South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-22

a get-together party will be held
this evening az 5 o'clock IN the par
Tors Of the Epworth Memorial church
for the church memb ers and mem
bers OF the Sunday school Vocal.
and Instrumental music. games and
short addresses viii feature the even
ing and refreshments viii be served.
The affair viii be in the nature OF a
reception for all the new members
received during the year and as
farewell reception for Mr.. and Mrs.
john Hay. who expect 10 leave Mon
day for Saskatchewan province. Can
ada Mr. and Mrs Harry Barnes
viii sing Mrs. George W. Linville
will give piano selections accompan-
led on the violin by Ny Linville.
Rev. A. n Kenna will give vocal
selections accompanied by Mrs.
Kenna with Mr. Linville. playing the
violin obligato.
The Young Women's Foreign Mis-
sionary society OF the first NJ. +.
church was entertained with Mrs.
Emil Reyer. 614 Portage ay., Thurs
numbered IL. A short program was
glven. consisting Of "a letter from a
Japanese school at Yokohama. read
by Miss Grace stump. the history Of
the Yokohama school by Miss Julia
LaCuatte. stories from Korea by
Miss McGnl. Miss Maude Hoke. Miss
stump and Mrs Nitsche Following
this election Of new officers took
place as follows: Miss Maude HOke,
president; Miss Grace Stump. vice
president, Miss Vesta Shirk; CORES
ponding secretary; Miss Ada Brown.
recording secretary; Miss Elizabeth
Metzger. assistant secretary. Miss
Martha Blakely treasurer: and Mrs.
Florence Beald, assistant treasurer.
A social hour with refreshments fol-
lowed The next meeting Will be in
two weeks with Miss Edna Shafer.
Lincoln way w.
Fourteen machine loads Of young
people went on an automobile party
Thursday evening 20 New Carlisle
and back 20 Cham berlain lake where
they held a marshmaliow and weiner
roast. The party was planned by
the members of the young Mems
Bible class of the Trinity Presbyter-
ian church and more than go turned
out TO enjoy the outing.
In celebration of the 25th birth
day anniversary OF Miss Anne Cath
crime Murphy, Patrick Murphy. SIG
+. COlfax av.. entertained with a
o'clock dinner Thursday evening
Covers were laid for 20. The deco
Iations we're OF red roses.
Members of the Independent club
held an all-day meeting at the cot
tage of Mrs. Edward Phillips at
Eagle lake Wednesday A chicken
dinner was served at noon, covers
being laid for eight. The next meet
ing Of the club will be with Mrs.
Anne Lee. Z. Fox St. Wednesday,
Sept. p.
Miss Lora Holt entertained the
Modern Aachates at her home
Thursday evening. Following a
business meeting a lunch was
served. Autumn flowers formed the
table decorations. The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks at the
home of Miss Hazel Bergman.
Miss Grace Byers was elected pres
ident of the l. L.. H. O. club at "A
A. Miss olga Nelson, vice president.
Miss Ethel Zeitler. treasurer; Miss
Martha White, secretary. Three new
classes have been added TO the list
conducted last year by the club.
They are china painting, dramat-
les and gymnasium. with Miss car
olyn Elizabeth Marsh as new extern
sion secretary the class expects 10
enjoy some interesting work this
year, especially the dramatics de-
partment
Classes IN swimming of the y. w.
G. a. were opened last evening in the
high school pool with a goOdly num-
Der present. There will be two
classes each week on Tuesdays and
Thursdays, starting next Tuesday.
The monthly meeting of the Wom-
ems Foreign Missionary society of
Trinity VI. +. church was held
1nuTSQdN afternoon Win MIS-. 1. d
ShOwalter. 747 Diamond av. In the
annual election OF officers Mrs. f. L.
AXtell was chosen president; Mrs.
Showalter, vice president; Mrs. J.
G.. Locke. secretary; Mrs. Charles
Uhl. treasurer. Delegates were
appointed 10 the convention at
Hammond in October After the
business meeting the hostess served
refreshments The society will meet
oct 10 the place TO be decided
later.
Section three of the Pastors Aid
society OF the First Christian church
held its meeting on Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Herman Hazelbeck,
426 r. Washington av. The mem
bers devoted the afternoon 10 needle
work for the bazaar. and socially,
with light refreshments. Plans were
discussed for carrying on the work
OF the aid for the next few months
The society viii meet oct Is at the
home Of Mrs. Howard d. Webster
Brook farm. Niles road
Mrs. Jacob Coleman. 746 Clever