South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-31
BY la Rae Onteuse.

in the church parlors The time was
spent socially with sewing for the
EpwOrth hospital and a business ses-
sion was held when the regular rOu-
tine OF business was transacted. The
hostesses were Mrs. Grant Tank.
Mrs. II. G.. Weldon, Mrs. c. ]. Whit
mer, Mrs. Stremme, Mrs. f. c. Wit
wer and Mrs. c. j. Tomkins. The
next meeting will be held in one
month.
An entertaining program featured
the supper at the Slower school We'd
nesday evening given by the Home
Economics club of Clay and Harris
townships. More than rs people
were served Mrs Wilbert Metzger
favored with a vocal solo; Miss
Gladys Mace gave a recitation, and
readings were given by Miss Ruth
Vaness, Mrs. Roy Mace and Mrs.
Arthur Bacon.
Mrs. Harry Weiss. 1901 s. La
fayette St, was hostess to members
OF the Women's Missionary society
of Mizpah church Thursday after
noon. A business session was held
followed by the regular lesson study.
The subject of India was dis
cussed and Mrs. s. Lehman read a
paper. "Leprosy in India" The next
meeting will be in one month, the
place to be announced later.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Swedish Lutheran church met in the
church parlors yesterday afternoon.
After a business session, a short pro-
gram was given in which Mrs. b.
Edner. Mrs. c. Mellando. Mrs. John
johnson and Rev. G.. Olsen took
part Mrs A. Peterson acted as
hostess and served dainty refresh
ments toward the close. The next
meeting will be held at the church
in two weeks.
Mrs. John Suchy. 12O Z. Colfax
av., pleasantly entertained num-
Der Of friends at a theater party al
I the Auditorium yesterday afternoon.
The guests were members of the
I Ideal EN- broidery club and were Civ
I en- a delicious two course luncheon
at the Philadelphia following the
show. The next meeting of the
I club will be held in two weeks with
MRS. Barney Swartz, 213 E. Calvert
St
\ meeting OF the Ladies' Aid So
I ciety of Munson chapel was held
/ Thursday with Mrs. j. A. Toner,
| Division st. road. A business ses-
/ sion was held and this was followed
/ by working for the hostess. Be
/ sides the 10 members, three visitors
were present. The next meeting
viii be held with Mrs. Fanny Pears,
\ Washington av. road.
/ Mrs. Martin Roesch. Mrs. Jacob
/ Suffer. Mrs. William Setter were
I hostesses Thursday afternoon at a
! meeting OF the sewing circle of the
/ German Zion church. The time was
! devoted 10 needlework for the So
/ Ciety after which refreshments were
/ enjoyed. The society will have an
other meeting in two weeks.
Mrs Ella Wedel. 91S Portage av.,
was hostess 10 the Fancy Needle
workers club Thursday afternoon
The time was spent with crocheting
( and with social diversions AT the
| close a luncheon was served TO the
nine members and four guests pres
emit In two weeks Mrs. Nellie La
Flore. III Lindsey st. will entertain
Z the club.
, The Guiding star circle OF Grace
n. r. church met Thursday even
I ing at the home OF Mrs. G.. W. STOW
/ er. ga 5. Rush st. The evening was
/ spent sewing and with games. Re-
/ freshments served TO 20 members
\ present marked the close In two
weeks the club will have another
meeting. the place TO be decided
I upon later.
The subject. Birds" was con-
tinued at meeting Of the Reclama-
| ton circle at the home OF Misse:
Geneva and Bess Morse. 116 Daytcr
ST., last evening. After the regular
[ discussions, games were enjoyed anC
light refreshments were served.
social meeting will be held April Il
with the Misses Morse.