South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-09
SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN


The regular meeting Of the board
OF directors OF the Y. W. G.. A. was
held at the association building
Thursday morning at 9:30 o'clock.
The regular routine OF business was
taken up and the reading OF the
monthly reports were heard The
cafeterian reports showed that 100
more had been taken in By the assoc
citation this month than ever before.
The next regular meeting will be in
one month.
Mrs. oscar Anderson. 1114 y. Al
len St. was hostess 10 the Golden
Rod club Wednesday afternoon. The
time was spent with needlework and
socially with refreshments served
toward the close The next meeting
Will be with Miss Anna Beck, 314
w. Tut st.
In celebration OF their 9th ami
versary members Of the Wednesday
club and their husbands entertained
with a dinner last evening at the
home Of Judge and Mrs. Walter A.
Funk. 1928 w Washington av. The
centered with clusters Of spring
flowers featuring a color motif OF
yellow. The evening was spent in
formally.
Mrs. 7. s Fickenscher read an in
structive paper on prevention OF
Crime and Treatment of Criminals
at meeting Of the history depart
ment Of the Progress club. Chapter
as Of Labor was read. The cleo
ton Of officers to have been held was
postponed until the next meeting
which viii be held March p.
4 meeting Of the Home Needle
workers club was held Wednesday
a. the home of Mrs. @. W. Glass.
1896 Miami st. The brief business
meeting was followed by a social
session with delicious refreshments
served by the hostess. Members of
the club are 20 be entertained by
Mrs. Charles @. Heinzman, 1921 E.
Indiana av., March %.
Mrs. B. c. Hoglund, 1873 f. Keasey
st. entertained members Of the
Needle Craft club at the fortnightly
meeting Wednesday afternoon.
Needlework offered pastime for the
afternoon. after which there were
dainty refreshments. In two weeks.
Mrs. L. r. Mower. w. Monroe St,
Will be hostess to the club.
The monthly meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society Of StuH Me-
mortal church was held in the social
parlors Of the church Wednesday
afternoon. Arrangements were made
for the Easter supper which is to
be April 26, at the church. Re
freshments were served during the
afternoon by the hOstesses, Mrs
tansler. Mrs. Jester and Mrs Fred
Entzian. The society will have its
next meeting April I . at the church
Members OF the Pythian tea ladies
were entertained in the X. OF p
club rooms Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Daniel LOntz. Mrs. J. r. Kline
and Mrs. @. y. Taggert. who acted
az hostesses for the day. The hours
were devoted TO needlework with a
social time and light refreshments.
The members will meet in the club
rooms March p.
Miss Garvin OF the extension de-
partment Of Purdue university gave
demonstration before members OF
the Roselawn Home Economics club
OF clay township Wednesday at the
Ullery school house. with an eNcep-
tionally large number present. in
Guiding several from South Bend.
Liberty and a number of others.
The materials used were furnished
by the club and by merchants Of
the city. The afternoon was given
To n lecture on salads along with
the demonstrations and dinner was
served cafeteria style at noon. Miss
Garvin Will talk on the school lunch
box this morning before the club.
and In the afternoon will teach the
art Of bread making
The March meeting of the Pleas
ant View ". G. T. l. was held on
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs. j c.
otis. 740 Lawndale av As a me-
mortal TO Mrs. Jacob Miller. who
died recently, Mrs. L. A. Lydick
gave very interesting account Of
the Pleasant View history and OF
IT'S organization. of which Mrs Mil
Ter was the first president The
general subject for the afternoon
was on the Press. principally OF
the great number of papers which
have IN the last few years eGminat-
ed the liquor advertisements and
have strongly spoken OF temperance
editorials A
followed the business time. Mrs. l..
Shatterly and Mrs James Ray as