South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-06
SOCIETY

Mrs Walter II. Wirth. Ills Birner
St, was hostess 10 members Of the
Happy Hour club Friday evening.
The time was spent with needlework
and a social hour was enjoyed with
light refreshments. The club will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. J.. O..
Stahl. 319 Kuntsman Ct
Miss Margaret Rice. III r. Mon
roe ST.. was hostess at a theater
party Thursday at the Lasalle. The
guests were high school students and
mum bered 10.
Mise Christine AsIin. Gil Clinton
St. entertained at 500 party Fri
day evening I'm compliment to Mrs.
John Kirby of Detroit. who is a guest
OF her mother, Mrs. John Weiss.
Favors al cards were captured by
Miss Anna Hullinger and Gar
Hagey. Near the close Of the even
ding refreshments were served.
The monthly meeting OF the Won
ems Missionary society Of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church was held
on Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. n. r. Host etter. 712 Lindsey
St She was assisted by Mrs. g. r.
Quicker and Mrs Ash Mrs Daniel
Rich gave the opening chapter Of
the Kings Highway" the mission
study book 10 be taken up by the
society. Mrs. Roos gave a reading
on the San Juan hospital. and Mrs.
-
uonal services. Later in the after
noon refreshments were served.
MIS-. William Glenn. 629 Cottage
Grove av., will be hostess at meet
ing Of the society June 2.
India and Ceylon" was the sub
ject for discussion at the meeting OF
the Women's Missionary society Of
the First Presbyterian church Fri
day at the church Mrs. F.. NJ. Hatch
gave an informal talk on the gen
eral topic for the afternoon and
gave views of the country. Mem
bers Of the society were given a
very interesting trip along the coast
OF India. There were five short
talks on the missionary work in that
country by the members. A solo
was contributed by Mrs. Z. NJ
Morris. and Miss Lillian Martin gave
a violin number. The hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs Charles
Goeway, Mrs n. T.. Jones and Mrs
J. s Carpenter. The next NEE sting
Will De at the church June 2.
Mrs. Alvin d. Eodson. 615 S. st.
Joseph St, was hostess yesterday
afternoon at the monthly meeting Of
the Women's Missionary circle of the
First Baptist church. The devotional
service was conducted by Mrs /. J.
Miller and the program for the day
was in che rye OF the president. Miss
Ina Burton, who gave a general talk
on India. India as a Problem in
Addition" was given by Mrs. Carrie
r. Meyer; In Division" by Mrs A.
-. Keltner; in FRACTIONS" by Mrs.
SCHUBERT; in Multiplication. by
Mrs. George Bill, and Mrs w. H..
Shonts in Compound Interest"
Mrs. S. q. Chard. as delegate from
the society. gave a splendid report
Of the convention OF the east cen
trail Woman's American Baptist Mis-
sionary societies held recently at In
dianapolis Miss Minnie French,
impeFsOnating Mrs. Bertha NJ.
Evans. n missionary to India, told
OF the missions. the schools and
education there. A missionary quiz
was conducted by Mrs Miller and a
duet entitled india" was given by
Mrs. Meyer and Miss Florence Butt
bach. A social hour with refresh
ments followed the meeting Mem
bers OF the society VIII have an
other meeting June with Mrs. c..
a. flasher. s. Michigan st.
The woman's Bible class Of the
First Church Of the Brethren met
with Mrs Maude Parks, 72S W.
Sample st. Friday afternoon. A pro
gram on Mothers Day was given
after the business meeting. Mrs. G..
w. Bowman conducted the devo-
tional service A reading Mother. 4"
was given by Mrs. 7. w. Jackson;
little Miss Mary Ellen jackson gave
a recitation. Flowers for Mothers
Day" and several quotations We're
given on the same subject The pro-
gram was followed by the lesson
study by Miss Cora Wise. teacher
OF the class. During the social hour
the hostess was assisted by Mrs NJ.
French Mrs. w. Realm and Mrs.
/. Jordan. Members Of the class
viii meet June 2 at the home OF
Mrs. Andrew Soellner. 1888 Virginia
St
Young ana old alike Joined in the
May time frolic given by the Young
Peoples society OF St James churcH
last evening in the American hall.
More than 125 people were present