South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-02

Glass 80. 10. Overc0mers. Of the
Memorial United Brethren church met
Tuesday evening az the home OF Mrs.
W. T. Edwards 6l2 y ST. Joseph So
During the business session election OF
officers was held. all of last years Of
hncers having been reelected. Mrs
J. II. Webster. q member of the class
has attended sunday school every
SUNDAY for the past year without one
absence. The class WIFI meet the first
Tuesday Of January at the home Of
Mrs. Daniel r. Grow. 517 Carroll 81.
The Young Peoples alliance Of AIiz-
pan Evangelical church met Tuesday
evening at the church and elected the
following officers for six months
President. Emmett Jester. vice presi-
dent Pearl Klopfer; recording secre-
tary. Clarence Perkins. corresponding
secretary. Gertrude ReinCehl. treas
urer Joyce Lehman. The society Will
meet again the hrst Tuesday Of Jan
uary.
The Women's Foreign Missionary
society OF the First NJ. T., church was
entertained very pleasantly Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs j. e. Cleis, ia r.
Marion ST The leader for the after
noon was Mrs. A. T. Sibley whose
topic was Young Women in the Pro
gram of Christ. y feature OF the
afternoon was a talk by DR.. Mander-
son, a returned missionary. Her dis
cussiOn was on the mission work in
medical colleges. Miss Ada Campbell
also gave an interesting talk on the
mission work done by the women Of
Mt. HolyOke seminary. Mrs. Walter
N.fe4er p Il
mas story During the social hour
which concluded the afternoon, the
hostess served light refreshments
The society Will meet Jan. 5.
Mrs. T. Parvis. 22s n. Hill St. was
hostess TO the Silver Pleasure club
Tuesday afternoon. Officers were
elected during the business meeting
as follows. Mrs. Richard Dugdale.
president; Mrs. Charles Fowler. vice
president; Mrs Estella Ray, treas
Urer Mrs Melvina Ward treasurer
Of birthday fund, and Mrs. L. Stock
well. press reporter. A delicious 4
o'clock dinner was served by the
hostess The club will meet Dec. / 3
with Mrs Elizabeth Hammer, 800 w.
Colfax av.
The Broadway club was entertain
ed Tuesday afternoon by Mrs. Frank
Jackson, Portage av. road. A program
was given after the regular business
session, consisting of an interesting
talk by Mrs. ]. Robert PlatZ. who
gave the biography of Tennyson and
a general current events discussion.
Roll call was responded to with quo
tations from Tennyson. The next
meeting will be held Dec. 1 5 with
Mrs. p. G. Lane. Broadway, and will
be in the nature Of a Christmas party
The Women's Union Bible class
was entertained tuesday afternoon by
Mrs. o. G.. Harding, $40 Leland av.
There we're II members present. The
lesson consisted of five chapters from
the book OF Genesis and was conduct
cd by Rev. T. J. Parsons of the Quincy
street Baptist church. following
which he gave an interesting talk
The class will meet next Tuesday aft
ernOon with Mrs Harding.
Mrs Eugene Dambacher, SOS s.
6. Fellows St, entertained the Go
AS You Please club very pleasantly
Tuesday afternoon. Cards were en-
joyed at three tables. favors being
awarded 10 Mrs. Phillip Crosse, Mrs
Minnie Anderson and Mrs. Fern Mil
ton. A dainty luncheon was served
during a social hour The club will
meet Dec 5 with Mrs. Anderson, 727
South Bend av.
An enjoyable thimble was given
Tuesday afternoon by the Auten W.
r. G. at the Auten hall. More than
so guests attended and spent the aft
ernOOn with needlework. A brief
program was presented, consisting OF
readings by Miss Marie Voedisch,
Avis Wooster and Hazel Stout. A de-
close OF the afternoon. The hostesses
we're the Mesdames c. Coil. r. Gull
lCrs. Y. Gilman, 4. McBrOOm, +.
Hendricks. T. Howard. Julia Smith.
Mrs. Christman, Mrs. DOlph and Mrs.
Trittipo The next regular meeting
viii be held Dec. 10.
Mrs. Z. NJ. Sykes, 1915 f. Madison
St. was hostess to the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the Trinity Presbyterian
church Tuesday afternoon During
the business session officers were
elected as follows: Mrs. Harry Hardt. |
president, Mrs George Raissle, nrst
vice president Mrs Frank Henry.
second vice president; Mrs George |
Snyder. secretary: Mrs. j. c.. Yer
n ande. treasurer. Arrangements |
were completed for the bazaar which !
will be given at the church Thursday |
The meeting closed with a social hour /
during which refreshments were |
served 10y the hostess assisted by Mrs /
Amelia Stech, Mrs. George Snyder 4
and Mrs Jesse Taylor The society /
viii meet Jan. with Mrs b u. Mum /
TO, $40 T.. Washington nv.
Mrs. Harry Rudduck. r Dubail aV. /
was hostess 90 the G. w y. NJ of the |
lUdinna Avenue Christian church /
Tuesday afternoon. After brief !
business meeting during which plans /
were made and a committee appoint |
cd for "a special G.. W. B. NJ. day. Mrs
Frank Tritt conducted a question and /
answer discussion followed by brief |
talks by Mrs Lester Spidel and Mrs |
Charles Culp. who continued a study |
Of the Red Mans Land" The meet |
ing closed with a social time and re-
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