South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-09

The new board Of directors of the
Catholic Womans club held their reg
>ular business meeting Monday after
noon in ST. Patricks hall. Mrs.
Thomas J. Dehey. president Of the So
ciety. presided at the meeting Ar
rangements were made TO continue
the educational classes until the first
and second weeks in May. The Eng
hsh conversational classes will be held
on Tuesday evenings along with the
sewing class. A social time followed
the business meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A Hauck, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Martin and Mr.. and Mrs
Philip Klingel left Tuesday for and
extended trip 10 California. They viii
go TO New Orleans and thence to Los
Angeles. They will attend the San
Diego and San Francisco expositiOns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hauck will spend some
tiiue with Mr.. Hauck's sister in Sacra-
mento. The party will return about
the middle OF May. Mr.. and Mrs.
Hanck entertained a company of
friends informally Sunday evening at
their home. s13 Cushing St, as a
farewell.
Mrs. +. l. Sims gave a paper Of
unusual merit Monday afternoon at
the regular meeting of the Current
Events department of the Progress
club. The subject Of the paper was
Vocational Training in the Home" in
which she said that parents should
cooperate with their children's hob
bies, because these childish hobbies
may be indicative of the inclinations
or talents which may determine their
future means of livelihood. Illustrat-
ing, she enumerated examples of sue
Cessful business men and women of
the day whose hobbies in childhood
developed into their life work. The
department will meet again in two
weeks when the program will be in
charge OF Miss Thekla Sack.
The seventh district committee OF
the Ladies' Aid society of Grace Nj. +.
church were entertained with Thin
BILE at the home of Mrs. Mary Rulo,
500 s. Carroll St, Monday afternoon.
Refreshments were served at the close
of a pleasant afternoon.
The woman's auxiliary of Epworth
hospital held its regular monthly
meeting Monday afternoon at 2:3O.
The afternoon was spent IN sewing
supplies for the hospital. The next
meeting will be March 8.
Mrs. Lloyd Beyrer, 5O4 Columbia
st, entertained the members of the
Opposition club Monday evening. At
the close Of a pleasant evening spent
with needlework a delicious luncheon
was served. Mrs. Eugene Slusser, 21S
T.. Indiana av., will be hostess to the
club, the date to be announced later.
The Young Women's Missionary
society of the First Baptist church
was entertained at the home of Miss
Violet Solarek, 1920 S. Michigan St,
Monday. A program including a pa
per on the introduction of Protestant
Christianity into Japan was given.
Mrs. a. Nave gave a solo and Miss
Miriam Chard read a japanese fairy
story. A social hour followed, during
which refreshments were served by
the hostess. Mrs. Ada Nave, n. St
Joseph St. Will entertain the society
March 8.
The annual reception Of South Bend
Commandry No. Is, Knights Temp
lar. was held Monday evening in
Place hall. over 800 people enjoyed
dancing and cards. Those on the
reception committee were: Mr.. and
Mrs. r. G. Page, Mr.. and Mrs. J. w.
Shidler and Mr.. and Mrs Paul N
Prass- The hall was decorated with
large flags and Streamers, and in the
east end of the hall was the emblem
of the lodge in green and red electric
lights. The leading officers of the
cOmmandry are; r. @. Page emin-
ent commander; j. w. Shidler, gen.
eralissimo; Paul y. Prass, captain gen.
eral- Messicks orchestra furnished
the music, G.. w. Kerner leading the
grand march. An elaborate banquet
was served at the close of the even
Ing.
Members OF the Young WOmen's
Home Missionary society were enter
tanned in the friendship parlor of the
First Nj. i. church Monday evening
Hostesses for the evening were Mrs
J. M. Sartin, Miss Christine Franz.
Miss Maud Heath and Miss Isabelle
Kennedy. Miss Isabelle Kennedy was
leader giving a talk on THE Red
Man. Part OF the evening was spent
with needle work for the dispensary
4 social time followed. with refresh
ments The next meeting will be
Mar. at the church parlOr.
The Worth club held its regular
meeting Monday evening at the Prog
ress club. The making Of history as is
shown in the present trend of affairs
and which lead to the conditions in
Europe was the main topic w r
Miller leading The next meeting will
be Monday. Feb. s, when the affairs
in Asia will be the subject.
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