South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-03


Miss leila LaPoint. ST Louis blvd,
entertained party OF friends at her
home Monday evening. Cards were
the evenings diversion and "a dainty
lunch was served.
Miss Ethel Bedford. S. Michigan
ST.. entertained with "a O'Clock
dinner az the Oriental Inn. Monday
evening in honor OF her guest Mrs.
Harry Johnson OF Chicago. Covers
we're laid for five and included. be-
sides the hostess and Mrs. Johnson
Mrs L. Painter. Miss Anna Nc
Carthy and Miss Maud smith.
The department Of current events
OF the Progress club held its FIRST
meeting OF the year Monday after
noon in the city rooms. The program
was most informal and interesting
and consisted OF Vacation Reminis-
cences". IN which all members pres
ent participated.
The summer experiences given
we're varied extremely and were
pleasant stories whether Of trips
abroad or diyersiments Of those who
remained AT home. Mrs. A. +. F..
Gammack was urged 20 tell Of the
experiences Of her husband DR.
Gammack who has since last May
been "a mem her Of the Royal Army
Medical corps. stationed at Sails
bury PLANES. Eng
At the close of the program, Mrs.
Ryeu r. Miller talked very enter
dens OF the comp ''ors in the garden
contest. a socis 'ur followed with
the serving o. reit shmeuts los the
chairman. Mr.. Carrie r. Meyer.
was held. The department will have
another meetiug oct. 16
superintendent 20 serve on the
various committees were appointed
Monday at "a meeting OF the eXecu-
tive committee OF the St. Joseph
County ". G. r. H. at the Y ~. G..
a. and were as follows. Mrs. Alice
Augustine. medical temperance and
health and heredity, Mrs. Edna
Fromm. purity i'm literature and
art Mrs. Ada Barnard temperance
literature. Mrs. Ilida otis. flower
mission. Mrs. Mofhtt. social and red
letter days, Mrs. g. l.. Warner, Bibfe
In schools; Mrs. Belle Hopkins, work
among foreign speaking people;
Mrs. Fannie Copp. anti-nacoucs;
Mrs Mayme Hull. scientific temper
ance instructions in schools, Mrs.
Mary r. Collins. franchise and chris
tan citizenship; Mrs. c. ID. Billie,
rescue work. Mrs w. VI. Weld.
mothers meetings: Mrs. Cora jeff
cries. cooperation with missionary
societies. Airs William Baker, work
among railroad men. After the
business time the members adjourn
ed To meet Nov. o.
Members of the Young Women's
auxiliary of the First Presbyterian
church were Entertained Monday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. A.
$ Irwin. 405 Lincoln way T.. A
pleasinl musical was given during
the afternoon 10 which Miss Dorothy
keegan contributed two entertaining
piano solos Mrs. Grace Fink Davis
gave some delightful solos. and
Miss Thaddesa Taylor sang several
mum hers. Dainty refreshments We're
serve IfA the nNrLt~-. d@-lrLttl 10y
2irs. James Taylor Mrs. r. ID. Coon,
llrs. J. L. Seaton. and Mrs. NJ 3.
Eeegan. The meeting place for Nov.
G. has not been announced
The season of the Worth club was
opened with social meeting for
members last evening at the Mel
Vile hail The time was passed i'm
formally with the serving OF refresh
Ilents. Miss Katherine Campbell
acted as chairman for the evening.
AT the next meeuns. oct 9, Ham
let" viii be taken up. introducing
Act D. under the leadership of Miss
campbell
DR. Charles Barker OF Grand
Rapids viii give am address at the
~ W. g.. A. this evening He will
speak ON "How Woman MAY Find
and Retain Health"
The regular class i'm domestic
science Of the y w was held at
The high school domestic art room.
Monday evenine. when the members
enjoyed another interesting instruc-
tion in cooking