South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-08
SOCIETY

Installation OF officers took place
last evening at meeting OF the
Norman Eddy w. r. G. at the Nor
man Eddy hall. Mrs. Flora Bon
Durant acted az Installing officer,
and the following members were in
stated: Mrs. MoI.c Bradley. presi-
dent: Mrs Hattie Hobbick, senior
vice Mrs. Lillian IaHommedieu,
Junior vice: Miss Genevieve Rulo.
secretary; Mrs. Edith Miller, treas
urer, Mrs Kappa Van Sickien. chap
lain: Mrs Anna Henderson, con-
ductor: Mrs. Bertha Parks. assistant
guard: Mrs. Fannie Brodbeck. pa
triotic instructor; Mrs. Glenna JET
fries. press correspondent; Mrs.
Lulu Hege. press correspondent;
Mrs. Margaret Cowles first color
bearer: Mrs Cora DOWNING, second
color bearer; Mrs. Minnie Hood,
third color bearer; Mrs. May Foster.
fourth color bearer.
After the business time an in
formal musical program was given
and a luncheon served.
Mrs Lafayette LeVan, Mrs. Elmer
AI0GktAA anu MIS- W '.fAAtA III CO..
were hOstesses Friday 10 members
OF the Women's Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church at
a meeting in the church parlors.
Mrs. y. r. j Schafer conducted the
devotional service and Mrs. +. c.
Westervelt led the program on
China; Mrs. W. A. Bugbee read
paper on Home and Family Life OF
the Chinese and Mrs. A. w. Kline
gave a paper on awakening Of
China" Mrs Westervelt closed the
program with stereopticon views of
that country. after which a social
hour was held. The annual thimble
of the society will be held on Jan.
p. and the next regular meeting
viii be Feb. 4 in the church.
The January meeting Of the Wom-
ems Missionary society of West
Minister Presbyterian church was
held yesterday at the home of Mrs.
G. l. Copp. 72s California av. Mrs.
f. Stricken and Mrs. Clark led
discussion on Friends and Foes Of
the Indians" and Mrs Mary Collins
had for her topic the subject of
Worldwide Prohibition" A letter
of appreciation was read from "a
Negro pastor in the south TO whom
a Christmas missionary box of food.
clothing and toys was sent Vic
trola music was given during the
serving of refreshments. The So
ciety Will meet Feb 3.
A meeting OF the Women's Mis-
si0nray circle Of the Conference Me-
mortal church were entertained Fri
day at the parsonage of the church,
with an attendance of 20 members.
Roll call was responded to with
New Years resolutions. Mrs. O..
Maxev had charge of the wonder
box. and Mrs c. r. Wilson gave the
study The Retaining Force,
from the book. The Home Mis-
sions in Action" Mrs l. +. Gerber
and Mrs Kershner pleased with a
duet The society will entertain their
husbands Feb. with an evening
meeting at the church.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
First Baptist church was entertained
with an interesting program on
City Missions" in charge OF Mrs
&. A. Decker. Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs William Stude-
baker 5O2 +. Indiana av. A talk
by r. a Bird of the City Rescue
mission featured the afternoon; Mrs.
g. n. Sholly told OF her experience
among the foreign missions in Los
Angeles: Mrs w. r. Bryan gave two
vocal numbers, and Miss Frances
Studebaker gave piano selections
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The society will meet Feb. o, the
place TO be announced later.
A pleasant meeting of the May
flower club was held on Friday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. Mary
Cheiminiak. 700 cleveland av The
guests filled three tables at 900"
at which the honors were given to
Mrs. Hattie Haslanger. Mrs. r. j.
Stauffer and Mrs Thomas Stoudt
\ prettily appointed luncheon Of
two courses was served at the small
tables by the hostess during the af-
ternoon. The next meeting of the
club will be I'm two weeks with Mrs
Martin Beach. 3271a x. William ST.
The meeting OF the Worth While
circle OF the 2 lTSl NJ. t. tnuTCn was
held at the Y w. e. A. Friday after
noon. 4 musical program following
a short business meeting consisted
Of a vocal solo by Miss Margaret
Baum. and seversl vocal duets by
Mrs. +. l.. Lloyd and Mrs Walter
Fassnacht. Refreshments were
served by the hostesses for the day.
No place has been decided for the
meeting Feb g.
Members OF the Neighborhood
circle were entertained 10y Mrs. r.
N. Brown Friday afternoon at her
home, 1922 Allen ST. Sewing was
the principal feature OF the after
noon. and toward the close a dainty
luncheon was served hy the hostess
ON Jan. y the members viii meet
with Mrs. IT, l.. kellogg Quincy ST.
Mrs. J. @. Uldin 1907 Lincoln way
". was hostess on Friday afternoon
TO % members Of the Aid society OF
the Quincy Street RaptiSt church