South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-10

" III ne NDsleSS 10 the CRUZ OF to
"a.
A meeting Of the Aid society and
Bible study class Of Maple Grove
vas held Wednesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Christian Ander-
son. at Olive Branch. After the les
son. chapters 10 and II OF Exodus. a
social hour was enjoyed during
which time refreshments were served
To the & present. The Aid will have
an all day sewing meeting next week
az the home OF Mrs. otto Dunnuck,
5. Michigan st. I'd. and the general
meeting will be on March with
Mrs. Thomas stewart
The Independent club members
numbering IA, had a meeting We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs John W
Hinkle. Kuntsman ct, as hostess
The time was given TO sewing and a
social session with the serving OF a
light lunch. Mrs. James NJ Thunm,
724 Clinton St. will entertain the
club at the meeting Feb. "a
Members Of the Woman's Bible
class ga met with Miss May Apple
gate, 315 y. Michigan St. Wednes-
day, who acted as leader for the day
The class Will meet next Wednesday
at the same place.
Mrs +. Olson. Grove st. Misha-
Waka. entertained the Golden Rod
club Wednesday afternoon. The
members devoted the afternoon TO
needlework ard with refreshments
Mrs Glen Welch will be hostess to
the club Feb. "a.
The Lincoln Way club members
enjoyed an afternoon of needlework
Wednesday at the home of Mrs. :.
L.. Alderman, 1905 Lincoln way w.
Several victrOla numbers were given
during the afternoon and refresh
ments We're served TO the members
and two s.ests. In two weeks the
club will have a meeting with Mrs.
II NJ. Appleman, 2O15 Lincoln way
w.
Men and Manners of Modern
| China" was the subject of an in
teresting paper presented by Mrs.
+. A. Bryan at the meeting of the
Wednesday club yesterday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. r. r Austin,
/ SIS Park av. Following the after
Moons program the usual social hour
was held The club will have an
other meeting on Feb Is. with Mrs.
Austin.
A Frances Willard memorial pro-
gram was given at a meeting of the
Pleasant View w. c. T. u. Wednes-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
J. II. Avery, TIC Sherman av. Sew
eral papers in charge of Mrs. Mary
Obenchain were given on her life.
Mrs. Fannie Copp presented the SUI
perintendent's report on anti-nar-
cOtics. and Miss Thelma Avery ia
vored the company with piano selec-
tions Light refreshments were
served by the hostess, assisted by
Mrs. Thomas Jackso- The union
! will meet on March with Mrs. J. b.
Reamer. 915 Lincoln way w.
A meeting of the S. S. club was
/ held Wednesday afternoon at the
! home Of Miss Ruth Kemerley. FOL
/ y. Michigan st. The afternoon was
spent in a delightful manner with
/ games and musical numbers. and
refreshments Miss Lucille Ems
/ berger of Colorado Springs. Colo,
was a guest of the club. The club
/ will be entertained next Wednesday
/ by Miss Mildred Swank. 112 f. Bart
| lett st.
Immigration" was the subject
| of discussion at a meeting of the
I Reclamation circle Wednesday even
/ ing at the home of the Misses Morse.
I 116 E. Dayton st. Papers on that
/ topic we're presented by the members
and Miss Sadie BOetsch. a guest for
/ the evening, favored with piano
numbers. Refreshments were served.
1 The club will have another meeting
/ in two weeks.
The department of history of the
| Progress club held a meeting We'd
nesday afternoon at the club Chap
ter 40 on Education was r~ad. The
paper on Regulations of Interstate
Commerce" to have been given by
Miss Helena Neitzel will be read at
later date The department will
meet in two weeks. Mrs. Chester r.
I Montgomery will have a paper on
Election Laws of Indiana"
Members of the Ladies Aid soci-
ETY. of Stull Memorial church had
their regular meeting Wednesday in
| the social parlors of the church,
with "a large attendance A social
/ hour followed the business meeting.
Mrs. John Edwards. Mrs Duncan
and Mrs Doane. hostesses, served
refreshments. The society will meet
March at the church.
Mrs. William Wyant. 1044 Lincoln
way w, entertained the w. c. Needle
club Wednesday afternoon. Needle
} work afforded the pastime for the
afternoon. and refreshments were
/ served on Saturday evening. Feb.
20. members of the club will give a
dinner at which their husbands will
/ be honored guests
Miss Maude Wagner. daughter
of Mrs Minnie Wagner, 1908 Madi-
I son ST. and William r Kettles OF
/ this city were married Wednesday
/ evening at the parsonage of the Trim
ity Presbyterian church The Rev.
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