South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-13
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

Miss Helen Upper. 335 EdgeWater
ir. Mishawaka, was hostess Friday
4lternoon 20 members of the South
serd Kindergarten Alumnae assoc
alton The affair was given ia
lonor OF three brides Of last year
aIrs. J. r. Nuner. Mrs. r. Ulbricht
and Mrs. +. Yost The time was
spent socially with dainty luncheon
served near the close.
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Mrs. Frank Purucker. 715 Blaine
av.. entertained with a dinner at her
home Friday evening. The hOnored
guests we're Misses Rose Bennett and
Emma Thompson. Covers were laid
for six guests.
Mrs. r. G. RaiIsback. 621 S. Eel
lows St, entertained the Frances
willard W. C. T. L. Friday after
noon at her home. she was assist
ed by Mrs. Gertrude Albright. Mrs.
John Hively presided ana Mrs. anna
Fox conducted the devotionals. The
program. in charge OF Mrs. George
Davis, consisted OF a paper. a
Word 10 Mothers" by Mrs. Rails
bach: paper. THE Saloon Couldn't
Get His Boy" by Mrs. Fred Fromm;
The child as Father Of the Man
was Mrs. Nora BOrough's topic;
Mrs George Davis had a paper,
Mother. Mrs Timothy Shanafelt
and Mrs. Clinton Carson gave selec-
lions. Miss cleo Davis, accompanied
10y Miss Lottie Logan, gave vocal
number. During the business meet
ing two new members were admit
ted. A social hour with refresh
meuts was enjoyed The next meet
ing viii be FEB. 9 with Mrs. L. w.
Hummer, 230 +. Roadway.
Misses Lydia Witteuburg and
Lena Dreibelbis. 217 $. Carroll St,
were hostesses to members of the
-. y. o. club Friday evening at
their regular fortnightly meeting,
Election or new officers for the year
took place with Miss Carrie Brown,
president; Miss Alma Love, vice
president; Miss Jennie Teske, sec
Rotary treasurer. The evening was
spent with crocheting and games
with a social hour and refreshments
near the close. Miss Florence Mayes
of Buchanan, Mich, and Miss Janet
Miller we're guests OF the club. on
next wednesday evening the nm
bers will give a dinner at the Mich
olson Inn. The regular meeting
will be Jan. 90 with Miss Brown,
127 " Hill St
To raise their part Of the fund
for the new church members of the
Ladies' Aid society of Grace NJ. z.
church gave a social entertainment
i'm the parlors OF the church last
evening. The evenings program
I'm charge OF Irs. +. c. Lane, chair
man. was a humorous one with a
district schco as the most amusing
feature. All appeared IN costumes
suited 10 the occasion; a quartet Of
young women i'm sun bonnets and
comic false faces gave "a sun BONG
ret sue" selection; the Bill Of
Fare" vas sung by Mrs. +. s. Rex
strev. Miss Grace Barnard Logan
fteinoehl and Louis Heintzelman~
The evenings program closed with
the serving Of refreshments.
Members OF the elVlcs and phll-
anthrophy department OF the Prog
Tess club listened 10 well arranged
paper ON Balanced Meals oy Miss
Elsie HincNley. domestic science
teacher OF the city schools, Friday
afternoon at the club. Miss Hinck-
Iey used charts % illustrate her sub
-ecf and distributed small charts for
references. ON one poster she
showed the unbalanced meal which
she corrected 10 make il of equal
nouFlsnins Faiue. Her talk was fol
lowed nE a discussion and question
inE hy the members. The depart
meut viii meet Feb. in the club
looms.
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The Womens Mission circle of the
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs T. j. Wickey. 1896 California
"' Papers were read by Mrs.
Georee Enterhue, Mrs. a. r. Rod