South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-11
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

Miss Agnes Gibbons. 1851 ~ VIII
Der ST, was hostess at a meeting OF
the y. @ ID. club Friday evening
After the business hour. games and
music were the diversions. Favors
were awarded TO Miss Beatrice
klockow and Miss Josephine Kicker
Miss Irene Womer OF Michigan was
an out OF town guest. In one month
the Misses Alma and Marie Nelson
lOSs Blaine av. viii entertain
The annual banquet Of the Trim
ity NJ r. Epworth league was held
al 3 O'Clock Friday evening az the
church There were 30 present and
the table was decorated with bas-
ket OF redbud and redhaw blossoms
used as "a centerpiece Following
the dinner. the officers Of the league
gave their yearly reports and officers
FOR the ensuing year were elected as
follows Miss Fannie Jain. presi-
dent, Miss Esther l-Hkpatrick first
vice president, Mis-. Edna Chilson.
second vice president: Miss Wini-
fred Wagner, third vice president;
Myron Chidester fourth vice presi-
tary. Alfred COble. treasurer. Doug
las owen, war secretary. Miss Ber-
nice AXtelL/ pianist; Allen Reeder,
chorister; Mrs. ". O. owen. junior
league superinte ldent.
The WOman's Missionary society
Of the Quincy Street Baptist church
entertained mem bers of the Broth
crhood Of the church at the homs
of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward j. Wickey
1881 California av., Friday. Follow
lng the missionary meeting a must
cal program was presented. consist
ing OF piano duet by Miss Marian
Wright and Miss Ida ChappeU:
Song by "A quartet composed Of Mrs
Agla Snadmeier. Mrs. Warren r. Van
Derbeck, Mrs. George "a. Lamphere
and Mrs. Mullagan, and piano solos
by Miss Grace Lamphere and Miss
Ida ChaDpeI. The place Of the
meeting 20 be held i'm two weeks
will be announced later.
Fifteen members OF the Young
Ladies' Mission circle Cf the First
Christian church met Friday night
with Mrs. r. W. Taylor. 124 \.
shore dr. A talk on South Amer
lea" was given by Mrs. Paul Ander-
son. and Miss Janet Monroe dis
cussed Paraguay" The devotionals
were in charge of Miss Grace Lush
haugh. A vocal solo was rendered
by Mr Taylor ON Juno IA the circle
viii meet at she home Of Miss Ber-
nice Odell. 73S y. Cushing ST.
Miss Gertrude NJ. Myers. 719 w.
Washington av., assisted by Mrs W.
w. Ridenour. AIRS. Edgar r. Myers
and Miss Gladys Seely entertained
members of the Young Women's
department of the First Presbyter-
ian church Friday afternoon. The
time was spent socially. Miss Helen
Jackson. Portage I'd, viii be hostess
at the meeting to be held IN June
Il.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Hartz. 1913 w
Jefferson blvd, entertained 20 mem
bers Of the Young Married Peoples
class of the Fest Evangelical
church Friday night. A talk. THE
Success of the Bible Class" was
given by George Long. following
which games and contests were en-
joyed. The next meeting VIII be
held on June II.
Mrs Wesley Miller. 410 y. Broad
way. entertained members of the
Frances Willard w. G. T. L. Friday
afternoon. The president. Mrs.
Mary Hawkins, led TIE deVotionals.
and the remainder of the time was
spent in making quilts for the Bel
gian babies. on June Il Mrs. Mary
Cordray. TIA s Lafayette blvd,
will be hostess 10 the members.
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Hostesses at the all-day meeting
OF the Norman Eddy Sewing circle
held i'm the G.. \. r. hall Friday.
were Mrs. Catherine Russworm.
Mrs Eleanor KimbaH and Mrs. Re
becca Martin. Sewing occupied the
time. Hostesses for the meeting TO
he held i'm two weeks will be an
nOunced later.
A card party was given 10y menu
hers of Olive Grove 40. II i'm the
w q. W hall Friday afternoon.
There were four tables at cards.
The hoStesseS were Mrs. L. s. Gallo
way and Mrs. George Fetters a
similar party viii be given in two
weeks.