South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-09-24


Evangelical church. There was an
attendance Of more than 200 and the
lawn was made attractive with lights
Another meeting OF the club viii be
held oct 3 at the home Of Mr. Poehl-
man.
The Thursday club met with Mrs.
u; Kelley. iii r. Broadway
Thursday afternoon After the bust
ness session the study for the year,
which IS The history of Rome. was
taken up. Mrs. Ida North read chap
ters from one 10 eight. Mrs Charles
Miller read a paper on 'Bygone
Rome" which was prepared by Mrs.
y. $. Lindquist, and Mrs. Il. b. Harris
gave a reading. THE Tiger Lily The
quotations Tor the day were Christ's
sayings The members adjourned to
meet oct. at the home OF Mrs. Ida
North. 115 S Notre Dame st.
Mrs J. r. Butter. 3O4 s. Scott St.
was hostess TO members of the Circle
OF Mercy Thursday. During the bust
ness time arrangements were com
pleted Tor a card party and dance to
be given i'm St. Patrick's hall Friday
evening. oct 10 The proceeds will
be used for carrying on the charitable
work OF the circle during the year A
committee has been appointed for the
evening. Refreshments were served
late is the afternoon by the hostess.
The circle viii meet oct. Z with Mrs.
B. Hagerty, 522 S. Scott st.
The Good VIII club was very pleas
anty entertained Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. Charles Osborne. 222
Sycamore ST. A guessing contest was
the feature Of the afternoon and the
honors were given TO Mrs. Emery
Coverdale and Mrs Ed Golf A sup
per was served at 1870 o'clock and
covers weer placed for 10 at a table
centered with large vase Of varigated
dahlias. No place has been set for
the meeting oct. Z.
The season Of the Impromptu club
began Thursday afternoon. meeting
mt the home OF Mrs. T.. w. Morse go
Rex ST.. which was opened with the
club collect which holds forth
ideals such as Grant that we may
realize IL is the little things that Gre
etc differences" That In the big
things of life we are one" Let us
DE done with fault-fnding and leave
off self-seeking," and May we strive
90 touch and to know the great COM
mon womans heart OF us all, and O
Lord God let us not forget to be
kind"
Reports Of the 18th district con-
vention held at Mishawaka i'm May
We're given by Mrs. W. b. Pershing,
and Mrs Joseph Williams and Mrs.
Homer j. Miller gave an account of
the annual council held at Portland,
ore
Committees for the year have been
appointed on membership. program,
social service, flowers, finance, legis-
lative, home department. health and
music. The officers are: Mrs. Charles
Kelmer. president: Mrs Norman
Bruce, ViCe-president; Mrs. Clinton
Huffman. secretary; Mrs. Walter Per-
shing corresponding secretary; Mrs.
j. l.. Turner, treasurer.
The study for the year will be In
diaa3,." and is being continued from
last year. A number Of miscellaneous
subjects will also be discussed Mrs.
Richard ElbeI will speak on Echoes
of the Pan-AmeriCan Exposition" at
the meeting on oct. T. ON the y, Mrs.
T.. TT. Goodman will talk on the Mod
ern Drama" and The Moving Picture
Play" Will be discussed on Nov. 4 by
Mrs. G. L. Huffman. Friendship
Day will be observed on Nov. is.
Dec. ? viii be given To current events
led 10y Mrs r. j. Swantz. and Dec.
l6 the day viii be devoted to talk on
childhood. child psychology, early
years and adolescence.
Mrs +. J. Harrison. 1871 Wood
ward av.. viii be hostess at the meet
ing 10 be held oct Z.
Guest day was observed by the
Woman's Literary club Wednesday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Marshall
Chaplin. 623 W. ColfaN av. Mrs. Emma
b. Harris gave talks ON "Old Missions
OF California" and an interesting re
port OF the Early Days of South
Bend." During q social hour. refresh
ments were served. The first regular
meeting OF the society will be held
next Wednesday with Mrs. IT, c..
kreighbaum, St Joseph ST., with Mrs
Marshall Chaplin in charge.
with Mrs. Charles Lang Mrs. Fred
Sch&fer, Mrs. Fred Poehlman and
Mrs Fred Ziebarth as hostesses mem
bers Of the Sewing circle of the Ger
man Zion church were entertained in
the parish school At the close OF an
afternoon of needlework light refresh
meuts were served. The circle viii
meet at the school on Oct. Z.
Mrs. clifford DuComb. 513 W.
Navarro st, entertained the Lincoln
Way Pleasure club members Thurs
day The afternoon was spent i'm a
social manner with the serving OF
dainty refreshments by the hostess
The club viii meet Oct. :.
Mrs II. T. Montgomery, Denslow
road. was hostess on Thursday to
members Of the Mothers club at an
all day meeting Dinner was served
at noon and there We're places for 20
members. The afternoon was devoted
To needlework and a social time An
other meeting of the club viii be held
in two weeks.
Miss Maude Heath, chairman OF the
gymnasium committee of the Young
Women's Christian association, enter
tanned so members OF the class last
evening AT the Y w &. 4. a track
meet featured the evenings entertain
ment and judges for the event in
Guided Miss Laura Hamilton. instruc-
tor. Miss Elnora Gaik. assistant in
structOr. Miss Rosa krause, Or Mar
tina y. Thomas and Miss Edith HOl-
brook. Light refreshments marked
the close Of The evening