South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-19

Mrs. Keltner. presented the club
gavel to the incoming president, Mrs.
J. l.. Turner, and during the after
noon reports of the standing COM
mittees was submitted by Mrs. Ryell
T. Miller. Mrs. Turner gave the re-
port of the 18th district convention
at Goshen on May s..
The course of study for next years
work will be decided by the pro-
gram committee, which includes
Mrs. Ryell T. Miller. Mrs. Keltner
and Mrs r. w. Morse. other COM
mittees for the new year are: Mem
bership. Mrs. w. Is. Pershing, Mrs.
A. NJ. Moore and Mrs. T. ]. Swantz;
social service. Mrs. William Happ.
Mrs. Homer ]. Miller and Mrs.
Lucian w. Snyder; flower. Mrs.
Daniel Rich, Mrs. T. A. Freeman and
Mrs. Richard Elbel; finance, Mrs.
Mrs. c. p. Drummond. Mrs. Norman
Bleuler and Mrs. Pershing; legisla-
ture. Mrs. Joseph r. Williams. Mrs.
F. II. Goodman and Mrs. Swantz;
home department, Mrs. Charles y.
Pollock. Mrs. w. Il. Wright and Mrs.
Clinton l.. HUFFMAN; health. Mrs.
Elbel Mrs. A NJ Moore and Mrs.
williams: music. Mrs. Snyder, Mrs.
Homer Miller and Mrs. Wilbur Ham
mond: Lincoln highway, Mrs. Ryell
T. Miller. The social hour. with re-
freshments, followed the meeting
The club will begin its year OF work
early in September.
The department Of music OF the
| Progress club held its last business
meeting of the year Thursday after
noon in the club rooms. The study
/ of Gounod was concluded by Mrs.
/ w S McGlothlin, who gave His
/ Place in Art" The story of Faust
was the subject taken by Mrs. l.. M.
Hammerschmidt, and Mrs. Guy Fish
had charge of the current events
A pleasing musical program con-
sisted of two vocal solos. Flower
Song and All Hail Thou Dwelling, q"
by Mrs. Grace Fink Davis. with piano
accompaniment by Miss Helen Gull
foyle: Miss GuilfOyle and Miss Bon
durant closed the afternoon with
duet. Ballet Music" The depart
ment viii enjoy a social meeting
next Thursday afternoon at the club
rooms.
The Ladies Aid society of the In
diana Avenue Christian church met
at the home of Mrs Charles Culp.
126 E. Indiana av.. Thursday after
noon. The Rev. and Mrs. Cecil
Franklin gave short talks as a fare
" yell 10 members. as they will leave
soon for Lima, @. v here Mr.. Frank
lin will take up his new pastorate.
The talks were responded TO by
Mrs. W r. Thompson and Mrs. VIII
lia4n CardieT. and Anton Swanson
also made an address. Readings
were given by Miss Genevieve Haw-
kins and Miss Phoebe Goss. After
the program a social hour with re-
freshments served 10 40 guests was
enjoyed. The society Will meet June
10. the place 10 be announced later.
Mrs. s. c. Rockstroh, 1887 Sher-
man av.. was hostess yesterday af-
ternoon at the monthly meeting of
the women's Foreign Missionary So
cietv OF Trinity NJ. K. church. The
devotional services were conducted
by Mrs. Isaac Showalter and Mrs.
Harry White read chapter six of the
text book. A report of the mission
airy conference held the first of the
week was given by Mrs. NJ. c. Hunt
and Mrs Rockstroh was in charge
OF the mystery box. During the So
cial part OF the afternoon the hostess
served refreshments. The society
will hold an all-day meeting June 5
at the home Of Mrs William Kuehl
Niles rd.