South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-11-14

ernOon. Regular business took up a
part of the evening after which Rev.
Mr.. Olsen gave a short talk. Piano
selections and a general social time
followed during which the hostess
served refreshments. The attendance
was large. The society will be enter
tanned Dec. IL.
The Friday Afternoon Sewing circle
Of the First Christian church was en-
tertained Friday AFTERNOON by Mrs.
Charles Smith, South st. There were
Is members present. Sewing was the
feature Of the afternoon and lunch
con was served by the hostess during
a social hour. Mrs. John OFT, SIS
Carroll St, will entertain the circle
Nov. %.
Section two of the literary depart
ment of the Progress club met Fri
day afternoon at the club rooms.
The program was in charge Of Miss
Margaret Myers, whose topic was
"Hugo's Contemporaries Scribe and the
Classical School,, and Miss Mary Du-
Shane, who talked OF Hugos follow
ers. Angler, Dumas fills Sardou The
meeting was very interesting and was
well attended. The department will
meet Nov. %.
An exceptionally interesting meet
ing of the Norman Eddy w. n. c.
was held Friday afternoon at the G..
A. r. hall on f. Jefferson blvd, when
the officers were hosteSSeS 10 the re-
mainder of the corps About So were
present. brief business meeting
was followed with sewing while pro-
gram of some length was prese nted
by members of the corps, as follows;
instrumental solos, Mrs. Gertrude
Matthews; recitation. Miss Lucille
Hood; solo. Miss Anna Schultz: reel
tatiOn, Jesse LaHommedieu; instru-
mental solo. Miss Ruth Park; read
ing. Miss Bessie Hogue; violin selec-
ton, George Miller: piano solo. Miss
Valerie Bondurant; reading. Mrs.
Narelia BOndurant; reading, Mrs.
Henderson; instrumental solo. Miss
Kiefer
The afternoon was thoroughly en-
ioyable and at it's close dainty re
freshments were served by the enter
tanning committee made up OF the fol-
Pauline Deitz, Mrs. S. Ecker, Mrs
Esther Smell, Ms II. Van Sicklin,
Mrs. Charles Crofoot, Mrs. May Brad
ley, Mrs. Edith Miller. Mrs. Margaret
Cole, Mrs. Clara Ettline, Mrs. c.
Clark. Mrs. Fannie Foster, Mrs. O.
NlllldulS ana MIS-. EllOtt l4attOfn-
medieu. The regular meeting OF the
Norman Eddy w. II. .. Will DE held
Nov. p at the hall.
The Ladies' Mission circle OF the
First Baptist church was entertained
Friday afternoon BY Mrs. Claire Ogg,
1910 Portage av. After the regular
business meeting a program was pre-
sente composed OF papers by Mrs. NJ.
Norris Mrs. Frank Rogers. Mrs. c..
StOeckinger and Mrs. G. A. Warwick.
The meeting was interesting through
out. The next regular meeting will
be held Dec. II but the place has not
been decided.
Miss Marie Moore. 72s n. 81. Louis
St, was hostess to the members of the
r NJ. club Friday evening. Music,
games and contests were the features
or the evening. the favor IN the latter
going TO Miss Florence Poehlman.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess at the close OF the evening.
ChrySanthemums were used very pref
tily about the homo IN decoration. The
club will be entertained Nov. 81 by
Miss Marie Kruger, T0s S. Bend av.
A general meeting OF the Aid soci-
ETY. OF St JoSephs hospital was held
Friday afternoon at American hall.
The entertaining committee was COM
posed Of Mrs. Frank Aayr. AIRS. Frank