South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-11
SOCIETY

The Rockefeller and Russell
sage Foundation" was discussed by
Mrs. r. T. Miller Monday afternoon
at a meeting OF the department OF
current events OF the Progress club.
in which she told OF it's organization.
growth and the work of the various
divisions and departments The Sage
foundation has the Child Saving"
public recreation, and campaign
against tuberculosis. TO prepare them
for future citizenship. as its prin-
cipal object. and the Rockefeller
foundation is TO promote the well
being OF mankind throughout the
world. In speaking OF the growth
Mrs. Miller said the Sage endow-
ment had grown from quarters in
two rooms TO their present nine
story building Members Of the de-
partment will meet in two weeks
when the Government Bureaus"
will be the topic treated by Mrs.
K. G.. Retiring.
The St Joseph County w 9. T. L.
executive committee met al the
ton Monday afternoon for the
monthly business meeting. Super
intendents of the anti-narcotics
committee will purchase extra liter
ature for distribution, and the mem
bers have voted TO place a prize in
the one OF the public schools for
the best essay on Temperance" A
short social session followed the
regular reports OF the committees
The union will meet at the Y. w
G. A. on Feb. Z.
The Young WOmen's Home Mis-
sionary society Of the First Meth
odist Episcopal church met with
Miss Florence Mack, 200 r. Navarro
st. Two instructive talks were given
by Miss Maude Heath on Home
Missions as a National Force and
By Miss Edith Holbrook on The
Conditions OF Europe between 1900
and 1900" The annual George
Washington tea was planned for
Feb. p and the next regular meet
ing will be on Feb. IA.
Members Of the Young Peoples
society &C the First Baptist church
held their regular meeting Mon
day evening at the home of Miss
Bernice Freeman. 1910 Woodward
av. The lesson for the evening on
The Child at Worship" from the
book. Child in the Midst" was in
charge of Miss Agnes White A So
cial hour with a luncheon served by
the hostess marked the evenings
close. A meeting OF the society will
be held with Miss May Myers, :.
Main St. Feb. Z.
Mrs. d. r. Vaughn, rs S Frank
lin pL, entertained the Young Ladies'
auxiliary Of the First Presbyterian
church Monday afternoon. She was
assisted by Mrs. Harry Schadt. Mrs.
c. 5. Kennedy, Mrs f. NJ Norris
and Mrs. Fayette Bulla. After a
short time the afternoon was given
to needlework for the Orphans
home Light refreshments were en-
toyed late in the afternoon. The
next meeting of the auxiliary will
be Feb. Z. at the Young Worlen's
Christian association.
st. Mary's guild of St. James
Episcopal church gave its monthly
supper last evening at the CLERGY
house, w. Colfax av., at which the
hostesses were the Misses Evelyn
Face, Helen Aldridge and Florence
Burt. The supper prepared by the
young women was served buffet
style and there were about 80 pres
ent. An informal program was Civ
en- during the evening.
The Philathea class of Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church entertain
ed with a social Monday evening Il
the Brickell home. Riverside Or. The
short business session was followed
by "A social time OF needlework and
refreshments. The next class meet
ing will be Jan. Il. with Miss
Blanche Zeitler, 742 Sancome av.
Mrs. Herbert d. Warner. 800 w.
Navarro ST, was hostess last even
ing in a pleasant manner to mem
bers OF the Novel club During the
evening chapter five of the second
club novel was read and a dainty
luncheon served by the hostess The
club Will be entertained Jan "A. by
Mrs. Stanley stephenson, Navarro
place.
St Edwards court. no. 1424. Cath
Ollie order of Foresters. viii give a
dancing party In the American hal
Jan. Il.
The Womens auxiliary of the Ep-
worth hospital held "a meeting Mon
day afternoon when the annual re-