South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-21

or the Trufhseeker' class of MiZpa n
Evangelical church met Monday
evening for their quarterly meeting
at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. S. W.
Miller. sos Pennsylvania az. A short
business session was held. after
which a program was rendered.
Chauncey Lehman and Miss Edith
Matther gave an Instrumental duet.
Clifford Miller gave a recitation.
Miss Lucille and Merticise Miller
rave a piano duet and readings were
given by Misses Esther Platz, Iris
Collum, Lucille Miller and Mary
Myer. Refreshments were served.
The next meeting viii be held in
June with Mrs. W. VI. GOeble, sos
Wenger ST.
A very deIgntsul meeting Of the
Moonbeam club was held last even
ing at "TiqDerary Heights" the
home OF Miss Grace Haney. Niles I'd,
the guests for the evening number
ing u. Miss Hazel Markham won
the favor in a clothes pin contest.
and Miss Irma Helmen was award
ed the prize in a slang contest.
Dainty refreshments were served,
with a fortune cake brought on as
the surprise OF the evening, from
which Miss Blanche Kiefer drew the
ring. The next club meeting will be
April with Mechanics Erie and Paul
Mark at WaldWa ben. Niles I'd.
Miss Anna stanheld, 124 S. viii
liam St. pleasantly entertained the
As You Like II club members on
Monday evening. The program for
the evening was given by Miss Maude
Heath on The Government Of elias
cow" after which there was a social
time with refreshments. Miss Eliza
beth Turner. 400 S. Franklin ST.. will
be hostess at meeting OF the club
April 3.
Six lessons in plain sewing has
been added 20 the list Of memt n.
ship privileges of the Young Wo1n-
ems Christian association, beginning
March "a. An experienced seamstress
viii be in charge of the lessons each
Friday evening at 1880 o'clock. These
classes in sewing have been Of great
benefit 10 the members of the asso-
citation and. added as a special in
ducement 10 anyone joining before
that time, il is expected a number
will take advantage of the oppor-
tunity
Under the direction of Miss
Eleanor Gaik and Miss Ethel Croth-
ers. the swimming season will open
this evening at the high school tank
at O'Clock. The usual Monday
evening class, with Miss Laura Z.
Hamilton instructing. was held Mon
day evening, with a goodly number
attending
Members of the Business Women's
Bihio class viii meet for supper at
6:t5 o'clock this evening. Mrs
Emma r. Harris will have charge OF
the lesson study following
Valuable Metals Found i'm United
States" was the subject of a SPLEEN
did discussion at the regular meet
ing of the department of current
events Of the Progress club Monday
afternoon. with Mrs. f. j. Harrison
and Miss Harriet Keller leading
Gold. silver. copper, iron and steel
were cited as a few of our most
priced possessions i'm this country
showing that gold is TO be found i'm
% states and silver i'm "a. while the
United States leads the world I'm the
iron and steel industries Specimens
OF these metals taken direct from
the mines were furnished 90 illus
trate the program by Mrs Harrison
and Mrs. Carrie +. Meyer A round
table talk followed. ON April "Ou1
Industrial Training schools" viii be
taken up by Mrs. Lafayette LeVan
Members Of the Philathea class OF
Westminster Presbyterian church
were entertained 10y AIiss Edith
Beyrer. ia Harrison av.. last even
ing. Miss Janet Mckinley read a
chapter from THE American Indian
on a New Trail" by Thomas f.
Moffett. which deals with the Chris
thanking OF the Indian i'm this coun-
try. The remainder of the evening
was spent with fancy sewing and
socially, with refreshments served Ia
Is mem bers. The class viii meet
April 3 at the Young Womens Chris
tian association for a picnic supper
20 be followed 10y the usual busi-
ness meeting.
Members Of the Queen Esther
circle Of Grace NJ r. church will
meet this evening at the horne OF
Miss Dottie Miller. 1915 Witwcr av.
for the regular business meeting and
mite box Opening
Miss Rachael Tolle was hostess
at a o'clock birthday dinner sat
urday evening M the home of Miss
Frances HodsOn and Miss Claire
Kunze. 612 Carroll ST.. given i'm