South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-17

Mrs Otto Alberts. Dubail av.. was
hostess 10 the Plymouth club mem
bers Thursday afternoon. A pleasant
afternoon with needlework was en-
joyed with a social hour near the
close with a delicious luncheon
Decorations for the, "a Die and rooms
we're OF green. suggestive Of 81 Pat
rick's day. In two weeks Mrs
Ethel Carson, 81. Joseph ST.. viii
entertain the club
The Reclamation circle met
Thursday evening with Miss Wilma
Feaser. lis Dayton st. The study
OF Birds was continued and a reg
ular business session was held. Miss
Larae Olvey rendered several beau
tiful violin selections and during the
evening was taken into the club.
Mrs. Geneva Morse favored with a
recitation. Refreshments were ser.-
ed. In two weeks the circle will
meet with Miss Morse, 116 Dayton
st
Miss Ruth Luck. $40 Lincoln way
F.. pleasantly entertained a number
OF friends at her home Thursday in
celebration OF her seventh birthday
anniversary. The afternoon was
spent with various games and at
o'clock a fine dinner was served from
a table prettily arranged in red and
white. centered with red carnations.
Covers were laid for eight. Follow
ing the dinner the guests enjoyed a
theater party at the Surprise.
Mrs X. w Perley. Niles I'd. was
hostess yesterday at the fortnightly
meeting Of the Roselawn Home Eco
Monies club A basket dinner was
served at noon 20 q members. fol-
lowing which an especially instruct
i've program was given Papers were
given by Miss Blanche Miller on "Di-
eestive System" by Mrs Alex. sal
low on New Housekeeping" ana
AIRS. ID. Austin on storing Garments
without Mothballs:" solos were con-
tributcd by Miss Margaret Perley.
Mrs-Chester Osborne and Mrs. Dave
GRIPPE gave current events. The roll
call responses we're children's say
ings Members Of the club will have
"a meeting March 30. with Mrs. How
ard webster
The Ideal Embroidery club held
its regular social meeting Thursday
at the home of Mrs Frank Smith.
141S May st. Plans were made for a
hox social to be given the first Of
April at the w. O. W hall. The aft
ernOon was spent in a delightful
manner with sewing and refresh
ments Airs. John Suchy. t2O F. Col
FAX av.. will be hostess az the next
club meeting March 30
Mrs l. Mcdaniel. 2O21 Bertrand
ST. was hostess TO the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of Linden Avenue Christian
church THURSDAY. Only the general
business was transacted with a short
musical program OF sacred songs.
The social hour with refreshments
closed the days meeting Another
meeting of the aid will be held March
20.
Mrs. Clifton Phillips. 1880 Nc
CARNEY St, entertained members OF
the Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF Trinity NJ. f church Thurs
day at the monthly meeting. The
program for the day was in charge
Of Mrs. Johnson. who gave a paper
on "Tithing." and Mrs. Jackson.
whose topic was How Native
Christians Give" Late in the after
noon the hostess served refresh
ments. and the society will meet at
the home of Mrs. Charles Uhl. 504
Van Buren, St. April 20.
An all day sewing meeting was en-
joyed by members of the Ladies Aid
society of Munson chapel Thursday
at the home of Mrs. John White
Crumstovn rd. The time was given
10 needlework for the hostess fol-