South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-10
SOCIETY

The open meeting 81 the Civic
and Philanthropic department Of the
Progress club which was TO have
been held Friday afternoon has been
postponed owing 20 the illness OF
Rev. Father McGinn Of Notre Dame
university who was 90 have deliver
ed a lecture on philanthropic sub
jects There will be no business
meeting OF the department itself
until another date for the lecture
is set
The second annual military ball
of the George 81. Poinsett, garri-
son. Army and Navy union No. 90,
was held at Place hall Wednesday
evening. good attendance was pres
ent there being $50 couple, and all
mem 5ers were in uniform.
The hall was beautifully decorated
with war trophies. flags and bunt-
ing and various colored lights which
added TO the effectiveness Of the
scene. An especially attractive fea-
ture was "A light house prettily ar
ranged in the gallery from which
lights flashed during the special
dances. a grand march took place
at the beginning of the evening, led
Sy Capt and Mrs. StOgsdall and
music was furnished by Messick's
orchestra. During the evening a
Commute drill was given by mem
bers OF the class under the superyi-
sion Of Sergt George 4. Campbell.
who Is commander OF the South
Bend garrison, and a United States
instructor. II. Jellison favored the
guests with vocal solos
The leading officers OF the garri-
son are Sergt. Campbell. command
er. William l.. Hindman. senior vice
commander: and William A.
Baugher, junior vice commander.
The ". c. Sunshine club was
pleasantly entertained Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs. GoIdie Brett
cher. 73S Sherman av. The time
was spent at cards and favors were
awarded 20 Mrs George Amick, Irs.
a Wilson and Mrs Frank Nc
Donald Toward the close a social
hour was enjoyed with refresh
ments. The club will meet Feb. %
with Mrs Mcdonald. SIS Dayton st.
Members of the Coffee KIatch
were entertained with Mrs. Leon
ard Stein. 135 5. Laurel St. We'd
nesday afternoon. In the contests
prizes went to Mrs. $ Fox, Mrs.
Samuel Unger and Mrs j. Vogel.
Refreshments were served. In two
weeks the club will meet with Mrs
David Hurwick, $50 S. Taylor St
Mrs. Warde l. Mack. 123 y.
Shore dr.. was hostess to the Tues
day Bridge club Wednesday after
noon. The time was spent very
pleasantly with cards and contests,
after which the meeting adjourned
To meet in two weeks with Mrs. A.
c. Murdoch. 725 Park av.
A number Of friends met at the
home OF Mrs. James Brown. 80 Z.
Ohio St. Wednesday. for the pur-
pose OF organizing a club which is
10 be known as the l.. and G. club.
The officers elected were as follows:
President, Alice Brown; vice presi-
dent, Mary Weyrick; secretary.
Emma Hoffman: treasurer. Minnie
Gayman, and reporter, Emma Bar
nard. Following the business meet
ing the time was spent socially. The
club will meet on Feb. "a with Mrs.
Mary Weyrick. 314 y. Birdsell st.
Section two OF the Pastors Aid
society of the First Christian church
held a meeting on Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Henry
Mast. col s. Michigan St. with an
attendance of % members and three
invited guests. Plans were discussed
for the work Of the society during
the month of March. During a very
pleasant social time the hostess
served a daintily appointed luncheon
in two courses. The house was pref
tily decorated with pink roses The
section will meet March with Mrs
NJ. c. Kale. 1897 W Colfax av.
Mrs. Walter c. Erler. $40 f. Indi-
ana av., was hostess TO members of
the Eldeen club Wednesday after
noon at their usual thimble. The
hours were spent socially and with
sewing. after which the hostess served
light refreshments. The club mem
hers will have their next meeting
Feb - with Mrs. Charles Fisher.
Mrs. :. y HAY. Mrs. l.. Hood and
AIRS. John Henderson acted as host
esses yesterday afternoon 10 the
Pythian tea ladies' at their regular
meeting in the X. of Il. hall Needle
work featured the afternoon and re-
freshments were served 10 the 40
guests Another meeting viii be
held in two weeks at the hall
Members OF the Coy Corner circle
were entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Leslie Spidel az her
home. PA +. Broadway The after
noon was pleasantly spent with
needlework and refreshments were
enjoyed TIE club will have meet
ing Feb "a az the home OF Mrs.
Harry r. Webster. 513 Dubau av.
The Needle Craft club held its
fortniehtly meeting with Mrs ". H..
Hansei. 137 +. Keasey ST. Wednes-
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