South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-01

OF the day Most Of his paintings
were on plas'ering she said IS was
the custom in those times. and which
have since been destroyed with the
buildings
( Mrs Merrill read number OF
. poems by magazine writer's Of note.
I some Of whom have gained attention
I by their crude styie of writing with
ont the fntness which usually char
acterizes the poets.
The Question Of Freedom Yester-
+ day and Today In the United States"
I viii DO discussed bv Mrs Merrill
next Friday afternoon at 2.SO
o'clock.
Miss Irene secrist 1904 r. Indi-
ana av.. entertained the Delta Alpha
sunday school class Of the Indiana
Avenue Christian church Thursday
7 evening After short business ,ses-
/ sion the remainder Of the evening
was spent with piano and Victrola
/ music Light refreshments we're
/ served The next meeting will be
with Miss Agnes Elsfrom. 1922 Ma
rine St, April 20.
Mrs. George Redding. 4O7 Lincoln
I way w, was pleasantly surprised
/ by a COMPANY Of friends. mem bers
{ OF the Modern Beehive club. Friday
| evening at a farewell party. The
! evening was spent In an informal
/ social manner with he serving OF
( refreshments. Mrs Redding will
/ leave soon 10 make her home in
California The members presented
( the impromptu hostess with a re-
membrance gift
A delightful thimble was given
! Friday afternoon at the Norman
/ Eddy hall by mem bers Of the Nor
/ man Eddy W. r. G. No. l. During
| the social afternoon needlework al
| fOrded pastime and an interesting
program Of musical numbers were
/ given Light refreshments were
served by the committee in charge
/ OF the afternoon.
The Good Fellowship Dancing club
| entertained with a summer dancing
| party In the American hall Friday
/ evening. The members appeared in
summer costumes and the idea was
! featured in the decorations for the
\ hall Arts orchestra furnished the
/ program of dances and the commit
tee included Mr.. and Mrs. Speery,
| Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Platz and Mr..
and Mrs. S. z. Smoke.
8
the Ladies' Aid society of the
Quincy Street Baptist church was
! held Friday with Mrs. E. j. Hickey.
1885 California av., WIN an attend
ance Of 30 members. After the gen
eral business session a pleasing pro-
gram Of readings and musical num-
bers was given. Refreshments were
enjoyed. The society will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Carl, 1920 Van
Buren, St. April %.
A pleasant meeting OF the Neigh
bOrhOOd circle was held on Friday
with Mrs. S. c. Rockstroh 1885 Sher-
man av., as hostess. Sewing fea
tured the afternoons entertainment,
after which the hostess served dainty
1
will be entertained April IA by Mrs
Vern Van Dusen. 1929 Allen St
Mrs. Dennis Brownfield, Ala w.
I.asalle av., was hostess yesterday
afternoon at the monthly meeting
of the Chaplin Park w. c. T. u. A
business meeting was held and dur
ing the social part of the afternoon
Mrs. Earl p. Wagner gave a recita-
ton. Refreshments were served late
in the afternoon. The union will
have its next meeting on April 2S.
Mrs. Joseph RineL 1916 Witwer
av., had members Of the MayfOwer
club as guests Friday. The after
noon was devoted TO 500, at which
the favOrs were taken by Mrs. Mar
tin Beach Mrs. +. e. Culver and
Mrs. b. F. Tusing. A delicious lunch
con Of two courses was served at
the small tables after the meeting.
I'm two weeks the club will have a
meeting at the home of .Irs. Tusing,
S06 Allen st.
A meeting Of the Pollyanna club
was held FriiN afternoon at the
Young Women's Christian asSOcia-
tion. The club is composed of girls
from the sixth. seventh and eighth
grades Of the schools. After the
usual meeting the members enjoyed
picnic supper in the club rooms.
Margaret Mcclellan. 529 5. Co
/ umbia ST., was charming little
hostess TO six small girls Thursday
in celebration of her sixth birthday
anniversary. The afternoon was
spent with games and refreshments
were served