South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-07

The members of the club with their
husbands viii leave the city at 4
O'Clock and supper viii be served at
5. Mrs. George Wandel 623 ~.
Cushing ST.. was the hostess Wednes-
day afternoon. Following the bust
ness meeting the time was spent sOci-
ally and a dainty luncheon was served
BY the hostess. The club viii meet
on Thursdays hereafter, the next
meeting 10 be held Jan. p at the
homo OF Mrs. Eber White, sos - W.
Washington av.
The regular meeting OF the Won
ems Home Missionary society Of
Grace NJ. +. church was held Wednes-
day afternoon at the tabernacle
HOstesses were the Mesdames A NJ
Hildebrand S. S. Unger. j. G. Strong
T.. b. Jaquith and Mary l. Boyer The
program under the direction Of Mrs
w b. Schaefer. began at $3.50 o'clock
with scriptural readings by Mrs.
George Davis and prayers by Mrs G.
3. BrOdbeck and Miss LOttie Benz
and Mrs. +. K. DOugherty A paper on
the Child at Home" was given by
Mrs. Rose Fields and Mrs. G. G. Bon
durant gave a reading. Mrs. Mary
Sanders read an interesting leahet.
THE story Of Wang and ] Lang.
Vocal solos were given by Arthur
Eckman.
Mrs. LeMance. wife Of the evange-
list. who is holding a series of meet
ings at the church. gave an enter
tanning and instructive talk. During
the social hour which completed the
afternoon. vocal selections were given
by the Misses Marie Jackson and
Florence Salinger. Light refresh
ments were served TO 60 guests. The
society will meet Feb at the taber-
nacle.
Mrs. w Hale Jackson. 314 w. Ma
riOn ST., was hostess to the Woman's
Literary club Wednesday afternoon.
The program consisted of interesting
discussions by Mrs. r. =. Moore and
Miss Alice Greed. who spoke on the
Panama canal in art and verse, and
by Mrs. MyrOn Campbell, whose topic
was The Pan-American UniOn-Its
History and Purpose. The club will
meet Jan. 20 with Mrs. Jackson.
Mrs Frank Coleman, III e Mon
roe St, entertained the members of
the Violet club very pleasantly We'd
ntsday afternoon. During the reyu-
lar business session, five new MEM
bers were taken into the club. Cards
were played at four tables, the favors
going to Mrs. Theresa Rock, Mrs.
Alice Brown and Mrs. Clara Engle.
Mrs. Robert Etter was awarded the
guest prize. A chicken supper was
served IN the dining room. The next
regular meeting of the club will be
held Jan. 20 at the home of Mrs.
Rock, PIG s. Chestnut ST Mrs. f.
Hosler, 4O3 +. Ohio St. will entertain
Jan. Is with a card party for the
members of the club.
The regular meeting of the Wed
ern vn at the home Of Mrs a. p Sib-
ley, Park av. The study of China,
which is the topic for the year, was
continued with a discussion OF the
Manchus Mrs. +. r. Austin was the
leader for the afternoon. Mrs r. c.
Stephenson, 201 North Shore dr., will
be hostess to the club Jan. IS.
Mrs. Newton Stuck, 626 n Lafay-
cite ST.. was hostess TO the Aid society
of Westminster Presbyterian church
al its regular meeting Wednesday
afternoon The business session was
followed by an enjoyable social pc
riod. Attendance in spite of the bad
weather. was large. The society viii
meet Feb. 3 with Mrs. George Kizer.
Michigan av.
An interesting and enjoyable meeting
of the Shakespeare circle was held
Wednesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs w. b. Slower. $50 w. Navarro st.
After the business period and the cur
rent events discussion, a program on
China was given Mrs. A. w Kline
giving the Introductory paper on
Ancestor Worship as Practiced in
China. Mrs c. A. Fulmer told OF
the manner in which the Chinese cele-
b-ate the New Year. During the So
cial hour choice refreshments were
4 h. h.,
Badet, AZ S. Michigan st. will be
hostess to the club Jan. %.
Members of the North Side Culture
club were entertained Wednesday aft
ernOon by Mrs. Charles Francis. Riv-
erside DIR. Mrs. $ \. CIumpacker
continued the reading of Victor HUI
gOs Les Miserables while Mrs f. A.
Deahl gave an interesting paper on
the Occupation for the Child. The
meeting closed with the usual infor-
NAL hour. Mrs. A A. F'rederiCkS I
Park av, will be hostess at the next
regular meeting to be held Jan 90.
The department of literature sec
ton one. held its usual meeting wed
nesday afternoon at the Progress club
rooms. Miss Minnie Adams gave
discussion OF Tennyson's poem. In
MemOriam'', the second half Read
ings from the poem were given by
members of the department TO illus
trate the talk The meeting was one
Of interest and entertainment through
out. Attendance was good. Miss
Charlotte Partridge and Mrs. Lem J.
Dare will have charge of the pro
gram at the next meeting TO be held
Jan. %. The study Of TennysOn Will
be continued.
The Lincoln WAY club was pleas
antly entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Jane Troyer. 1885 Lin
coin way w. Sewing furnished the
occupation for the afternoon and n
general discussion Of children and
child life made the meeting unusually
interesting. a dainty luncheon was
served at the close Of the afternoon.
Mrs. William f. Whitmer. i41 How
ard av.. Will entertain the club Jan.
20.
Mrs. Claude Root. Lincoln way
W. was hostess to The q. +. O.. club
Wednesday afternoon. Ten members