South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-06
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Mrs Laura Crossman ScheH and
Mrs William Swintz will give a duet
recital Saturday afternoon at 9
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. elem
Studebaker. Tippecanoe place. for
the benefit OF the parsonage fund Of
ST Paul's Memorial Methodist Epis-
copaI church. Both Mrs. Swintz and
Mrs Schell hold distinguished
place in musical circles of South
Bend and their recital promises 20
be a delightful artistic and social
event.
The Foreign Missionary society Of
Grace NJ. r.. church met al the
church parlors Wednesday after
noon. Mrs w Close had charge OF
the devOti0nals and Mrs r. S. Unger
favored with "a paper on The Lame
Walk. The Blind See" Mrs +. X.
Dougherty gave a reading. Helena"
and the mystery box exercises were
conducted by Mrs w Hensel In
strumental numbers were given by
Mrs. Floyd Bunch and a vocal duet
was given by Mrs. Floyd Bunch and
Mrs. CLYDE Bunch. The hostess for
the afternoon were Mrs +. r. Schra-
der. Mrs y. Bassett, Mrs G. y. Phil
lips. Mrs. l. Feller and Miss Nellie
InwoOd.
Mrs. Henry Hullinger. GIT W. Tut
ST.. was hostess 10 members of the
Sisters society of the First Brethren
church Wednesday afternoon. The
regular devotional exercises were
held and Mrs Albert Thomas read
a paper on. Model Society" The
next meeting will be held with Mrs
Lawrence McCarter, 1907 S. Lafay-
cite ST.
Members Of the Lincoln way club
were entertained at the home of Mrs.
T. j. RockhilI. 1883 Lincoln way
w, Wednesday afternoon. Letters
from Mrs william Whitmer and
Mrs. James Kroyer. former members
OF the club, were read during the
meeting social hour followed
and refreshments were served by the
hostess Jan. u. Mrs w. J. Scott.
1901 y. Johnson St. will entertain
the club.
Mrs. c. Z. Pattee. zoe Laporte av..
entertained the Womans Literary
club members Wednesday Max East
mans Enjoyment of Poetry was
reviewed by Mrs, w. +. Miller and
Mrs. Marshall Chaplin gave the Cur
rent Poetry and the Poets" Several
current poems were contributed by
members of the club. Refreshments
were served after the business time,
and the club will meet in two weeks
at the home OF Mrs. Forest Hitler,
GA S. st. Joseph st.
The Cameo club members enter
tanned with leap year dance Wed
nesday evening at the Byler hall.
Music for the evening was furnished
by the Messick orchestra and there
were so couples attended Punch
was served during the evening by
two charming little mattresses. Miss
es Selma Cohen and Lillian Gottlieb.
who were daintily gowned in pink
and white. A committee in charge
OF affairs included Mrs. Joseph Korn.
Mrs. Louis Alexander and Mrs. NJ. G.
Frank.
Members OF the Diamond Thimble
club were entertained by Mrs. a. A.
Dodge, a2S Diamond av., yesterday
afternoon. The roll call was re-
spOnded to with Christmas carols.
and Mrs. o. Dalrymple gave paper
on The Story OF Life and How 70
Tell It." Piano numbers were given
by Miss Dorothy Dodge. after which
entertainments were served The ctub
will meet Jan. 10. when Mrs. Roy
Messenger, 1414 Van Buren, St, will
be hostess.
Section one of the department of
literature of the Progress club met
in the club rooms Wednesday. with
an attendance of Is members. The
afternoons program was in charge
Of Miss Katherine Klngel, assisted
10y Miss Thekla Sack, Miss Mauda
Romig Miss Edythe Brown. Miss
Maude Hup2 and Miss Dorothea
Kelley. The 22nd chapter of Homer's
Illiad, in which Patrochus. i'm Achil-
les armor. is slain by Hector. was
read. The department viii meet on
Jan. 10.
The regular meeting OF the Won
ems Bible class ga was held Wed
nesday afternoon at the home OF Mrs
w. H. Shontz, EOS T. Marion st.
After the lesson for the day the class
adjourned 20 meet next Wednesday
at O'Clock with Mrs. Shontz.
Mrs. Arthur Jones entertained a
company of IL Wednesday afternoon