South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-13
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

seventy-hve couples were present
at the Country Club Harvest Home
party Friday evening. Corn stalks
pumpkins. and autumn leaves helped
TO carry out the color scheme Of
gold and black Messick's orchestra
played the program OF dances.
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Celebrating the birthday anniver-
say OF Mrs William Nell. 726 La
sale av.. a dinner at the home Of
MIS-. Nell. and an Orpheum party
were given Friday. az which the
Lady Maccabees OF Galien. Mich,
We're hostesses. Preceding the din
neT at noon contests were held and
IaNors were won by Mrs. Clara
Partridge Of Galien and Mrs Lulu
Penwe.l and Mrs. Susan BeistIe OF
south Bend. The dining room was
decorated with the patriotic coIors
ana places for 20 were laid at the
table centered with a birthday cake.
decorated with red and white roses.
The party attended the Orpheum
theater in the afternoon. Mrs. Nell
was presented with many gifts.
Superintendent Of departments
were appointed at a meeting OF the
Frances Willard w. c. T. T.. held
Friday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs F. A. Albright, S. Michigan ST.
RI. Twelve members were present
and Mrs. Samuel Lehman acted as
assisting hostess Following are the
superintendents appointed: Mrs r.
&. Railsback, parliamentary drill: I
Mrs Samuel COrdrey and Mrs.
Lydia Webster. flower mission: Mrs
Fred Entzian. cooperation with mis-
siOnary societies: Mrs Henry Kale, I
rescue work; Mrs Borough. medical !
temperance; Mrs. Samuel Lehman. |
purity. literature and art; Mrs F. |
A. Albright. social red letter day; |
Miss Anna Fox, anti-narcotic: Mrs. |
William Edison, press correspon- !
dent; Mrs. Timothy Shanafelt. fran !
chise; Mrs. Wesley Miller and Mrs !
L. NJ. Moose. letters; Mrs. Mollie |
Rudduck and Mrs. George Davis. |
Sabbath observance; Mrs. Happie /
Taylor health hereditary: Mrs
John Hively. Sunday school work |
Mrs. Estella Ruth and Mrs Ella
HOPPER. temperance literature Mrs.
Timothy ShanafeIt. 1925 Riverside
dr.. will be hostess to the society
Nov. 3.
Members Of the Thursday club
were entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs. Charles Miller, $50 s Car
roll st A paper entitled. A Trip
Down the Hudson" was read by Mrs
George Phillips West Point and !
its Environments" were discussed !
by Mrs. Samuel Bunker, and talk !
on New York City's Metropolitan |
Museum Of Art" illustrated by cop :
ies Of several pictures. was present |
ed by Mrs. w. 3. Schaefer. Roll call |
was answered by interesting items !
concerning famous artists Mrs. w /.
y. Cas-, 500 Dubai1 av.. Will enter /
tain the club in two weeks.
Al the regular meeting Of the sec
ond section OF the literature depart /
ment OF the Progress club Friday |
afternoon Mrs. Victor Jones gave a
discussion Of The Electra OF Hugo
Won HofmannstahT' Miss Virginia
Tut delivered a talk on Modern 4
Painters. illustrating it with several |
l0tille. MIS- Lawrence ikoHlue en- I
tcrtained with piano selections. The /
next meeting will be held oct. 26.
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An all day meeting of the Ladies
Aid society Of the Westminster ]
Presbyterian church was held Fri \
dag at the home of Mrs David /
austin. Niles rd. Dinner was served /
at noon 20 26 guests. During the 1
day Red Cross work was done and /
Comforters for charity work were /
made ON the second Friday i'm !
November Mrs. H. NJ. Hardman. |
Csl Diamond av.. will be hostess to |
the society.
The monthly business meeting of |
the Womeu's Missionary circle of !
the Quincy Street Baptist church |
was held Friday afternoon at the |
home OF Mrs. c.. f.. Enterline. 7SS |
Cottage Grove av After short |
program the society worked out the |
details Of the plans 20 entertain the |