South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-26

/ JVNiiitu 10 meet
Mrs Martha ghman. 71s s.
/ Michigan ST.. waShostess on Fri /
day afternoon ar meeting Of the |
Norman Eddy sdng circle She /
7 was assisted in eprtaining by Mrs
Edith Miller and IS Cora Collard
I Election OF oniceifor the ensuing
year took place follows: Mrs
Loughman. presidit. Mrs. Collard
vice-president; 4 Anna steed.
/ and piano nuq by George
LOughman and Klneth Macdonald
during the socialt tefneor. Light
refreshments wert erved 20 the 40
members. The ~ will have it's
next meeting Marc -. the place TO
be announced latt
A very enjoyable BARD party given
at the Knights a Columbus home
Friday evening va attended by a
large number of tests. The even
ing's program waiclosed with in
formal dancing.
The Lucky zen club was en-
tertained by 1r-s f. Culver Lin
coin way w. Frdf afternoon. The
guests filled threstables at cards.
Mrs Park Rhoades Mrs. Culver and
Mrs. r. j.. Tusingwinning the ia
vors. During the ocial part Of the
afternoon the n0stes served refresh
ments. Mrs. Frans Chelminiak 5o9
Cleveland az vii be hos, IS to
members Of the cip on March 10.
The Circle Of sedce Of the First
Baptist church me- AT the home OF
Mrs. w NJ HlCeland. $50 River
side dr. Friday 3 the monthly
meeting After addressing bus;-
ness session. littl Miss Marian
Hildebrand and AJs Marian Elbei
favored with a tob duet and Vic (
lrola numbers v.erl enjoyed. The I
circle will meet nft week at the
church for thimP and also spend /
q day sewing for Aprphans' home /
Delicious refresh we're served
late in the er1IDl fThe circle
viii have its ney t6athIy meeting
with Mrs A d. Hdson, els 5. 81. /
Joseph St, March I.
The Chaplin ParkW C.. T. L. met
Friday afternoon 9th Mrs +. c.
Barnes, AGA incoI way E.. with
Mrs Nora Weller lesiding. Books
on prohibition TO = placed in the
public library were ordered. and q
donation of So wa made by Mr.
Barnets as a prize or an oratorical
contest. 10 be pladd either in the
high school or the ;. NJ. c. A. Pa
pers for the after pom were given
10y Mrs G. G. Beyrt on The Good /
of Teaching Childrm When Young
the Value of Total kostinence." and 1
Mrs. T. w. Scofferfread an article (
on "Washington's humility" Sew
eral short articles BE read by vari-
GUS members of theIlnion. After an
especially interestii afternoon re-
freshments were SPED The next I
meeting viii be on March 81.
The Kings Daugters' Bible class
of the First Evangelical church had +
its monthly business nd social meet 1
ing last evening at lhe home Of the I
Misses Marguerite ad Bertha Strom.
III w. Division ST. After the lesson
the time was pleasantly spent with
games and violin &lnbers by Miss
Erma Haase. Refreshments were
enjoyed.
A very pretty dacing party, fol-
lowed by a banquet was the enter
tainment enjoyed bJthe Girls Inter
Class Basket Ball ldlgue at the high
school yesterday aftrnoon. The at
fair was one of the most delightful
Of the seasons activities. The gym
nasium was profusel decorated with
bunting and class Olors. Here the
dancing took part. while the banquet
was enjoyed in the unch room. Fol
lowing are the guess who attended
the party besides he members Of
the various teams aid the officers of
the athletic association. Mr.. and
Mrs. +. l. Sims. Miss Catherine
Guthrie. representative Of the ath-
letic association on the board Of con-
troll; Miss Helen GFegory, ex-presi-
dent of the associa bon; Miss Hazel
Ransberger, Miss KIa Use; Miss Mar
ion Goodman. girls physical instruc-
tor; Carroll Slick, Tribune CORE
spondent: Francis Butler. News
Times correspondent
Following is theNist OF speakers
called on by Miss Ell anOr Gaik pres
ldent of the girls bthletic a. socia-
ton who acted as toastmistress:
Agatha Clark. Genevteve Fowler
Helene Chard. lime Thompson.
Helen Gregory. EAin Elbel. Miss
Goodman Miss Xix. Katherine
Guthrie. Principal T. L. Sims. The
menu consisted.of pitato salad. ham.
pickles. date and cheese pimento
sandwiches. beef Io' baked salmon.
olives, pickles. ice iream and car
mel and cocoanEt q fe and candy.