South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-17

me queen Esther circle of the
Grace NJ +. church met Monday eve
ming at the home OF the Misses Va
leria and Lulu BC-durart, 7I9 s.
Michigan ST. During the business ses-
sion the society made plans for it's
annual distribution OF Thanksgiving
baskets 70 the poor. Dainty refresh
ments were served at the close of the
evening. The society will meet in
one month.
Miss Minerva Harmon, 1908 s. Mich
tgan St, entertained the members Of
the Philathea class OF Westminster
Presbyterian church Monday evening.
During the business session Miss Lyle
Whitcomb was chosen TO represent
the class at the council meetings of
the Associated Charities and cOntribu-
ton was made 10 the South Bend
Federation for Social Service. Final
arrangements were also made for the
bazaar TO be held Dec. 3, and the Civ
ing OF Thanksgiving dinner to some
poor family. Miss Harmon rendered
several vocal numbers during the So
cial hour accompanied on the piano
by Mrs. Burgoyne, a guest OF the
class. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by the
Misses Maude Bickford and Deva
Brickel. The class will meet again
Zee. with Miss Fora Zeitler, 742
Sancome av.
Officers Of the Eastern Star enter
tanned Monday afternoon with the an
nual thimble of the order at the Ma
sonic temple. Funds raised by the af-
. fair will be used for the benefit of
the Masonic home fund. More than
go attended. A part of the after
noon was spent with the thimble. aft
er which delightful program was
rendered as follows: Piano duet by
Misses Ray and Lillian Cohen; piano
solos by Max Miranda and Miss Ruth
kuss; readings by Miss Laura Hagey
ana MIS- Charles Wolcott; vocal solos
Oy Prof. Frederic Bergman; trio by
the Misses Leah. Loah and Ethel
steele; whistling solo with vocal and
piano accomplishments, Miss Thelma
Paige. During the luncheon victrola
selections were furnished through the
courtesy Of the Wheelock store.
The study Of the AIadonnas was the
topic for the regular meeting of the
department OF art of the Progress
club Monday afternoon. Miss Helena
NeitZel gave a delightful discussion
Of the Madonna of the Rose, Miss Dora.
Keller OF the Della Sedia, Miss Nadine
Folsom OF the Sistine Madonna and
Mrs. Charles Ntckery OF the Della FO-
legno. Pictures were used by the
speakers in illustration OF their dis
cussions. On Nov. 80 the department
viii study portraits.
ST. Edwards Court, No. 1924. CathO-
ic Foresters will give a dance and mil
ltary card party Monday evening. Nov.
2 3, at American hall. Olson's orches-
ira Will furnish the music for the
evening and refreshments will be
served. About 500 invitations have
been issued and IL is anticipated that
he affair will be as successful as pre-
vious events Of the order. The COM
mittee in charge consists of Charles
Schupert, John Gehring. Amos Oberly,
Harry j. Bueche, R. +. Huber and
Frank zeiger.
Mrs. c. B. Mason. los Marquette av..
was hostess Monday afternoon to the
members OF the Navarro Place Bible
class. The afternoon was devoted to
the study of the book of Genesis. Mrs.
Ned Taylor was the leader. The class
viii meet Nov. = 3 with Mrs. Mason.
Mrs. Amanda Windbigler and Jo-
seph Wynn, both of Tiosa. Ind. were
married quietly Saturday evening at
the home OF the formers son. Harry
Windbigler. ITO S. Eighteenth St,
River Park. The Rev John Mosier Of
Ticiated. They viii live in TiOsa-
The Knights Of Columbus entertain
I'd Monday evening with an informal
dance at American hall. About As
couples attended. Herrick's orchestra
furnished music for the program of
dances. Refreshments were served
during the evening.