South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-28
SOCIETY

Mrs. John Inwood. ST. s. Main St.
was hostess TO members of the Ideal
Embroidery club Thursday. The
time was spent socially with refresh
meuts near the close. Three guests
were present. Mrs. William Inwood
Mrs. Boyer and Mrs. Schiller In
two weeks Mrs. Marion Wesolowski
414 s. william ST.. viii entertain the
club.
The Swastika cluD was pleasantly
entertained Thursday afternoon with
Mrs. Henry Striebel. els Leland av.
Crochet work occupied the greater
part OF the afternoon and during a
social hour refreshments were served
In the dining room from a table cen
tered with Easter flowers Covers
we're placed for the club members
only. The next meeting OF the club
will be held in two weeks with Mrs
elem Bill, Cushing st.
Miss Margaret McGnI. Sill s. Main
st. was hostess to the Young
Women's Foreign Missionary society
at the First NJ r. church Friday
evening. Miss Martha Braeckly read
2 paper on The Land OF Covered
Faces" and Miss Myriam Agnes
gave a paper on. Behind the Wells
and Latticed windows" One new
member. Miss Emil Rausch. was
taken into the society. Refreshments
served 20 the 16 guests present
marked the close. Miss Elizabeth
Metzger. $40 Clinton ST., will enter
tain at the next regular meeting.
Miss Hazel Bergman pleasantly
entertained the members Of the
Modern Aachtes club at her home.
622 w. Indiana av., Thursday even
ing, the time being spent with en-
broiGery. Plans we're formulated
for a hike into the country on May
T. "weiner" roast 20 be held
Lunch was served by the hostess
The next meeting will be at the
home OF Miss Slgne Forslund. 2O19
Catalpa av.. on the night Of May
-.
A wedding OF interest to a num-
Der OF South Bend people was that
OF Miss Leona Schloss. daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs Clemmins Schloss Of
Logansport. Ind, and Frank Ainsley
OF Tulsa, Okla. which took place
Wednesday morning at ST Bridget's
Catholic church parsonage at Lo-
ganspOrt. The Rev. FIR. Quinn Off
ciated Miss Kate McHale and
Arthur Holton. both OF that city.
were the attendants The bride wore
her travelling suit OF gray and a cor
sage Of spring flowers. Mr.. and Mrs.
AinsIey left for a trip 20 St. Louis.
Mo. after which they will proceed
10 Tulsa. where Mr. Ainsley is en-
gagged in the oil business. Mr.. Aims
ley is a nephew of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
r. Price, ZIG Vassar av.. this city.
and made his home here some time
ago.
Mrs. George w. Cole was hostess
yesterday at a meeting of the Rose
lawn Home Economics club. An
Interesting program arranged for
the afternoon consisted of a paper
On Harmless Personalities" by
Miss Blanch Miller. Mrs. X. w.
Perley led a discussion on The
value OF Play or Recreation in the
Development OF the Child" Miss
Pearl Marks read chapter six of the
book New Housekeeping and
chapters seven and eight were given
by Mrs. John :. Bordner. I.oll call
was responded 10 by giving the
names of Indiana authors. The club
will meet May II with Miss Marks.
The annual dinner OF the Ladies
Aid society OF Conference Memorial
United Brethren church was held
yesterday at the church. A potl.rlS
dinner was serv ed at noon and the
afternoon was given 10 a program
u readings by Mrs. Frank Andrews.
Mrs SlocUm and Mrs. Traver Mrs.
snirk in behalf OF the members pro
sented Mrs. w. r. Bassett. who has
been an officer of the society Cor
he past nine years with gift in
appreciation Of her work during
hat time a picture was taken Of
he group of IS women present. The
society will have its regular meet
ng May 25.
Mr.. and Mrs r. r. Barnes were
host and hostess Thursday at an
evening party for members of the