South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-08

Mrs Walter Hildebrand 625 River
side dr., was hostess Friday afternoon
10 the members Of the Womens Mis-
sionary circle Of the First Baptist
church Mrs c. \. Decker led devo-
tons. The discussion for the day on
The Mistakes and Successes Of our
Government with the Indians" was in
charge OF Mrs. S. O.. Chard as leader
Mrs. a. G.. Keltner, Mrs. G.. a. Tescher,
Mrs. r. G. Kirk and Miss Minnie
French. Mrs. j. u. J. Farneman rem
dered several piano selections, Mrs.
Charles Allen Smith of the Baptist
church of Buffalo, y. Y, gave an en-
tertaining talk on her work among
the juniors Of that church. The socie-
~ has accepted invitations 10 attend
the meetings of the missionary sOcie-
ties or St PauIs and the Christian
churches 10 be held soon. The sOcie-
~ will hold its regular meeting June
4 I'm the afternoon and evening in
the parlors of the church.
A number Of delightful hndergar-
ten stunts" were presented by the iu-
nior class of the South Bend Train
ing school Friday afternoon at the
school The affair was completely ar
ranged by members of the class and
was a demonstration Of the games
taught the children of the kindergar-
ten. All the numbers were given to
the rhythm Of music. A pretty fea-
ture OF the program was the flower
dance with garlands Of lilacs. A
march led by Miss Katherine Beach,
president Of the class. was made TO
form the numerals 10. Among the
songs rendered were. "Old $. b. r.
= and The Junior Class" A color
scheme Of green and white was used
with streamers Of green and spring
flowers, and clever shades partially
concealed the lights. The color note
was carried out in the refreshments
which were served after the program.
Mrs E. c. Baker. 1921 S. st. Joseph
St. entertained the WOmen's Mission
airy society of the Conference Memoir
ial church Friday evening. The fea-
lures of the evening were letters read
by Mrs. Charles Moore. concerning the
work of the missionaries OF Zelarde.
n. NJ, and by Mrs. Oscar Maxey of the
work in Africa Vocal solos and a viO-
lin solo were given by Mrs. Baker and
Mrs. l.. $. Gerber They were ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs Wells. A spelling
match was enjoyed during the social
time and refreshments were served.
The assisting hOStesses We're Mrs. g.
o. Davis, Mrs J. d. Shirk and Mrs w.
T. Edwards. The society will meet
June with Mrs. Charles b. Kersh-
ner. S14 Milton st.
The Ladies' Missionary society of
the First Presbyterian church met in
the church parlOrs Friday afternoon.
The society accepted the invitation OF
the ST. PauPs Missionary society TO
meet with them May IA at the home ,
of Mrs. Gardiner, S13 w COlfax av
They also accepted the invitation of
the First Christian church for June
10. Mrs. Mary : Robinson gave an
interesting report of the Presbyterial
meeting at Remington. Mrs. s. c.
WOlcOtt rendered a vocal selection and
Mrs. G. r. keltner gave a talk on the
mission work in Siam. Home Mis-
sions and the Social Question" was
ably discussed by Mrs. r. j. Harrison
The hostesses were Mrs. Solomon Fox,
Mrs Lena Rockstroh and Mrs. F. NJ.
Jackson.
Mrs. J. w. Shirk. 618 Pennsylvania
av., entertained the Eureka club Fri |
day afternoon. NeedlewOrk was en-
jOyed after which luncheon was
served. Mrs. Fred Wagner. who has
returned from California, where she |
spent the winter. was present at the !
meeting. Mrs. Frank p. West, 500 |
Pennsylvania av.. will be hostess to |
the members May 90.
me aurora Blple class or the Trim !
ity Presbyterian church gave a chick !
en- pie supper Friday evening in the
church. over ESQ people were pres !
cnt and so were turned away as they |
desired 20 accommodate those who
had bought tickets first The affair |
was the largest ever given in the |
church
The monthly meeting OF the Worth |
While circle. Mrs. Myron Campbeu's 4
Sunday school class of the First NJ + |
church was entertained Friday after
noon at the home of Miss Carrie /
Woodward. 102 Marquette av. The !,
time was spent socially and i'm sewing |
for the Childrcn's dispensary The |
assisting hostesses were Mrs. r. w |
Dunkle. Mrs. Charles Slick and Mrs !
j. @. Ames. The society will meet /
June 4.
Mrs. F. O. Brownell. $50 y. Main |
St. was hostess TO the Five Hundred /
club Thursday afternoon The after /
noon was given 10 cards afte' which \
light refreshments were served The /
favors at cards went 10 Mrs. G. Hill /
dehrand. Mrs. George Moore and Mrs
Bert Richardson. The club will meet /
again I'm two weeks, the place 20 be
announced later.
The Norman Eddy w r. c.. No. !. |
met Friday afternoon. Mrs. Ida : /
Mcbride Of indianapolis. national |
counsellor and past national president |
was a guest and delivered a speech 10 !
the members. The initiation OF one |
candidate took place. The Sewing |
circle Will meet next Friday at the
hall.
The Westminster Missionary society |
met Friday with Mrs. l. p. Hardy, /
9lt Forest av. Mrs q. NJ. Palmer,
Mrs. T. @. Barter and Mrs. o. @.
Harding were the assisting hostesses.