South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-04


DAY afternoon. IN the annual olec-
ton Of officers Mrs r r. George
vas chosen president. Mrs. O.. 81.
Brown. vice president Miss Ber' IN
Snyder. secretary Atiss Nellie Hol.o-
way. assistant secretary. Mrs. Chcs
ter. treasurer. Mrs George Brown,
assistant treasurer. A Christmas
UrCgram consisted OF rcading,
What shall j Tell My Child Abe 1t
santa Claus" by Mrs George. and
'~rhc Git" VAS given hy Mrs.
Charles Yoder Miss Cora Wise.
teacher OF the class gave an instrut-
tive lesson from the book Of He
hrews. The social hour with re-
freshments followed. Mrs. +. g..
Martindale. Miss Mabel Warren. Mrs.
HAY and Miss Marie Wolfe assisted
the hostess i'm entertaining. Another
meeting OF the society will be held
Jan. 7.
The Women's Missionary society
of the First Presbyterian church
.eas entertained in the church par
Tors FRIDAY afternoon. j. .. An es
discussed '.NOslem Land the top-c
Of the day. Several members spoke
in memory Of the late Mrs. A. F.
Castin. and Mrs W. O. Williams
road a poem. THE Passing OF the
old Year" which was written 10y
Mrs. Gastin. somebody Did "a Cold
on Deed" was sung by members Of
he society: Burton Thomas gave
twO solos. open the Gate OF the
Tcmple." and "CrossinE the Bar.
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Mabel Bartlett. which concluded
the afternoons program. Refresh
ments we're served by Mrs F. j.
ChfIccts. Mrs. X. W Perley and
Mrs. J. T. walker. The members
viii NEE, Jan. in the church.
Election Of officers cook place Fri
dav at the monthly meeting of the
Worth While circle Of the First NJ.
= church with Mrs H. G.. Kreigh-
baum. 526 :. ST. Joseph st. Miss
Alice Creed was made president
Mrs. d X. Splitter, vice president
Miss Josephine James, secretary
Mrs Y. A. Rogers. assistant secre-
tary; Mrs. Fred Sommerer, treas
urer. After the business session the
hours were spent with needlework
Cor the Epworth hospital. Mrs.
AIvron Campbell told the story of
white Gifts For the King i'm "a
highly entertaining manner Re
freshments were served 10 the As
members in attendance. Members Of
the circle Will meet at the Y. w c.
a. Jan. Z.
The quarterly business meeting of
the Women's Missionary circle OF
Conference Memorial church was
held at the home of Mrs. Hattie
Webster, 212 +. Bronson St. yeSter-
day During the business time tho
reports were given. Mrs. p f.
Kershner conducted the devotional
exercises after which the afternoon
was given 10 making comforts Vic
trola selections were enjoyed and
the hostess served light refresh
rents. The next meeting Will be on
Ian. 7. when Mrs. w. S. Bassett 710
Marietta ST., Will be the hostess.
Mrs 3. +. Darr. 917 Leland av.,
was hostess at the December meet
ing OF the Women's Missionary So
cietv of Westminster Presbyterian
church yesterday. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs. Henry Martin,
Mrs. Ira UIery and Mrs. a. +. Eby.
Mrs. Daniel Rich led the devotional
exercises and Mrs G. c. Callahan
gave a paper on THE Red Man ON
a New Trail. Mrs G. c. Beyrer
gave a reading on the work of the
Indians in Oregon. and the news
from the far east was presented 10y
Mrs. r w. Morse. The meeting was
closed with the serving of light re-
freshments. Jan. the society will
meet with Mrs. Charles w CoPp,
525 +. Broadway.
The Ideal Embroidery club mem
hers were entertained by Mrs. Frank
smith 1850 May ST.. Friday. To-
ward the close of an afternoon spent
socially and with sewing the hostess
served a two-course luncheon. Miss
theresa wilkins of Bangor. Mich.
who is citing Mrs. :. r. Bolin. POI
Il. Tut St. was a guest of the club
Mrs. John such viii entertain the
club Dec Is at theater party. The
members will meet at . o'clock at
the car station.
Members OF the Womeu's Nis-
sionary circle of the First Baptist
church met with Mrs w L. Kizer
SOS W. Washington av.- Friday foI
the usual monthly business meeting
Africa" the subject for the day
was in charge Of Mrs II g. Turk
Mrs. Daniel Nye entertained the
company with instrumental NUM-
hers Refreshments We're served
during the social hour by the hostess
assisted BIZ Mrs w IT, Shoutz Miss
Ina Burton. Mrs r.. A. Freeman and
Mrs. =. IT, Irwin. The society viii
meet Jan {.
The oliver hotel management enc
tertaiued last evening with another
one of their popular evening dancng
parties i'm the tapestry room of the
hotel. Fischer's orchestra of Kala-
mazoo. Mich played the proeram
OF dances which was enjoyed by a
large number OF she younger people
& tea dansant VIII he given this at