South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-19
L AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

HI@ Anaa Hulllnger. 230 Pennsyl-
vania av.. was hostess to the Peg
Girls club Monday evening at her
home. At the business meeting
which began the evening. a name
for the club was chosen and the
club colors OF lavender and purple
were decided upon. The club at
present has 10 members and the
number will not be increased for a
time at least A social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments were
served. The club will meet Jan. s
at the home Of Miss Mable Ecker.
+. jefferson blvd
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A o'clock luncheon was served
20 members Of the Standard Bear
er's class OF the First NJ. r. church
Monday evening preceding their
regular meeting in the Friendship
parlors OF the church. A short pro-
gram was enjoyed during the even
ing In response 10 roll call the
members gave "Superstltions In
Porto Rico" and responsive read
ings were given on What a Dollar
Can Do in Foreign Lands" Miss
Bess Morse read an interesting
Christmas story which completed
the program. During the business
session plans were made for a penny
social TO be held the third week in
January. The next regular meet
ing OF the class will be at the
church on Jan 25.
Plans for grouping the members
Of the r. Y. p. T.. of the First Bap-
fist church for the purpose Of con-
Quoting the Sunday evening meet
iugs were discussed at a meeting OF
the union at the home OF Bernard
Keitner. S27 Park av. Monday
evening following the business
session "a social time was enjoyed
with music on the piano and vic
trOla and games. A dainty luncheon
was served in keeping with the
Yuletide. the decorations being in
red and green with bells and Christ
mas holly The next meeting will
he held in one month at the home
OF Albert Anderson. 312 y. Scott St
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The study Of Titan was continued
al a meeting OF the department Of
afternoon in the club rooms. Mrs
Walter IT, Baker had a paper on
Titan as "a Painter OF Sacred PIC
lures She emphasized the differ
ences OF his painting chara cteristics
and spoke Of the granduer of his
compositions and the height Of col
Oring in ali his pictures Mrs. Baker
also described the beauty OF his pic
lures combininB landscapes and
sacred subjects. Mrs. W. G. Hanson
ave a discussion Of two of
Titian's pictures. The Assumption
OF the Virgin" and Tribute
Honey" with prints of both paint
ings. Miss Isabelle Kennedy gave the
current art notes. The departm ent
will have its next meeting Jan. 8.
Seventeen members of the
Philathea class Of the Westminster
Presbyterian church were entertain,
cd last evening at the home of Miss
Henrietta Bausman. 736 Cleveland
av.. Miss Claudine Brickell and Miss
Edith White were the assisting
1ostesses. Following a short bust
reSs meeting. the members spent
'tAN AinhAT 0NAlaAAF Will HEMAll-.
Dainty refreshments were served.
The society will meet Jan. with
Niss Lyle Whitcomb. 20 Laporte
av.
Mrs. Q. O. Thomas. 456 Lincoln
way r.. pleasantly entertained a
company OF Young people at her
home Saturday in celebration of the
18th birthday anniversary OF her
daughter Ruth. A Christmas tree
afforded much amusement 10 the
children and decorations in red and
Green made the home attractive.
There were % guests The after
room was spent with dancing and
rames. and favors were given %
catherine BlaCkley. Beatrice
Cooney. and Evelyn Schweiss
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Members OF the Keora club held
meeting Monday afternoon at the
" NJ. c. A. The Christmas party OF
the club has been postponed After
the holidays the members will re-
organize with new officers TO be
elected TO take the place OF Miss
Marjorie Hull, as president; Miss
Bernice Carr. vice president. Miss
Creta Edner. secretary. and Miss
Grace Burroughs. treasurer
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A meeting OF the domestic science
class OF the Y. NJ @. a. was held last
erening az the high school building
Miss Florence Weld instructed the
members. The class will postpone
meetings until Jan. T.
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The Centennial club mem bers
were entertained az Christina.
party Monday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. +. Gollnick. SEQ :. Fellows
ST The time was enjoyably spent