South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-17

ism were the general topics on the
program OF the meeting OF the
Women's Home Missionary society
OF the First ". f church which
was held In the Friendship parlors
OF the church Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. Fred w Keller was in charge
OF the program. Three interesting
leaflets were read. "Our Training for
Siavonic Girls. 10y Mrs Emma
Buck. Mormon Missionaries and
How 90 Meet Them, by Mrs Frank
Collmer. and Going Home 10 Italy"
hy Airs. j. ". Waters Hostesses
for the afternoon were Mrs. En-
ma Buck. Mrs. VI. F. Buell.. Mrs.
L. Il. Rupe. and Mrs Frank Coll
mer. The next meeting will be held
on Nov. 20.
A luncheon ar the Robertson tea
rooms Tuesday afternoon marked
the opening social meeting Of the
Womans College club Nineteen
guests were served at a table the
centerpiece of which was a tall bas-
ket of yellow pom pom chrysanthe-
NUNS. An out-of-town guest was
Mrs. Ernest Melchert, the guest of
Mrs. Lawrence Romine. The next
regular meeting OF the club will be
held in the Rotary room Of the
Oliver. Oct %, when The Moor.
a music picture symphony Ly Dudley
Crof-s Watson, director OF the Mil
waukee Art institute. will be pre-
scented, the proceeds going 10 the
soldiers Christina: fund.
The practical psychology depart
ment of the South Bend Woman's
club met Tuesday afternoon I'm the
club rooms Mrs r. NJ. Hutchinson
presented a paper on The Psy-
chology Of Play and the Kindergar-
ten" which was followed by a gen
eraI discussion. Seventeen mem
bers were present At the meeting
on oct 80 Mrs NJ. r. Keegan will
read a paper on THE Structure and
Functions Of the Brain and Why It
Is Necessary TO Know Them"
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The volunteer class OF the United
Brethren church met for their regu-
lar business session Tuesday even
ing al the home Of Mrs. Frank Fa-
ker. 1907 s. Lafayette blvd The
house was made attractive with
Halloween decorations, and refresh
ments were served late in the even
ing On Tuesday Nov. 20, Mrs.
Herman Teschke, sos z. Ohio ST.
viii be hostess to members of the
class.
Members of the Broadway club
were entertained Tuesday afternoon
at the country home Of Mrs. WILDER
Brown. near Lydick Current events
for the meeting were in charge of
the president, Mrs. z. L. Warrick.
The spirit OF Halloween was
prominent in the luncheon and dec
orations. Mrs. A. Harris. 1905 Lin
coin way E, will be hostess to the
members on Oct. 80.
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At a meeting OF the Pixie Girls
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Miss Louise Pattison, 40 +. Mon
roe St, final arrangements were
made for a dance to be given oct.
%. Contest favors were won by
the Misses Eleanor Neven, and Miss
Mable Elkins. Victrola and piano
selections and dancing were enjoy
ed during the evening. Miss Mable
Elkins. 625 y. Hill st. will enter
tain the club Nov. 8.
Fifteen members Of the Queen
Esther circle Of Grace VI. f. church
were entertained Tuesday at the
home of Miss Esther Moffitt, 1927
S. Lafayette blvd. During the bust
ness meeting plans were made for
a bazaar to be held Dec. Z and S at
the Lower wall paper store. A So
/ cial hour followed the business ses-
! sion. Mrs. Lloyd Andrews, Nassar
av.. will be hostess to the circle on
Nov. 20.
seed Dispersal was the subject
/ OF a paper read by Miss Alma Coll
mer at a meeting OF the nature
| study department Of the Progress
| club Tuesday afternoon. The next
meeting will be held in the club
rooms oct. 80.
More than As members and guests
were present at the thimble given