South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-22

Members Of the Berean Bible class
az Grace 81. T.. church were enter
tanned Friday afternoon by Mrs. T..
o. Galloway, 1916 S. Michigan 81
During the business meeting the
members decided 10 devote their
time 20 Red Cross work fra the fu-
ture. Victrola music was enjoyed
during the social hour which fol-
lowed. The date and place Of the
meeting for next month have not
been announced
The following officers for the en-
suing year were elected az a recent
meeting OF the Delta Bible class OF
broadway Evangelical church at the
home OF William GoebeI. SOS p
Wenger St, Boyd Thornton. presi-
dent. John Hively. vice president.
and Arthur l.. Wagner, secretary
treasurer.
Mrs @ Flowers, 623 IL Birdseu
81. was hostess TO II members of
he Liberty club Thursday afternoon
On Jan. g. Mrs. Alice Getcheu. 81
Blaine av.. will entertain the club.
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The regular business meeting OF
he Norman Eddy w r. G.. was held
the hall on r. Jefferson blvd.
Friday afternoon. ON Jan. a. Mrs.
Mollie Bradley viii entertain the
sewing circle at an all-day meeting
AZ the Y. W. C.. A
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Mrs. J. w. Hammond. 1850
Woodward av.. was hostess Friday
1fternoQu 10 members of the Won
ans auxiliary of Westminster Pres
hyterian church. Assisting hOstesses
were Mrs. Charles Roper and Mrs.
-haries Geyer. During the social
hour which followed the business
session. Miss Helen Gahu entertain
ID with piano and vocal solos The
auxiliary quartet, composed of Mrs
T. j. Ridgway, Mrs. J.. r. Martin.
Mrs. T.. ". Morse and Mrs. G A
Bacon also entertained with several
elections. A luncheon was served
90 the guests in the dining room bv
Miss Helen Gafll and Miss Irene
hammond Holly and Christmas
bells were used in the decorative
scheme Mrs Otto A. Schermann.
Harrison av.. viii entertain the aux
iary on Jan. Is.
Mrs. r. p. Chaplin. $50 Forest av..
assisted by Mrs. r.. NJ. Hatch. en-
tertained members of the Daughters
m the American Revolution Friday
1fternOOn. The general topic for
discussion was America the Melt
ing POt-A Study of the Old World
t-aces i'm the New Immigration" TT.
.)nneCtion with this subject Mrs.
ohm b. Campbell read "a paper.
Original Makeup Of the American
Ieople-A Comparative Study of
fhe immigration 70 America" and
Indications Of Closer international
Friendship After the war" was dis
ussed by Mrs. S. j. Crumpacker
sIrs- g. T.. Francis followed with
Haper on Religious Indications At
ter the War" on Jan. rs Mrs #
J. Swantz. e14 Leland av.. Will be
hostess to the members
Members or the W8nita SEWING
-ircIe were entertained ar a Christ
MAS fitlt " II AiAAN ar ttl NOON Joy III Use
Pauline Dietz. 1906 $ Franklin st.
christmas colors and bells were
Used I'm decorating the living room
md i'm the dining room, where "A
luncheon was served 20 90 guests
the Christmas coIors and a NINA
.ure Christmas tree featured the
decorations Following the lunch
santa Claus appeared and distrib-
rted gifts 70 all the guests. ON the
afternoon Of Jan the members
VIII entertain with card party i'm
gedmen hall and ON Jan 4. Mrs
Dora Carson. 1915 8 Main ST.. viii
be hostess at the regular meeting
Miss Alice Steiner. daughter Of
Mrs Mary Miller. 414 Cottage Grove
ave- and Ralph Landsraf, son Of
Mrs Emma Landgraf. 617 Cottage
Grove av. were married THURSDAY
evening M 8 o'clock at the Sacred
Heart Catholic church Rev. Charles
y. Fischer performed the ceremony
The attendants were Mr.. and Mrs
Arthur Haereus a wedding supper
was served to the immediate famil-
les at the oliver hotel following the