South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-15

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| Birds and the program closed with
paper by Mrs w. +. Miller on
Audubon" read by Mrs. II. r. Wes-
tervelt. Refreshments were served
during the pleasant social afternoon.
| The members viii have their next
meeting Jan. 9.
Mrs. Ella Mcdonald. S15 +. Day
/ ton St. entertained the Beehive club
/ Thursday afternoon at a pleasant
social meeting The time was given
10 contests, Mrs. Maud Dice and
Mrs Carrie Nell won the favors
Luncheon was served at the after
moons close. on jan 4 the club will
meet in the W o. w. hall
| The Women's Missionary society Of
Trinity Presbyterian church met with
Mrs a. c. Poamert, 7O9 r. Lasalle
/ av., Thursday. The hostess conduct
/ ed the devouonals and Mrs g. NJ
/ Thomas read an article, "A Woman
Of Korea" Mrs. Charles Becker
had the study topic. The Happiest
+ Girl in Korea Mrs. ]. c. Vermande
closed the program with reading
/ Boys OF Korea" Refreshments
| were served Mrs Fred j. Pagel
\ 619 +. Washington av.. will be host
| ess at the next meeting, Jan. II.
>.
/ The Ideal Embroidery club was
4 entertained by Mrs. Alma Reed, SIG
5. Franklin St. Thursday. The
guests spent the time with their
( needlework and the hostess served
a twO-cOurse luncheon, assisted by
I Mrs. Roy Cant, Mrs Cant and Miss
/ Gertrude Names were guests for the
/ afternoon. Members OF the club will
have another meeting Dec % with
Mrs Frank a. smith. AIS May st.
:.
y meeting Of the Women's For
/ eign Missionary society of Trinity
/ NJ. +. church was held Thursday
/ afternoon in the church. Thirty
: members of the society had charge
: of the program, giving an imperson-
alton Of the executive officers Light
refreshments were served. The next
meeting Of the society will be an
evening meeting Jan IL.
Members of the Ladies' Aid soci-
ETY. of Grace NJ. F. church met
\ Thursday afternoon at the church
with committee No. 1 as the host
/ esses for the day. A parcel post
/ sale was held in connection with the
| regular meeting. There was an at
| tendance of 80 members. Follow
| ing the business time the guests en-
meeting Jan. II, the election Of Of
fcers will take place.
Mrs J. w. Shirk, SIS Pennsyl-
vania av., was hostess to members
: OF the Eureka club Thursday after
noon at their usual social meeting.
( The hours were devoted to needle
work and the hostess served re-
/ freshments TO the 1 8 guests. In four
weeks the club will be entertained
at the home OF Mrs. John Hinkle.
Kuntsman CT.
The regular meeting of the Har-
mony Sewing circle of the Protective
Home circle, No. 2O2, was held yes
terday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. r. Kline. 1O9 Adams st. Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. Kline enter
tanned with a vocal solo with piano
accompaniment by Mrs Jester.
Dainty refreshments were served by
the hostess The next meeting will
be Jan. 4 with Mrs. V. A. Candy,
1925 S. St Joseph st
The Home Girls Bible class met
with Mrs. Alma O. Ware. Melville
/ building, Tuesday. The lesson for
the day was on Jewish Festivals. A"
in which the teacher. Mrs. Ware.
/ spoke of the Feast Of the Dedica-
ton" and the Festival of Lights. &"
both OF which are observed with
| special services.
Members of the St. Joseph Valley
grange held business meeting
| Thursday afternoon in the Ameri-
can hall. The annual Memorial day
Of the grange will be held Dec. 2S,
but plans for the services have not
/ been made. At the next meeting.
Dec. 81 the election OF officers will
! take place.
:.
The Fraternity OF Decimvirs gave
a delightful private dance last even
ing in American hall which was at
tended by more than 100 couples.
The Arts orchestra furnished mu-
sic for dancing. W. DeBard and Il.