South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-07
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Mrs Crawford Staples. assisted by
MrA. Alexander Staples and Mrs. A. +.
Fisher, was hostess to the mem beers
Ok the Women's Missionary society Of
me First Presbyterian church Friday
afternoon at her home. Ga 5. Main st.
Plans were made for tn annual
.himble, which is TO take place Feb.
1 3 at the home OF &rs j. T. BirdSeu
1922 +. Jefferson boulevard. and last
years officers were reelected. The
devotional exercises were led by Mrs.
e.. A. LppincOtt. Miss Marjorie Tur-
ner gave a reading. Mrs G. y. Keltner
gave a review OF new books and late
magazines pertaining TO missionary
work. and DR.. LippincOtt gave a talk
on social service. The reelected OFF,
GERS are as follows: President. Mrs.
w. =. Slower: first vice president. Mss
Charlotte Partridge; second vice pres
ldent, Miss Anna Stanhe-d. recording
secretary, Mrs. G. $. WOlcOtt; corre-
spending secretary. Mrs. +. l.. Chill
cote. treasurer. Miss May Applegate.
The chairmen OF the various commit
tees are: Social. Mrs. Elmer Crockett;
financial, Miss May Apologize; music,
Mrs W. L. Martin; temperance, Mrs.
w. NJ Weld; child labor, Mrs. Robert
Morris; over sea and land, Mrs. F.. D..
Shenefield. The program committee
various other committees.
Miss Doris Briggs entertained Fri
day evening with a box party at the
Orpheum In honor OF her 18th birth
day anniversary. The guests were
the Misses Leona Jacomet, Crystal
Thomson, Edith NisivOnger, Helen Will
liams Hattie Niedbalski and Ethel
POyser.
The Benedicts' club was entertained
delightfully."- Friday evening in Amer
lean hall by a committee composed
Of Mr. and Mrs. 9. A. Farabaugh, Mr..
and Mrs. Hugh Allen and Mr. and
T. RI. Roemer The affair was in the
nature OF a Valentine party and the
table in the dining room where sup
per was served was arranged in a col
or scheme OF red and white, tiny
hearts being used effectively in its
adOrnment.
The Non Pro Sc class OF Mizpah
Evangelical church held its regular
meeting Thursday evening at the
home OF Miss Pearl HOPPER 1916 ;.
Miami St The class decided TO spend
q day with Miss Alice NeidcrhOuser
i'm Japan. choosing Good Friday when
the program will be devoted 10 the
work OF the missionary in Japan.
After the business meeting good
me was enjoyed and dainty refresh
ments were served The class will
meet March 5 with Miss RUBY Heint-
Zelman, Franklin st.
The Ideal Embroidery club was
pleasantly entertained FRIDAY after
noon by Mrs. John Suchy at her
home. 1902 +. Miner St In contests
favors were awarded Mrs. Florence
Duncan and Mrs. Theresa LObaugh.
The hostess served a dainty lunch.
N two weeks The club will be enter
tanned by Mrs. oscar Baymau. 413 $.
lafayette ST.
officers we're elected Friday after
noon by the members of the Women's
Missionary society of minister
Presbyterian church at a meeting at
the home OF Mrs. j. b. Toms. $50 y.
scott st. Mrs. G. q. BeNrer was elect
Cd president: Mrs Hdwin Steele. first
vice president: Mrs o. c. Harding,
second vice president Mrs. Daniel
Rich recording secretary; Mrs.
Brown. financial secretary: Mrs. Car
son. secretary of literature: Mrs l.
p. Hardy, treasurer. a temperance
program was presented and a num-
Der of sentiments on the subject from
Frances Willard and Abraham Lin
DIN We're quoted Mrs. Mary Collins
read paper on The Life Of Frances
Willard and an article on Where In
dian Women Vote was also read.
The next meeting OF the society viii
he in one month with Mrs. Frank
Ireland. 6SS y. Scott st.
Mrs. T. 4. Freeman. 1910 Wood
ward av.. was hostess 90 the mem bers
eff the WOmen's Mission ery circle Of
the First Baptist church at an inter
csting meeting Thursday afternoon.
Under the leadership of Mrs. J. =.
Brownlee the Biblical Basis Of Mis-
siOns" was discussed by Mrs. A. G..
Decker. Mrs Nellie White. Mrs &c
uOvcly. Mrs. r. e. Turk, Mrs w. w.
Davis. Mrs Schlacter. Mrs George
Bill Miss McRae and Miss Minnie
French. Mrs. J. II. Rode sang and
a number of interesting letters were
read. among teen one from Mrs.
Bryce. wife of Rev. Mr.. Bryce for
mer pastor o. the First Baptist
church. now living in Scotland; one
from Mrs. Earl Doty OF Foley. Ala.
formerly OF South Bend. and others
from missionaries
The Misses Iuella Suchanek and
Grace Woolman entertained the
philaf IeeQ class Of the First Christie p,