South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-17

lowing a dinner served at noon.
There were Il members and five in
vited guests at the meeting. The
society viii meet next Thurs1ay with
Mrs. Carlton. Division St road.
A meeting of the Home Economics
club OF Clay and Harris townships
10 have been held Thursday after
noon was postponed until March %,
when Mrs NJ. V. Hartman VIII be
hostess.
The Home Girls Bible class met
with Mrs. Alma o. Ware. Melville
building. Thursday afternoon for the
usual study from the book Of Judges.
The class will have its monthly SO
cial meeting next Thursday. the
place 10 be announced later.
Mrs. Margaret Spry Mrs. Eva
Bauer. Mrs. Katherine Singer. Mrs.
barbara Taylor and Mrs. Katherine
Tavenier were hostesses Thursday at
a messing Of the Sewing circle Of the
German Zion church in the parish
school. Refreshments were served
during the social part OF the after
noon. The society will give its next
thimble March 80 at the school.
The Fancy NeedlewOrkers were
entertained by Mrs. Henry West at
her home. 1913 Z. Paris St. Thurs
day. The hours were devoted 10
crochet work and contest which
was won by Mrs. Maggie Fogle.
Luncheon was served to the nine
members and three guests after a
Pheasant afternoon. on March 80
the club will meet with Mrs. Ella
Wedel, 91S Portage av.
A pleasant meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society of the Swedish Lutheran
church was held IT, the church par
Tors Thursday, Mrs. Carl Stromburg
and Mis-. Gus Johnson acting as
hostessss The afternoons program,
following the business session. con-
sisted Of solos by Mrs =. Edner and
Mrs c. Mellander; Mrs Elizabeth
Johnson gave a recitation, Mrs. f.
Lavender entertained with a read
ing, and a short talk was given by
the pastor, the Rev. G.. Olson. Re-
freshments were served. The soci-
ETY. will meet in two weeks.
over $50 people attended the So
cial given at the First Methodist
church under the auspices of the
adult department of the Sunday
school last night. TIE social was
called stunt Night" and each class
Of the department was included on
the program which was as follows:
Dan Pyle's class, Evolution Of the
Class" Mrs. Marion CampbelPs
class. a drill; Mrs. Maude Kennedy's
class, recitation: Mrs. J. s. Cree1's
class, drill: Mrs. Grace MitchelHs
class presented "A Take of on a
Millinery Store" Fred Woodward's
class. "A Southern Trio" C. Fass-
nacht's class, recitation: Mrs. NJ. O..
Reyer's class Scene in a Union
Station" Following the program a
social hour was enjoyed and re-
freshments we're served.
The Imprcmptu club was enter
tanned by Mrs. Homer j Miller. S35
Ashland av.. Thursday Mrs. ]. l..
Turner gave a paper on Native In
habitants," including mound build
ers. Indiana. Little Turtle. Tecumseh
and Frances SlOcum: the subject of
Indiana "A State" was taken by Mrs.
Daniel Rich. who first discussed the
industrial developments, the canals,
Canal Movements in L. s" and
Canal Movement in Indiana" which
concluded the program. The social
hour with refreshments was enjoyed
after the meeting. Members of the
club viii meet March 80. the place
to be announced later
Mrs. Eber White. 5OS1a w. Wash
ington av., was hostess on Thursday
TO the Swastika club members num-
boring 10. The home was prettily
arranged in keeping with the ST.
Patrick's season and luncheon was
served after some time given TO GRO
chet work, from a table daintily ap-
pointed TO carry out the general idea.
Mrs. Henry Striebel, els Leland av..
Will entertain the club March 80.