South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-07

business was transacted followed by
social session. The members are
taking active part in the revival ser
vices being conducted at the church
during the month. The society will
hold meeting on Feb. 2, the place
TO be announced later.
Mrs. Oscar Bayman. Az S. Lafay-
cite St, was hostess in a pleasing
manner Thursday 70 a company OF
the Ideal Embroidery club members
After the usual time spent with
needIework a business meeting was
held and a delightful luncheon OF
two courses served. The club will be
entertained in two weeks at the
home OF Mrs. w. II. Bertsch, 92s
Greenlawn av.
The Nonpareil club members were
entertained by Mrs II. f. Vitou, 7S9
s. Michigan St, Thursday. A con-
test featured the afternoon and the
favors were given to Mrs. A. Wolters
and Mrs. Elliot LaHommedieu. The
hostess served refreshments. Carna-
tons and roses were prettily ar
A meeting Of the club will be held
Jan. 20 with Ms. George ID. Beroth,
1915 Quincy st
The officers and directors of the
Catholic Women's club met with
Mrs. A. r. Graham and Mrs. David
McKindley at the home of the
former. 928 Lincoln highway e.
Mishawaka, Thursday for a social
afternoon. The meeting was for the
purpose OF extending the work OF
the club. Plans are being made for
general social evening the latter
part of January at the Knights OF
Columbus home.
The Impromptu club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. w. II.
Pershing. SO7 Ashland av., Thurs
day. After a short business meet
ing in charge of the home depart
ment, VictrOla selections were given
and dainty refreshments were
served. The meeting on Jan. 20 will
be with Miss Maude Hoke. Sl4 Ash
land av.
The Knights OF Columbus and
their guests numbering so couples
were entertained with a dance in the
American hall last evening. Mes
sicks orchestra played the program
of dances, and during the evening
light refreshments were served.
Mrs. Eliza Slower was hostess at a
delightful meeting Of the Grand
mothers circle at the old court house
Thursday A picnic dinner was en-
| ioyed at noon and there were IA
grandmOthers and several guests
Needlework featured the afternoon
and the circle will meet Feb. al
the home of Mrs. Mary Bert. 615
River av.
Regular classes in gymnasium
were held at the Young Women:
Christian association last evening
under the supervision of Miss Laura
r. Hamilton. Members Of the
crochet class met with a good at
f, tendance for an evening of sewing
under the direction of Mrs G. w
| Byers.
Fifteen members of the old Time
Friends club spent a pleasant after
noon sewing at the home of Mrs
! Cleis. ia f.. Marion St. Thursday
Dainty refreshments marked the
afternoons close The place o.
meeting on Jan. 20 has not been de-
| cided.
The Ladies' Aid society of Munsor
| chapel held an all-day meeting al
! the home of Mrs. Frank Bauer
Sample street I'd. Thursday Eight
members and four visitors were
| present. Mrs. r. Bennett of Kansas
, being a guest from a distance. The
time was spent with sewing anC
| socially, and at noon delicious
luncheon was served. In two week.
| the society will be entertained by
Mrs. Jerry Toner. Division street I'd
! Members of the Women's auxil
/ iary of the Westminster Presbyter'
| ian church pleasantly entertained
/ their husbands Thursday evening a
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
/ Shanafelt, 1925 Riverside DIR. The
affair was in the nature of an ex
| perience social, each member hav
/ ing 10 relate their experience o.
earning a dollar since the last meet
ing. The evening was spent viii
games and contests. and a musica
program was given which consisted
of a vocal solo by Edwin Morse. &C
| companied by Mrs Morse: a violir
selection by Sidney Morse, and voca
selections by Mrs. Shanafelt. ac-
companied by Mrs. Clinton Carson
Refreshments marked the close o
the evenings entertainment The
place and date Of the next meetinl
has not been decided upon.
| Mrs. Henry Probst. 334 y. Hill St
| was hostess to members of her pedro
Il club Thursday afternoon The time