South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-07

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/ Mrs. r. vs.. Morse and Mrs J. +.
/ Williams. After the business part
OF the afternoon Mrs. Williams pre-
] scented a paper on Child Psychology
\ in the Adolescence Period" An
I other meeting OF the club Will be
/ April 20 at the home OF Mrs. Ryell
! r. Miller Leland av.
Mrs. Charlotte NJ. Gaige Of New
I York city spent Thursday in South
Bend for the purpose Of co-operat-
| ing with some OF the clubs here in
putting on a musical entertainment
Mrs Gaige is the travelling secretary
for the National Society for Broader
/ Education and has Travelled through
I the principal cities OF the state Civ
\ ing the entertainments and ii is
hoped that she will be able to en-
| terrain the people OF this city. The
I musical will be given next month if
/ satisfactory arrangements can be
I made
The April meeting Of the Woman
auxiliary Of Trinity NJ. +. church
was held on Thursday at the church
/ Mrs. NJ c. Hunt had charge OF the
devotional exercise. and during the
business time Mrs. James Curtain
and Mrs. Mary Danielson were ap-
/ pointed TO the south section calling
committee while Mrs. w. III. Hill
man and Mrs. Abe Kirkpatrick are
TO serve on the north section. a
social hour with refreshments closed
I the meeting A meeting on Nav 4
viii be with Mrs Homer Robinson.
/ 1861 Riverside dr., assisted by Mrs.
Harry Woolman.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Munson
| chapel were entertained at an all
| day meeting Thursday at the home
OF Mrs. Stanley Peers. Washington
I av. road. The hostess served a de-
I licious dinner to Is guests at noon
after which the timc was given to
needlework. The monthly business
meeting will be held next Thursday
\ with Mrs. Otto Taylor. Washington
/ av. road. The afternoon will be de-
/ voted TO sewing for the hostess. A
good attendance Of memb ers is de-
sired
An interesting meeting Of the Good
Friends club was held Thursday
with Mrs. Henry Mast, col s. Mich
| igan st, rs hostess. The members
spent the time with crochet work
and tying comforts. There were
places for II including two invited
guests. Mrs. George O'DeIl and Miss
DeFTeese, at the dining room table,
/ from which "A luncheon OF two
! courses was served. Cut flowers were
/ arranged as a centerpiece. Mrs. John
/ OFT, 31S Carroll St, is 10 entertain
the club May 20.
A pleasant meeting Of the Eureka
1 club was held at the home of Mrs.
b. +. Darr. 917 Leland av.. yester-
/ day afternoon. The hours were de-
voted 10 sewing and a social time
after which refreshments were en-
I ioyed. Mrs George Secor, w
/ Marion St. will have the members
/ of the club as guests on April 20.
Mrs A X. Maurice, sos +. Mon
! roe St, was hostess at the meeting
| of the Circle of Mercy Thursday.
/ During the business session the COM
| mittee reports were given, and Mrs.
/ G. n. Hershee resigned as secretary
OF the circle. a vote Of thanks was
| expressed in appreciation Of her
work while in office. Mrs. ]. A.
Stoeckley was appointed to fill the
unexpired term by the president.
| Mrs. a. Park Perley. The circle
Will meet in three weeks with Mrs.
f. II. McCarten, 1924 Lincoln way
w.
A meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the English Lutheran church
was held Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. John Michaels, 919
California av.. VITA a good attend
ance of members. Plans for the
work Of the society was discussed
and the members will have a sewing
meeting for the Orphans home on
April 26s A short social session
| followed the business meeting. Mrs.
/ Fred Metcalf. 713 r. Cedar ST., will
entertain the regular meeting May
4.
The Thursday club was entertained
| by Mrs. Marshel Hughes. 511 +.
Monroe St. THURSDAY. The after
Moons program w given by Mrs.
g. J. Allardt. whyse subject was
Music in Italy" and Mrs. Kreidler
discussed the life and works OF
Verdi Several musical numbers
were enjoyed and the parliament
tary drill given. The club will meet
April 20 with Mrs. W b. Schafer.
527 Lincoln way +.
A large number of members at
tended "A meeting Of the Ladies' Aid
society OF Epworth Memorial church
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. David Heintzelman. 1880 w.
Bertrand ST. An experience social
was planned for some time in June
when the members Will tell OF their
original manner of earning a sum
OF money for the treasury. Refresh