South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-05

society and the Women's Missionary
society of the First Evangelical
church Thursday at the church cleo
ton of officers for the Missionary So
ciety took place as follows: Mrs.
Schweitzer. president; Mrs. w. II.
Freshly, vice president; Mrs. Charles
Matteson. recording secretary; Mrs.
George Holston. treasurer; Mrs.
George Long, corresponding secre-
tary. Refreshments were served
after the business time by the host
ess. Mrs. Matteson. The societies
will meet June 1.
The Home Economics club of Clay
and Harris townships was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Del Mace. The pro-
gram on ptomaine poisoning for
the day was a recitation by Miss
Gladys Mace; a talk and stereopticOn
slides Of chickens by Miss Bernice
Yoder; Mrs. Edward Casey gave a
paper on Bacteria in Milk" A
general discussion followed I'm How
10 Vary the Meals on the Farm"
Refreshments were served after the
meeting. The club Will meet Wed
nesday, Mag "a, with Miss Mary
Casey.
Mrs. J. c. Coleman 746 Cleveland
av., was hostess Thursday at a very
delightful meeting of the Modern
Beehive club. The afternoon was
spent informally with contests and a
delicious luncheon Of .wo courses
was served by hostess. Mrs. Penwell
and Mrs. MaUde Dice received the
favOrs In the contests, There was an
attendance Of 10 and Mrs Estella
Wilbur of Chicago, sister Of the host
ess, was the honor guest Mrs. Dice.
SOS y. Hill st, will entertain the
club May IS.
Mrs. Daniel Rich. entertained the
Impromptu club at her home. S13 Le-
land av., Thursday afternoon. After
the business session the prog ram was
given consisting Of paper on. "Nhy
the Indiana Women Should Vote"
by Mrs. William Happ: Mrs. Wilbur
Hammond had the subject OF pic
turesoue Scenes In Indiana" The
afternoon was closed with an instru-
mental solo by Mrs. Homer Miller
The next meeting on May II. will be
the annual meeting when the reports
of the year will be siven. Mrs.
Charles Keltner, 715 Leland av., will
be hostess
Members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF Epworth Memorial church
met with Mrs. s. L. Reynolds, POI
y. Sadie St, Thursday. During the
business meeting three new members
were taken into the society. Mrs.
George Clarke had charge OF the de-
votional exercises. Mrs. David Heint-
zelman will entertain with a thimble
next week and the regular meeting
will be June 1 with Mrs. Richard
Glass, III y. Huey st.
Mrs. w. II. Hillman. 1913 Portage
av., was hostess yesterday afternoon
OF the Ladies' auxiliary of Trinity NJ.
T. church Mrs Clifton Phillips con-
Quoted the devotiOnals and a general
business meeting was held, after
which the time vas spent socially
with refreshments served 10 the 80
members present. Mrs. George II.
Brown. 1919 DeMaude av.. will en-
terrain the auxiliary June l. She will
be assisted by Edward Bursoyne.
I Mrs. Walter NJ Hlldebrand, 625
Riverside dr.. was hostess 10 the Pas
time club members at her home on
Thursday afternoon. There was
fun attendance OF members The
hours were given To a social time
with sewing and dainty refreshments
served by the hostess. on May Il.
the club Will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. A. A Waterfield. SIS
broadway.
The Grandmothers' circle enjoyed
meeting Thursday with Mrs.
/ Harvey Woofter. rs 5. Michigan st.
| A dinner was served at noon. There
were places for 20 including severar
| guests The afternoon was spent
socially. Mrs. Mary Bert. $50 River
av.. will entertain the circle at the
next meeting June 1.
Mrs. r. o. Cotton OF the Florence
Crittenton circle gave an interesting
talk on the work OF the circle before
members of the Reclamation circle
/ at meeting last evening held at
: the home OF Miss Wilma Feaser. lis
Dayton st. Miss Zoe Christley and
Miss Ella Swartz were guests OF the