South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-08


21 Good Friday. will be given in
stead on the Tuesday preceding April
Is at II O'Clock in the morning.
when each member Of the lecture
class Will have the privilege II
bringing a guest.
A much-feted guest OF the week
is Miss Emily Waugh of Angola, Ind.
who is visiting Miss Arva Yeagley.
$50 Park aN Tuesday afternoon a
company Of y enjoyed a hike 70
/ Bertrand. Mich, for a picnic supper
and on Wednesday Miss Yeagley en-
tertained with AN Orpheum theater
party for her guest for eight Miss
Virginia Snyder was hostess az an
informal afternoon party at her
( home. sic Park av.. Friday, and in
/ the evening Miss Waugh was honor
! ed with a farewell affair. The guests
numbered "a Miss Waugh expects
20 return 10 her home Sunday.
With their husbands and members
Of the Quincy Street Baptist church
as guests the Women's Missionary
circle OF the First Baptist church en-
/ tertained very delightfully."- Friday
evening at the church with a supper
and program The table was ar
ranged In "A unique manner 10 repre-
sent the Kings Highway running
through Holland ard Egypt with
pyramids and Dutch windmills occu-
pying prominent places on the table.
/ This was the first meeting OF the
/ year with the new officers in charge.
and Miss Ina Burton. the president,
conducted the devotional exercises.
Mrs. r. A Freeman, who acted as
! tOastmistress, gave the first chapter
from the Kings Highway" which
included a talk Of a trip through
Holland. Italy and Egypt; Mrs. w
x. Studebaker. attired as Queen
Wilhelmina Of Holland, spoke Of the
Christianity Of that country; the part
Of a Roman woman was taken by
Mrs. J. A Rode in the garb Of an
Italian. Her subject was the 'Perse-
cutions of the Christians in Italy;
Mrs. II. r. Keltner, as a Moham-
medan. spoke on "MOhammedanism."
Education and Schools" of Egypt
was discussed by Mrs. Nellie White,
in the costume Of the Egyptian peo-
pie. Conditions of Marathon PeO-
pie" was the topic taken by Mrs. c.
H. flasher, who dressed in Marathon
style of clothes.
Several musical numbers were en-
joyed, including a violin solo by Miss
Vida Shontz and a vocal solo by
Mrs. Freda Dunn, which concluded
the evenings program. The society
Will meet May 5, the place TO be an
nounced later.
A meeting Of the Roselawn Eco
Monies club met with Miss Maggie
w. Ross Sumption Prairie I'd.
Thursday afternoon. The guests
numbered 26. An interesting pro
gram featured the meeting and the
subject of Coffee" was discussed.
Mrs. r. p. Brownlee gave The His
tory and Manufacturing Of Coffee;
Miss Ross discussed Coffee Max
ing; Mrs. G. Byers talked OF The
Effect on the System" and Mrs. La
verne Bloomfield spoke on Coffee
Adulterants" Toward the close the
guests enjoyed refreshments. on
4 Nay = vi >. IlON dI u AIAs CuIlplAOu
/ Prairie I'd, Will have the club.
Announcement is made of the
marriage Of Miss Nellie Nevada
| Gray. daughter Of Mrs. Frank T.
Gray All Lincoln way e, and
] formerly OF South Bend, and now of
| Los Angeles. Calf. and Gordon H
| Garnett OF that city. which took
/ place April ? at the home Of the
| groOm's brother. Paul Garnett. in
! the presence Of the immediate rela-
| tives and friends. Miss Gray was
| graduate of South Bend high school
| i'm 1904 and has a number Of friends
here Mr. and Mrs. Garnett will
make their home for the present at
/ 2146 Elsinore st. Los Angeles.
The Woman's Missionary circle Of
| Conference Memorial church held its
| monthly meeting Friday with Mrs
Z. 9. Traver. 1920 T. Wayne st. Mrs
I. ID. Shirk conducted the devotional
! service and the wonder box was in
/ charge of Mrs. w. = Proud. Mrs.
IC +. Kershner gave an interesting
/ review Of the mission study book.
During the social part of the after
/ noon Mrs. G. f. Wilson and Mrs. l.
! Il. Gerber gave q vocal duet and re-
/ freshments were served. No place
has been decided for the meeting
May 5.
The Good Will club Of Woodmen
circle No. SO was entertained on Fri
day afternoon by Mrs. Charles w
Jones, Az Franklin st. The guests
were entertained with contests and
the favors were awarded TO Mrs. Ed
ward Weaver and Mrs. Emma Wool
/ ter. Dainty refreshments were served
late IN the afternoon by the hostess.
The club will have another meeting
IN TWO weeks.
The O. y. .. club was entertained
last evening AT the home of Miss
/ Edith Niswonger, sol f. Corby St.
/ Nictrola selections were given dur
ing a pleasant social evening spent
| with crochet work after which the
| hostess served light refreshments.
Miss Nellie Whiteman. 21S Slower
Ct. will be hostess at the clubs next
! meeting April -.