South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-09


the Progress club viii entertain all
the departments OF the club at
general meeting Monday afternoon
instead of the regular business
meeting The affair will be In OBJ
seryance Of Patriotic or Admission
day. the date OF the admission of
Indiana 20 the union. All new
members ere urged 10 be present
and especial efforts will be made TO
acquaint them with the oi5 mem
bers Of the club An interesting
program has been arranged for the
occasion and viii consist OF two Sc
lections from James Whitcomb
Riley by Mrs j. S. MCGOWAN and
another in Negro dialect: paper
on Pioneer Mothers by Mrs. RyeU
r. Miller. and several selections by
the club chorus. Those who will
sing in the chorus are. Mrs. George
4. Fulmer. Mrs. J. Rode. Mrs. w +.
Bryan. Mrs T. r. HUI, Mrs J. r.
Nuner. Mrs Ralph NJ Hutchinson.
Mrs Harry Cooper and Miss Camilla
Butterworth. with Miss Maude
Heath accompanies. Mrs. Rode and
Mrs. Huff viii give "a duet "Whis-
pering Hope" and Miss Mable Bart
lett vii. accompany them. Re
freshmeuts will be served ~ the
close Of the program.
4 meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF Linden Avenue Christian
church was held with Mrs. T.
Truax. 1902 Orange St. Thursday.
The time was spent with social di-
versions and devotional exercises.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess. A supper will be given
Dec. "A at the home Of Rev. Ed
ward Castle, 2426 KenwoOd av. The
next regular meeting will be held
Jan 4.
Miss Lucille Mitchell. $50 Dia-
mond av., entertained the Willing
Workers class of Quincy Street
BAPTIST church at its regular
monthly meeting Friday night. At
ter the usual business meeting
games and refreshments completed
the evening The members present
numbered Il. Miss Mable Carothers.
655 y. Walnut ST.. viii be hostess
at the next monthly meeting.
\ surprise birthday party was
given by the Junior Five Hundred
club i'm honor OF Robert Huber rs
Rex ST.. Friday evening at his
home. The guests enjoyed games
during the evening and refresh
ments were served.
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Mrs f. j. Willard. 1913 South
Bend av.. was pleasantly surprised
Friday afternoon by % friends in
honor OF her birthday anniversary.
The time was spent informally with
games and contesss at which Mrs.
Rudolph Williams Mrs. sam Malott.
Mrs. Grace Cole and Mrs. Edgar
Slnnott won the favors. A two
course luncheon was a delightful
feature Of the party. The honor
guest was presented with several
pretty gifts.
Miss Fredelia J. Whitemsn OF the
high school. discussed several ways
To- meet the high cost of food at the
meeting of the civics and philan-
thrOpy department Of the Progress
club Friday afternoon in the club
rooms, Miss Whiteman gave her
talk ON Food. in tire Tamily Bud
=et," under four principal heads.
cost. use. qualities and substance,
IiI<ening the budget to the automo-
bile, under which the main points
we're first considered She said
though We are not dealing with this
mechanical machine, we are dealing
with a much more beautiful bit of
1yorkmanship-the human body.
The good food we eat she said.
was the direct cause or our health,
strength. capacity to work and all
the efficiency of the highest type.
-hc had a number OF charts one of
which showing the approximate cost
of the years expenses for a family
of five. She placed the expenses un-|
der food rent. clothing. operating
expenses and higher life. only a.
certain amount of food is needed for
uourishment and the extra amount
of food is for Injuries. SO she eau
toned the housewives not 10 con-
-use the family need with its de-
sires. She had an excellent display
OF food which she used to prove
tiif Atbu value AblltettlAN4 All tic val
ious kinds Of cheaper cuts of meats
and staple articles
8 number of new members were
taken into the department during
the business meeting The next
meeting viii be Jan. u.
The Frances Willard W. q. T. L.
met Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Ninta Moose. 117 r. South ST., as
sisted by Miss Anna Fox The after
moons program was given 10y Mrs.
William Edison. who read paper,