South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-13

age av. The study for the afternoon
was or the Indian, a number OF inter
esung papers being read upon the
subject. Mrs Edwin LucadO gave a
discussion Of The Indian OF Yester-
day. Mrs. Fred Schrop. THE Indian
Of Today. and Mrs. Reeves. Jester
day. Today and Tomorrow. Attend
ance was unusually large. During the
Informal hour which followed the
study. Mrs Lillian Martin gave vocal
selections. Light refreshments were
served by the hostess. The society
viii meet Feb. with Mrs. T.. /.
Geistle. Michigan az.
The members Of the old Time
Friends club were entertained at a
dinner Tuesday evening at the Misha-
waka hotel given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Hilton Hammond. Covers were placed
for so and the table was daintily ar
ranged in pink and white with large
mound Of pink and white carnations
as centerpiece.
An instructive paper was delivered
Tuesday afternoon before the mothers
department of the Progress club at its
regular meeting, on child training.
The paper, which was prepared by
Mrs. Harry Bartlett and read by Mrs.
Roy Messick, was entitled. "Inher-
itance and Environment. IL was fol-
lowed by an interesting round table
discussion Of the subject on Jan
90 Mrs. J. A. Harris will have charge
Of the program.
Mrs. F. o. Jellison. Broadway. en-
tertained the members of the Broad
way club very pleasantly Tuesday aft
ernoon. Mrs. James Park had charge
of the program which consisted OF
the study OF the life OF Whittier, with
numerous quotations from his writ
ings. A current events discussion was
an interesting feature Of the after
noon. dainty luncheon was served
following the program. place cards Of
Shakespearean quotations furnishing
much amusement. The club will meet
Jan. 26 with Mrs. Charles Miller, col
n Hill st.
Mrs. Oliver Johnson. 125 St Pauls
pl., entertained the Social Sixteen and
several guests Tuesday afternoon. In
the contests prizes were won by Miss
Druer and Mrs. Z. HawkinsOn. AIu-
steal numbers were rendered by Miss
NJ. Anderson. Light refreshments
were served. Mrs. p. n. Walle. SIS
s. Marietta St, will entertain the club
Feb. 3.
Mrs. Estella Ray. sos Harrison av.,
was hostess TO the Silver Pleasure club
Tuesday afternoon. A short business
session was followed by the usual So
cial afternoon during which a dainty
luncheon was served the guests. Mrs.
Alma Reed. Franklin St, will enter
tain the club Jan. 20.
The women's union Bible class held
its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. G. l.. COpp, 72S
California av. Rev. T. J. Parsons of
4
Quoted the lesson with the textbook
from Exodus prepared by Miss Grace
Sax. The class viii meet with Mrs
Copp throughout the winter every
Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. p. Nicely. 1922 S. Main St.
was hostess 20 the south section of
the Womens league of the First NJ
T.. church Tuesday afternoon. She
was assisted in entertaining by Mrs.
Marshel Hughes, Mrs. Q. L. Incl, Mrs
4. Il. Geyer Mrs. J. Cannon. Mrs r
a Metzger, Mrs. l.. r.. Louis. Mrs
Emma Hunt Mrs. 5. J. Bowman and
Miss Jessie Baer. After the usual
business session a program of music
lections by Miss Esther Taylor read
ings by Mrs Ernest Norris piano
solos by Mrs. Wrightsman and a piano
duet by the Misses Kiefer and Green
blatt. Refreshments were served dur
ing a general social time The society
viii meet Feb with Mrs. II. A. To-
hulka. s Franklin st.
Members Of the Imprompttr club
met Tuesday morning at the home of
Mrs Richard Elbel. SOS Portage aV..
and spent the entire day with sewing
for the poor OF the city. Material for
the garments was supplied by the As
Col H.e.T Ia
clothing is great at the present and
the association is supplying material
20 all desiring TO help with the sew
ing.
Young Peoples Christian Endeavor
societies of the city enjoyed a banquet
Tuesday evening at the First Christian
church at 6 O'Clock, followed by two
interesting talks. The first was "A 20
minute address given by Daniel Polling
OF the Flying Squadron company OF
evangeiists and the other an interest /
ing talk by Rev. John Alexander. /
The young people attended in body
the meeting Of the Flying Squadron |
at the high school.
Members OF the AS You Like II club |
We're entertained delightfully."- Tuesday /
evening 10y the Misses Maude Heath. /
Isabelle KENNEDY and Minnie French
124 5. William ST. Music furnished the I
diversion of the evening. while Miss
Kennedy gave a preliminary discus /
sion Of Dickens "Bleakhouse" which /
the club viii begin 20 read next week !
A light supper was served at the close
OF the evening The club will meet
next Tuesday evening with Miss stan
field.
The Married Folks Dancing club
enjoyed "a masquerade ball Tuesday
night at American hall with supper
In the dining room at 1880 o'clock. !
Messicks orchestra furnished music
for dancing from 20 ] o'clock The
committee in charge was composed OF
=. a. Miller a. H. Cushing and Mrs /
TT. A Stephenson. Guests numbered /
So couples.
Propmt Action VIII stop Your Cough
When YOU first catch a Cold (Often I.
Indicated by a snecze or cough break I
IL up at once. The idea that 'it does
not matter often leads To serious /
complications The remedy which i