South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-02
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

sherman. presented "a particularly
pleasing part Of the afternoons pro-
gram. Mrs Harry Wallace gave an
interesting sketch Of Pioneer Amer
lean Painters" Screen pictures
were shown from Copley. Stuart and
West, while Mrs r.. l.. Sims gave .
talk on Fundamental Laws Of Art
and what 20 LOOK for I'm "A Picture"
The music section. presided over by
Mrs IT, Z. Schadt, was equally en-
te-taining An account OF the BE
ginning Of American Music. and
sketch OF Early American Com
posers' was given by Mrs p. ..
Coon. Mrs r. NJ Hutchinson en-
tertained with a group OF songs rep
resentative Of the period studied.
Among them were cold Hundred.
Arise Ny Sour. Song of the Sea
and Bonnie Eloise".
Vacation "reminiscences OF the
members Of the current events -
partment OF the Progress club pro
yided an interesting program for the
first meeting Of the year. held Mon
day In the club rooms. There was a
large attendance at the opening
meeting and the members will meet
Monday oct IS. in the club rooms.
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Mr.. and Mrs Max Kristle. 725 +
Madison ST.. entertained Monday
evening at their home. in honor Of
Mrs Margaret Kinsey, sister OF Mrs
Kristle. whose birthday occurred on
that day. Twenty-Five friends were
invited. the company playing cards
during the early part of the even
ing Later music was enjoyed. \
luncheon was served by the hostess.
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The regular meeting Of the st
Joseph County w g. r. II. was held
Monday afternoon at the Y w 9.
A. The election OF department SUI
perintendents was held and result
I'D as follows: Mrs. j. G.. Otis, SUI
perintendent Of soldiers and sailors
and flower missions, Mrs. Fannie
Copp. anti-narCOucs department,
Mrs. Dora Staples. franchise depart
ment, Mrs. e. l.. Hull, scientific
temperance; Mrs. Alice Moffitt. So
Cial and red letter day; Mrs Lydia
Railsback. parliamentary usage;
Mrs Gertrude Clarke, mothers
meeting; Mrs. Alice Augustine,
medical temperance: Mrs Eta
Nash literature department; Mrs.
Cora Pitcher, purity i'm literature
end art; Mrs Carrie Warner. Bible
i'm the school department. The next
meeting will be held at the home
of AIRS. r. c. Railsback. 621 s. Eel
lows ST., Nov. ,. This meeting viii
he "a union meeting of all the mem
hers of st. Joseph county and re-
ports from the state convention Will
be heard
The Young Ladies' Missionary So
ciety OF the First Christian church /
was entertained az the home of Miss |
Grace Kiplinger. $50 South Bend ev..
Touday night. OFFICERS for the new
wear were elected as follows. Miss
Eerneice Odell. president; Miss
Grace kiplnger. vice president;
Mrs Harriet Anderson. secretary.
Miss Alice Scott. treasurer. "Jamai-
"a was the subject for the even
ue's discussion. ON oct Is a re-
cepuon viii oe held at the home
af Mrs. Harriet Anderson. Harvey
.t honoring Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Ross missionaries to Africa.
Members OF the Ecker family
leld their annual reunion Saturday
the home OF William Kelley. PAP
f Indiana av. officers for the en-
ming year were elected. Julius
BIttler president: Harley Gerard,
vice president. Mrs. Pearl Drake.
secretary, Mrs. Julius Butler. as
slant secretary Mrs. Eliza beth
Dixon. 90 years old was the oldest
rlemher present The next reunion
viii be held with Claude Beagle OF
Tyner. Ind. the first Saturday be
fore Labor day. 1918.
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Miss Helen Pierce. 700 Rex st.
was hostess 20 the members OF the
Ihilathea class OF Westminster Pres
ryterian church Monday evening.
After the usual business meeting
the time was spent sewing for the
Westminster Red Cross auxiliary,
80. "a. Refreshments were served
to -. The assistant hostesses were
Hiss Carmen Salisbury and Miss
2Gaude Bickford In two weeks the
class viii meet with the Misses Ethel
and Nora Zeitler. 40 Sancome av.
Mr. and Mrs Harry Kring OF
SUM ption Prairie entertained at a
irthdav dinner sunday honoring
-he 6Nth birthday Of Andrew J.
Uyers and the nth birthday OF Burr
kriaE. Covers were laid for 10 guests
20 table ceutered with a birthday
-ak4 around which were green leaves
nd red berries and clusters of cos
mos
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Rev and Mrs a. r Thomas were
-omQlimented MonGsy evening at
simmer given by Mr.. and Mrs J. II
birmingham las DubaiI sv Gov
ars were laid for eight guests at a
liable attractiveIy decorated with
GARDEN flowers The affair was given
IS a farewell for Rev and Mrs
Thomas. who are leaving 20 do
eyangeiistiC work
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Members OF 81 Mary's guild held
. picnic supper In the basement Of
81 James Episcopal church Mon