South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-16

secretary. Miss Agnes White, treas
urer. Turing a pleasant social time
dainty refreshments were served 10
the 25 guests. The society will meet
March p.
The annual domestic science day
was observed by members OF the
Broadway club Tuesday afternoon
meeting at the home OF Mrs. Rob-
ert Platz 209 T.. Dayton St Cook
ing recipes and household sugges-
tons were exchanged as a part Of
the afternoons program in charge
OF Mrs Charles Miller. Mrs. r. o.
Jellison gave a number OF current
events OF interest. Refreshments
were served during the meeting. On
Feb %. the club will be enter aimed
10y Mrs Homer Taggart, 2C9 r.
Bronson ST., when a patriotic pro-
gram will be given.
Members Of the WOmen's Home
Missionary society Of the First
Methodist church met Tuesday af-
ternoon with Mrs. II. A. Tohulka,
317 s. Franklin St Mrs. Marshel
Hughes. Mrs d. w. Place and Mrs.
II. G. Rupe assisted the hostess in
serving refreshments late in the af-
ternoOn. The topic for the day on
Child Labor" was led by Mrs A.
w Lee. and Mrs. Leo Stultz read
81 story on that subject. The next
meeting will be joint meeting with
the Foreign Missionary society and
| ~ Ares
L. p. Moore. 32S n. Michigan St.
on March q.
A dinner-dance will be given by
/ the WOman's Dining club March Z,
in the tapestry room of the Oliver
| hotel This will also be the occa-
sion of the clubs annual guest party
aud some decidedly novel enter
| tanning features are being arranged.
A business meeting of the club was
held at the Chamber of Commerce
Tuesday evening. when some i'm
portant business of the club was
taken up.
A valentine dancing party was
given by the Married Folks Dancing
club last evening in the American
| hall at which there were 40 couples
The hall was decorated appropri-
ately with hearts strung from the
center TO the side walls. A supper
was served during the intermission.
Another dance will BE given by the
club Feb. %.
The marriage of Miss Barbara
| Stoeckinger. $50 n St. Peter St.
and Andrew Gunderman of this
city, took place at the st. Joseph
church Tuesday morning at 6:15
clock Father p. J. Carroll officiat-
ed. Miss Loretta Rieder and John
| Stoeckinger. brother of the bride,
were the attendants. Following the
| ceremony a wedding breakfast was
served at the home OF the brides
aunt, Mrs. Conrad Reider, 336 n.
St Peter St Covers were laid for
10
A membership contest by the Bust
ness Women's Bible class will be
| held next Tuesday evening at the
Y. w. c. A, when each member will
| bring a guest and possible member
/ TO the usual supper at 6:15 o'clock,
and the birthday of the class will
z be observed az that time. The class
has been divided into two sections
| for the event The regular meeting
was held Tuesday evening at the Y.
w. Mrs. Emma b. Harris led in
the lesson from the book of judges.
Miss Adelaide Howe Of Atcnison,
Kan. was honOred with a dinner
last evening given by ]. F.. Neff in
| the university club rooms Of the
/ oliver hotel Mrs F. A. Miller act
ed as hostess for Mr.. Neff. assisted
| by Mrs. +. A. Br. an, Mrs. Iden S.
! Romig, Miss Harriet Dunn, Miss
Helen Daugherty and Miss Gertrude
! oliver. There were places for six
| guests. Miss Howe accompanied her
uncle. +. w. Howe. who addressed
the Knife and Fork club members at
their banquet in the tapestry room.
The Influence OF the Atmosphere;
| Weather Conditions OF This Local
ity" was discu ssed at a meeting OF
the nature study department Of the
Progress club Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Helen a. Pierce and Miss KEEL
logg in charge of the days program.
gave instructive talks on the gen
eral topic. The department will meet
next on Feb. 29.
Or. and Mrs. Franklin a. Carson.
North Shore dr.. were host and
hostess TO the Navarro Place Dinner
club Monday evening. There were
I places for "a guests The club will
be entertained Feb. 2S at the home
of Capt. and Mrs. r. r. Stogsdall.
Navarro pl.
A pleasant meeting OF the Idlers'
= club was held at the home Of Miss