South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-20

Without exception. the most inter-
Csting club event Of this week will be
the general meeting Of the Progress
club SATURDAY, afternoon when the an
nual business meeting and election Of
officers VIII Doe held. This years
corps Of officers has served most COM
petently N the estimation OF club
members. and general satisfaction is
expressed with the seasons record
thus far the chief feature OF which
Was the district convention held with
such marked success in June. The
present officers ares President Mrs.
victor r. Jones. first vice president
Mrs Richard Elbel second vice
president Mrs g. r. Drummend-
third vice president. Miss Jessie @.
Brown: treasurer Miss Harriet +.
Keller: recording secretary. Mrs.
Donald M1cCiregOr; assistant record
ing secretary. Mrs. p ~. Anders: cor
respondin- secretary, Mrs G. ).
BOsenbury.
Miss Anna Standeid. ia s. William
ST.. was hostess 90 the AS You Like II
club Tuesday evening at its regular
meetinp Miss Minnie French gave
the current events discussion and Mrs.
Frances Hedger began the reading Of
Dickens "BlcakhoUse' The remain
der of the evening was spent socially.
Miss Grace Cady Will entertain the
club next Tuesday evening at her
home, los $. William Sc.
Arrangements were made by the
Ayudadora circle at It's regular meet
ing tuesday afternoon with Mrs. +. NJ.
Baker. 146 Laporte av., To clothe
three children for Sunday school at
tendance and provide for one needy
family The usual business was trans
g. fol-
Light refreshments were served by the
hostess. The circle viii meet Feb.
with Mrs. =. +. BOnDurant PA w.
Navarro ST.
Mrs. q. G.. Schweiss. 42S 5. Fellows
ST., entertained the members OF the
Diamond Pedro club very pleasant
ly Tuesday afternoon. Favors at
cards were awarded Miss G. Barnhart
and Mrs Chauncey Thomas. Lunch
con was served afterward by the
hostess and the remainder OF the
afternoon spent informally. The club
VIII meet Feb. with Mrs. Thomas.
609 Nistula av.
The Women's Union Bible class
hello its regular meeting Tuesday
afternoon with Mrs G. l.. Copp. 72S
California av. Eighteen members
were present. The lesson for the
afternoon included the first and sec
Ond chapters of Exodus and was led
by Rev. 4. J. Parsons of the Quincy
St Baptist church. The class Will
meet Tuesday with Mrs. Copp.
The Women's Home Missionary So
ciety of the First NJ. F. church was
entertained Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. L. L. Blake. 734 Park
av. a short business period opened
the meeting followed by the usual
mn ft.A N.N~ N1rsg Nnrt
Stansbury Mrs. Il. H. Wood gave an
excellent paper on the Indian child,
the effect which the white man had
upon his development and the efforts
beng made by the Indian of To-Day
10 become educated. Mrs. u. a.
Rogers gave two interesting papers,
the first a STORY of the Indian" and
~ True Friend to the Indian" She
explained that the menace TO the In
dian today is alcohol and stated that
it u the responsibility OF the white
man 90 assist the red TO escape from
his curse. The meeting closed with
social hour during which refresh
ments were served To 3S guests. Mrs.
Myron Campbell viii be hostess t.
the society Feb. rs at her home 323
w Navarro ST.
Teachers of the Lafayette school
were chaUmingly entertained Tuesday
evening at dinner 10y Miss Mamie
Kerner. $40 :. Michigan ST. Dinner
was served in five courses at 6:30
o'clock. covers being placed for y
guests a basket of sweet peas and
narcfssi occupied the center of the
table and each place was marked
with a beautiful hand painted card.
The evening was spent with music
and contests. the favors i'm the lat
ter being hand painted They were
awarded 20 Miss Elizabeth Williams
and Miss Manda GOmig The guests
included the Misses Nanda ROmig,
Adelaide Lamport who was the
guest OF the evening; Elizabeth Will
liams Bertha Linden. Freda Eggert,