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

| afternoon was given 10 needlewOrk
and a social time. The club will
give a dinner for its members and
their husbands March Il at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. b. Baker.
! 21s +. Broadway
A meeting Of the Aid society of
Grace Methodist church was held
/ in the social parlors of the church
Thursday afternoon. The time was
given to the usual business session,
short program and light refresh
ments. Miss Hazel Mette favored
with a piano solo. Misses Arva and
1 Eva Ostrander gave a piano duet
and there was a duet by Mrs. George
Gall and Mrs Hummer Memb RS
Of the society will have a meeting
! in the church April g.
Mrs. George w. Wandel. 623 Cush-
ing St, was hostess Thursday at the
J usual meeting Of the Swastika club.
! The hours were spent sewing and a
dainty luncheon served by the
| hostess at the dining room table
marked the afternoons close The
club will entertain with a st. Pat
| rick's party at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Henry w. Striebel, els Leland
av.. and the fortnightly meeting will
| be with Mrs. St,iebel on March 16.
The monthly meeting Of the Miz-
pah Evangelical church was held at
the home of Mrs. Q. b. Reinoehl, 125
| +. Donald St. Thursday. Following
the business tirne the members were
entertained with a solo by Mrs. Wit
wer. readings by Mrs. Butt and Mrs.
John Hively and instrumental music
/ by Miss Ruth Grove. There were
4 light refreshments. The aid will
meet April with Mrs. George w
Wandel, 62S Cushing St, assisted by
Mrs. John Hive!y and Mrs. Samuel
! G. Lehman.
The officers and teachers Of the
/ Sunday school of St. PauFs NJ. +
/ church will entertain the members
and friends of the school this even
| ing at 7:45 o'clock in the social hall
Of the church. A fine musical pro-
gram has been arranged with games
and an evening full Of fun. so the
announcement reads, and admission
/ TO be a broad smile.
Mrs. Barbara Doeberlein. Mrs
/ Catherine Matthes, Mrs. Sophie
Frahmader and Mrs. Margaret Err
1 hardt entertained the Sewing circle
of the German Zion church Thurs
/ day afternoon at the parish school. F..
I The time was given TO sewing fc
/ the society and refreshments were
| served. Another meeting of the
] circle will be held in two weeks.
The Nonpariel CLUB enjoyed
meeting Thursday afternoon at the
/ home of Mrs. l.. A. Lydick. $40 Dia-
mOnd av. Contest favors were won
| by Mrs Otto Wolters and Mrs.
| George BerOth. Late in the after
noon the. hostess served light re-
\ freshments to the 16 members pres /
I ent. Mrs. Ralph V. Method. Pa +. /
| Broadway. will entertain the club
March 16.
Fourteen members Of the Grand /
mothers circle and the young grand
mothers were entertained at an all (
/ day meeting Thursday by Mrs A
-
a picnic dinner was enjoyed at noon. [
| followed by an afternoon spent So
cially. The circle Will meet next
with Mrs. Minnie Slick. 7O4 Marietta
St. April g.
Members of the Ladies Aid So |
/ ciety Of Munson chapel enjoyed an
/ all day meeting Thursday at the |
! home of Mrs. Walter Ecknian Aft |
( er a business session the time was
spent sewing for the society. The
next all day meeting Of the aid viii
= be Mar. 16 at the home of Mrs. John
/ White. CrumstOwn I'd
Members Of the Fancy Needle
workers club were entertained pleas
antly Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
A. l.. Boyer. III y. Eddy St Gro
/ cheting was the feature Of the after
noon. and the hostess served refresh
ments The club will have meet
ing March 16 with Mrs. Henry West,
123 Paris St. as hostess
A business meeting Of the Ladies'
aid society Of the English Lutheran
church was held Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. j. Linard. S11
/ Cleveland av. Only the routine bust
ness was attended 10. and the society
viii meet April with Mrs. W. w
Mathews, SIS Sherman av.
4 A meeting of the Home Girls BIZ
bic c'ass was held Thursday after
noon at Z o'clock with Mrs. Alma
/ .. Ware. Melville building. The
study from the book Of Judges was
led by Mrs. Ware The class Will
meet next week at the same place.
the war sufferers in Europe was
/ given in the American hall bv the