South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-06


Trinity Presbyterian church wed
nesday Afternoon. The time was
spent with sewing and during the
social hour refreshments were
served The next meeting VIII be
held April L with Mrs. u. d. Munro.
$40 +. Washington av.
The bylaws Of the new constitu-
ton which is being formed by the
board OF directors Of the Y. ". q.
A. were read at the regular monthly
meeting Thursday morning at $3.50
o'clock at the association building.
The monthly reports were also given
Friday evening a general meeting OF
all members OF the association viii
be held and the new constitution
viii be voted upon.
The Question OF Freedom Yester-
day and Today In the United States.
il the topic 10 De discussed by Mrs.
Anthony French Merrill Of Chicago
Friday afternoon at the oliver hotel.
AS in her three previous lectures be-
fore her class OF prominent women,
Mrs. MerriTrs subject deals with
problems Of especial interest 10 the
general public The program will
open at $3.50 o'clock.
A group Of young people were en-
tertained with a dinner party We'd
nesday evening at the home of Miss
Margaret Sylvanus, 1911 DeMaude
av. Place cards seated the 10 guests.
while the decorations for the table
were in a green and white color
motif with hyacinths in the center.
The dinner guests made up an or
Dheum party later in the evening.
Members OF the Women's Foreign
Missionary society OF Grace NJ. +.
church held their monthly meeting
"Wednesday in the social parlors OF
the church An entertaining pro-
.ram was given with Mrs. G. NJ.
Philips as leader for the afternoon
Mrs Herman Boles conducted the
devotional exercise; Miss Selma
Phillips pleased with piano mum bers
and several vocal duets were given
by Ms KreidIer and Miss Nellie
Briggs with piano accompaniment
by Miss Hazel BrOdbeck. papers
were read by Mrs. Hensel on China.
on Koree bv Miss Nettie Taylor, and
Mrs Herman Lang had "a leafiet.
"How Native Christians Give The
mystery box was in charge Of Mrs.
carl Walters Mrs Henry Kale.
Airs. Kappa VanSicklen. Mrs. Mollia
Rudduck. Mrs. John Sanders and
Mrs Grove. the hOstesses for the
day. served refreshments during the
social afternoon. The society viii
meet May at the church
The Past Chiefs association Of
the Pythian Sisters was entertained
by Mrs o. w. williams. 1914 s.
Michigan ST, Tuesday afternoon.
Current events we're discussed dur
ing the meeting and quotations from
Shakespeare We're given i'm response
TO the roll call Mrs. Otto Wolter
had charge OF the program. and Mrs.
George BerOth gave the life OF Wash
ington. Mrs. Mabel Campbell read a
letter from Thomas jefferson. Mrs.
Ida Berger gave a biography Of
Thomas Jefferson and Mrs. Clara
BonDurant gave LOngfellOw's "Hta-
watha-" The study for the next
three months will be the lives Of
the presidents on May 2 Mrs. l.
y. Taggart. 1919 :. Michigan ST..
will be hostess TO the club.
Mrs. John A Vaness. Edwards
burg I'd. had members OF the Home
Economics club OF Clay and Harris
townships as guests Wednesday. An
entertaining program consisted of a
paper on. What should be Included
i'm Chudren's Lunch Boxes and a
reading by Mrs. Roy Mace, Mrs. A
j. LonEley gave paper ON, Care
Necessary 10 the Satisfactory Lunch
Box" Miss Ruth Vaness contributed
a reading and instrumental numbers
and Miss Cecilia Scheibelhut enter
tained with piano selections. Light
refreshments were served. The club
viii have "a meeting April 9 with
Mrs Nelson Berger.
=, meeting OF the Woman's auNil-
larry OF st. James church was held
Nith Mrs. J. NJ. Mckay. X. Iasalle
av Wednesday After the regular
business time the members were en-
rertained with a reading by Mrs.
Charles Gaskul from the book OF
Indian Missions and short article
on the Indian Missions i'm Kansas.
Refreshments We're served The
auxiliary viii meet May with Mrs
William Bender. jr- and Mrs r. r.
Fricke a. hoStesses. entertaining at
the home OF the former 4O4 W. La
sale av.
Miss Jane White OF the dramatic
department of the South Bend con-
eaf-yaforv will go tO DgyyaEitr to8ay