South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-08

The Woman's Dining club held
special meeting last evening when
anal arrangements We're made for
the dra matte reading 90 be given by
Louis Elbel Tu. sday evening In the
tapestry room or the Oliver hotel in
celebration OF the third anniversary
OF the club At this early date the
seats are selling very rapidly and
only a very few are left which
shows that "a large attendance Will
be present
Rev. Leonard II. Sheridan launch
ed the Epworth league campaign
Tuesday evening with "A banquet at
the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton Dinner was served To nearly
$50 at $50 O'Clock The table was
decorated with white candles and
shades carrying out the Epworth
league colors Every one was en-
thusiastic over the campaign and
the speaker Was greatly appreciated.
The Silver Pleasure club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Alma Reed. SIG S.
Franklin 81, Tuesday afternoon. The
early part Of the afternoon was Civ
en- 20 the regular business session.
following which there was a social
time and a poHucai discussion. The
hostess was assisted in serving re-
treatments by her daughter, Mrs.
Dunn. Miss Alice Suchy was a guest
from out OF town. ON Sov. p the
members will be entertained by
Mrs Melyina Ward. 226 n. College
St
Members or the Ayudadora cir
Gle were entertained Tuesday af-
ternOOn at the home of Mrs. F.
NJ. Baker. 146 Laporte av The
time was spent socially with the
serving Of dainty refreshments to
90 guests, after which the mem
hers adjourned 10 meet neyC on
Nov. 81 with Mrs. +. NJ. Caldw ell.
SIS " Michigan st.
Mrs. William Laymar, 215 f.
PronsOn ST., was hostess 20 mem
bers of the Ladies' auxiliary TO the
National Association of Mail Car
Tiers The afternoon was very
pleasantly spent in getting &C
Quainted and late in the afternoon
after a business session the hostess
served refreshments. on Dec. y
the members will meet at the home
Of Mrs. Horace W. Hartzell, 607 W.
Wayne st.
Members OF the Circle Of Service
a., nrrFvorr CFro.f napffof plrrraI,
met with Miss Ruth Mitchell. $50
Diamond av., Monday evening. The
annual election of officers took
place as follows: Mss Dorothy
Haselbeck, president; Miss Elinor
Norris. vice president: Miss Ida
smith. treasurer: Miss Mitchell, sec
rotary The next meeting of the
circle viii be Dec IL
The Mothers Literary club held
its fortnightly meeting Tuesday aft
ern6on az the home of Mrs Albert
Try. Z. Indiana av. Mrs. Harry p.
WiIette had charge of" the after
moons program. giving an interest
ing paper During a social time
light refreshments we're served. The
members will have another meet
ing Nov q at the home Of Mrs. H.
NJ. Kinzie. 1921 Lincoln way r.
Mrs Fred l. Dennis. III Mar
Quette av.. was hostess Tuesday af-
ternoOn to members of the Tuesday
Bridge club. There were guests
for three tables at bridge. and at
the close OF the afternoon light re-
freshmeGts we're served. The club
Will have it's next meeting Nov. 81.
Members OF the Kresge girls club
held their regular supper last even
ing at the Y. w. c. a followed by
the usual gymnasium class and Bible
study lesson in charge of Mrs.
Emma 3. Harris
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The dramatic art department Of
the l. u. III. q. club OF the Y. w
had a meeting at the Y w. last
evening under the direction OF Miss
Geua Thompson OF the public speak
ing department Of the high school.
:.
Clarence HullinEer. $50 Pennsyl-
vania av.. entertained the members
of the Young Peoples Bible class Of
the First Brethren church Monday
evening. A business meeting was
held. followed by "a social hour dur
Ing which refreshments were
served