ First Church of the Brethren gave
an enjoyable picnic supper on the
/ lawn Of the church The principal
/ event Of the afternoon was a DEM
/ onstration and discussion of the
/ Jewish tabernacle. The class will
/ nave another picnic supper Aug. 4
/ az Howard park
Mrs. John Darr Of New York city
! no is visiting her parents. Mr.. and
I Mrs. Myron Campbell at their sum-
/ mer home, Thrushwood, near Niles.
will have members Of the Novel club
/ as guests Monday evening.