South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-16

The Children Of Mary of ST. Jo-
seph's church held it's annual bus
mess meeting az the hall Friday
evening for the purpose Of eIectiug
new officers. only business was
Transacted and the following Of
fccrs We're elected. Miss Geuevieve
W.nkler. reelected president: Miss
kathryn Reynolds. vice president.
Hiss Bertha Davis. secretary. Miss
Louise Adelsberger. treasurer. aliss
Ruth Probst. reelected organist. and
Miss Ma: Davies reporter. Plans
were discussed for "A Christmas party.
but IL viii probably not be given
until after Dec. -.
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As a courtesy 90 her house guest,
Miss Ethe' Rridgford Of Oleda. H..
Miss NerniCe ElDel. SOS Portage av.,
entertained with an Orpheum theater
party Friday evening. There were
u guests present and luncheon
was served al the home OF the host
ess following the performance.
Those from out of the city were.
Misses Ailene and Natalie French
and George Adams of Niles. Mich
and Morris Mummert OF Mishawaka.
The Birthday club was pleasantly
entertained Friday afternoon az the
hone of Mrs. John Shields 1905 j..
Dayton 81. The time was spent
with social diversions and delicious
luncheon was served, 90 - guests.
a color scheme Of red and green was
used in the table decorations sug-
eestive of the Christmas season. on
Jan rs Mrs. G. o. Lindquist. 923 i.
Dayton st.. Will bee hostess TO the
club members.
A delightful Christmas party was
given Friday evening for members
of the %. y. o. Climb by Miss Nelly
Whiteman 315 Slower CT. The for
uer part of the evening was spent
30 needle work. following which
Caiuy luncheon was served from
table prettily decorated with Christ
mas suggestions. A miniature
Christmas tree from which each
member received q gift formed the
centerpiece. There were covers laid
Tor 10. Following the luncheon VIC
trola and piano selections were en-
joyed. Miss Carrie Brown was the
assisting hostess. I'm two weeks Miss
Nettie Virgins. 121 +. 81. Peter
ST.. viii entertain the club.
At the general meetue of st.
Joseph's Hospital Aid society Friday
afternoon i'm the X. of G.. club rooms.
the election Of 10 new officers for
the coming year took place as fol-
lows. Mesdames George O'Brien u.
e.. Toepp. r. r. Howard. +. O'Brien,
r. s Gutnrie. William J. Benitz,
James Luther. Albert Hauck. r. c.
Mann and ". AleNes Grzesk
The members enjoyed very i'm
teresting meeting with the hearing
OF the annual reports. The program
was made pleasant with Christmas /
stories and refreshments were serv- /
ed Hostesses for the afternoon I
were the Nesdames Robert J.. |
Green. John Lane. Malea. sylvester |
1ahey. b II. Sylvester Lahey, j. /
2f Cooney. Dempsey. q. NJ Butter /
worth. Archambeault. Doran. /
Hoover Lynch. r. S. Guthrie. and /
Miss Marie Gulfoyle The next
meeting OF the society viii be Jan. !
az the *. OF C.. home.
Perhaps the largest and most
successful event I'm Baptist church |
circles was the Get Together par |
Is az the First Baptist church par
lors last evening. the occasion of ,
the annual joint meeting of the |
Quincy Street Baptist church of this
city and the two Baptist churches
OF Mishawaka. a representative |
number OF young people were pres
ent from an the churches.
The first OF the evening the
guests were entertained with a mu-
steal program consisting of solos. |
hv Miss Florence Eutzbach Paul
Anderson. and Mr. Wallach. follow
ed by three selections by the quar-
tet. MeSsrs Dumpke. Lee. Ives. and
Albert Anderson. After the program
the evening was made enjoyable
with games and refreshments.
Mrs Charles Bloom was elected
president OF the Pastors Aid So
ciety Of the First Christian church
at "a general meeting of the aids
Friday afternoon Bon the church par
lors Mrs l. e.. Iandon was elected
1rst vice pres 5ent. Mrs j. VI
Alexander. second vice president ]
Miss Roeue Abbott treasurer. Mrs.