South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-08-10

table was decorated in pink and
white and covers were laid for six.
Airs. g.. J. Kline OF Bertrand. Mich
was among the guests.
Taking advantage Of the cool
breezes Wednesday that came as a
relief 20 the scorching weather we've
been having, several Of the clubs
and societies Of the city enjoyed pic
MICS at the parks where they could
get the full benefit or the lovely
day. The Cosy Corner circle mem
beers took their sewing 10 Leeper
park and spent the afternoon at
their work and socially They were
Joined by the families for the pic
mic supper i'm the evening Mrs.
George Loughman. 716 S. Michigan
So will entertain the club at the
regular meeting Aug. %.
The Womens Christian Temper
ance unions also held their picnic
at Leeper park yesterday with a
large representation OF members
from each section. including eight
mem bers from the Osceola union.
The party left for the park at 1880
o'clock and shortly after their ar
rival a delicious dinner was served.
An impromptu program made the
afternoon a delightful success, and
consisted Of readings on Alcohol
and Babies" by Mrs William NJ.
Weld OF the Colfax Avenue union;
Parents and the Dance Hall" Mrs.
David @. Hutson Nayhinger union;
Tools and How to Use Them. Mrs.
10. Crull. president Of the organiza-
ton at Osceola. selections from the
speech on temperance by Bryan, by
Mrs Fromm Of the Frances Willard (.
"A Warning 20 Women" Mrs. w.
w Davis Of the Chaplin park union:
Women in Government. Mrs.
Elizabeth Hummer, Frances Willard 4;
Results of Women's Votes" Mrs.
Woods Of the Progressive; Miss
Elizabeth Beyrer and Master Homer
Beyrer closed the afternoon with
recitatons.
Mrs Mary Hodson Of Detroit,
Mich. announces the engagement OF
her daughter, Gladys to Charles
Smith of that city, formerly Of South
! Bend
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Cordray.
1909 s. Michigan ST., pleasantly en-
tertained at a o'clock dinner Tues
day evening for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
COrdray Of Chicago who are visit
ms here. Covers were laid for nine.
Mrs Charles F. Morrow, 526 f.
Indiana av.. was hostess Wednesday
afternoon 10 the Home Needlework-
ers' club. The hours were very
pleasantly spent with sewing. and
i'm a social manner with refresh
ments. The club is to be entertain
ed on Aug. %, by Mrs. Charles
10. Heinzman. 1921 +. Indiana av.
Twenty-three members or the
Ladies' Aid society of Stuu Memorial
church met at the parsonage for the
monthly business meeting Wednes-
day afternoon. The members plan
ned 90 give an ice cream social Aug
II. Mrs William Bayman and Mrs.
Babb had charge of the social hour
during which time they served re-
freshments The aid Will meet Sept.
Is at the church.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society OF the First Brethren church
was held yesterday afternoon at the
church. Devotional services preced-
ed the business meeting and
social time with refreshments was
enjoyed Members of the society
will have a meeting at the church
sept. 6.
Mrs. John IT. Fulmer, Bremen I'd.
was hostess Wednesday afternoon to
the Aid society of Coalbush Evan
gelical church a demonstration Of
aluminium was featured after the
regular business session. Refresh
ments were served. The members
will meet Sept Z. at the home Of
Mrs. Clarence Fulmer, Bremen I'd.
Miss Anna GharlaCher Of Month
cello. Ind. is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
j. NJ. Chillas. 511 5. St Joseph ST.