South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-03-04

sewing and contests and the hostess
served refreshments. In two weeks
the club will NEE with Mrs. Carl IL
lery, 1927 Miami ST.
The Ladies Aid society OF the First
Brethren church met at the home OF
Mrs. Rosa Dausman, eos y. Adams
St, for an all day meeting Wednes-
day. The morning was spent with
needlewoTk. Dinner was served at
noon by the hostess. In the after
noon the regular monthly devotional
meeting was held. The mission
study was conducted by Mrs. Elva
Thomas. The musical numbers we're
in charge OF Mrs White, Mrs Gar
wood and Miss Dausman. The next
meeting will be Apr at the home Of
Mrs. George Urey, Keasey st.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of Grace NJ. r. church met
wednesday afternoon in the taber-
nacle. The subject for the day be-
ing THE Child at School,. Mrs
William InwOod read a paper on
"Glimpses of Kindergarten" Mrs.
Anna Henderson read a. leahet on
THANK Offering'' Mrs. r. NJ Morris
had a reading and Mrs. Paul Walters
had charge Of the "Gfystery Box"
freshments were served at the close
Of the afternoon by the hostesses,
Mesdames Walker Place. Miles Bas-
sett, J. Petit and John Byers. The
society viii meet Apr. at the taber-
nacle.
Mrs. Walter Funk, 1873 w. Wash
ingtOn av., was hostess to the mem
hers OF the Wednesday club Wednes-
a a.
day was The MOhammedan Rebel
lion. Mrs. r. r. Austin was leader
A social time followed the meeting.
The members of the club will enter
tain March 10 in the studio rooms of
the J. NJ, S. building when Mrs. Ella
Adams Moore of Chicago will lecture
on Modern Switzerland. The next
regular meeting of the club will be
March II at the home Of Mrs. +. T..
Austin. w. Jefferson blvd.
The Woman's Bible class met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs l. p.
Shirk, 119 +. Marion st. The study
OF Exodus was continued and Mrs. NJ.
-. Mitchell was the leader. The
class will meet March Il with Mrs.
Shirk.
Mrs. Nelson Jones was hostess to
the members Of the Shakespeare cir
Gle Wednesday afternoon. The usual
current events discussion was held,
Mrs. A. Staples had a paper on
Boxer Uprising, Mrs +. II. Brug-
ger on War With Japan" and Mrs.
w. O. Williams on Face. A social
time was enjoyed. Mrs. F. II. Brug-
ger. 900 w. ColfaX av.. Will enter
tain the circle March Il.
Mrs. George Frank. 734 Harrison
av.. was hostess to the ID. l. club
Wednesday. A pleasant afternoon
was spent with cards after which the
hostess served a dainty luncheon. w.
Parker OF Chesterton, Ind, was a
guest of the club.
Members of the Modern Aachtes
club were entertained Tuesday even
ing by Miss Vada Berg, 1913 Kemble
av. The features of the evening were
"a Pullman party" and music. Sup
per was served 10y the hostess at the
close of the evening. The club will
meet in two weeks.
At the meeting of the Dorcas So
ciety of St Paurs Methodist church
held in the entertainment parlors of
the church Tuesday afternoon election
of officers was held. The following were
elected: Mrs. y. s. Gingrich, presi-
dent: Mrs. T w McD0aOugh, vice
president; Mrs. c. p. Grismar, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Arthur Middleton.
treasurer. Plans were made for To-
cal relief work. The remainder of
the afternoon was spent in sewing in
fants' clothing. A social hour and
picnic supper was enjoyed.
Mrs A. L. Bremen. 234 Haney av..
entertained the members of the
North Side Culture club Wednesday
afternoon. The remaining chapters
of Les Miserables" were read and a
paper on the success of il was given
by Mrs. A. r. Messick. A general
discussion on current events followed.
Refreshments were served during the
social time. The club will meet March
II with Mrs J.. X Jenkins, 1893
Yukon av.
Members of the Woman's Literary
club were entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Herbert Smith. y. Lafayette ST.
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Ada
Campbell gave a paper on "Why
North and South America Are Differ
ent and a Ratio Comparison" and
Mrs MyrOn Campbell read one on
the Flowing Road" by Casper Whit
ney. The meeting was followed by q
social time. Mrs. Smith will enter
tain the club March II.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the WOman's auxiliary OF st. James
Episcopal church was held at the
home OF Mrs Harry Elliott SOS W
ColfaN aV.. Wednesday afternoon
Mrs FGckensCher gave a synopsis
OF the life OF Judson. the famous mis-
sionary, and Miss Mary May White
gave an interesting talk on her re
cent visit 10 North Carolina and OF
the life Of the people in the noun
tain cabins in Highland a missiOnaT,
field social hour with refresh
ments Followed the meeting The so
Ciety will meet Apr. with Mrs
Charlotte Banta. AS W Washington
av. when the subject viii be Med
ical Missions. Mrs Judd viii b'
leader.
Members OF the Home Necdlework
ers' club met wednesday at the home
OF Mrs William SGoOr. 1925 r
Broadway The afternoon was Spen
with needlework followed by
luncheon served by the hostess Th'
club will meet Mar L with Mrs. /
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