South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-21

tAS hoitit OF william BeLrluE ana
Miss Anna BetTing. Herman CT. Az
ter the regular business session Miss
Anna Semoitier presented paper
on Belgium Neutrality. and John
Hiss gave a sketch on the life and
inventions OF Edison. Lunch was
served. The next meeting will be
held March 20 with Miss Semoitier,
;. Limerick St She will be assisted
by Miss Kathleen Moran
A Juvenile party" was given Tues
day evening at the home Of Miss
Nellie Whiteman. 213 Slower CT.
The guests who appeared in cos
tune were girls OF the Trinity Pres
byterian church. The evening was
spent with games. contests and
piano numbers given by Miss
Georgia Gemberling and Miss Carrie
Brown. Flash light pictures were
taken OF the party. buffet lunch
con was enjoyed.
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The Good VIII Bible class of Trim
its Presbyterian Sunday school met
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs Frank Henry. sic +. Wayne st.
The devotiOnals were led by Mrs. j.
p. whiteman. Following the business
session the time was spent with
needle work. Refreshments were
served. Mrs Whiteman, is Slower
Ct. will be hostess at the next meet
ing. to be held March q.
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The marriage of Miss Ethel
Baker. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joel Baker Of this city, 10 Frank
Dunworth Of Elkhart. was sol
emnized at 6 o'clock at the parson-
age OF the First NJ. +. church. DR..
Henry l. Davis performed the cere-
mOny. Mr.. and Mrs. DunwOrth will
make their home near Elkhart.
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Wesley a. OFT of Syracuse and
Miss Wilma NJ Leacock of Millers-
burg were united in marriage Tues
day evening at $3.50 o'clock at the
parsonage of the First NJ +. church.
DR. Henry l.. Davis oficiated. Mr..
and Mrs. OFT will reside near
Goshen.
OF the Catholic Woman's club was
held Tuesday evening at St Pat
rick's hall. The occasion was that
OF the regular meeting for officers
and directors and the annual cleo
tion Of officers took place. Mrs. Will
liam Crabill. president, opened the
meeting with a brief summary of
the past two years work and told
of the harmonious cooperation of
the officers and directors in the
work carried on by the club. She
expressed the wish that the incom-
ing officers would be able 20 realize
the same satisfying results. Mrs.
William Cassidy. treasurer read an
interesting report Of the finances,
showing a good balance in the treas
fury. Rev. Fr. DeGroote, who, with
Rev. FIR Carroll. was a guest Of hon
or at the meeting, was called upon
for an address and told of his pleas
TIRE IN watching the growth and
work of the club. lie expressed re
cret for the retirement of the presi-
dent cOmplimented the officers for
their excellent work and welcomed
the new officials. Fr. Carroll also
addressed the company, emphasiz-
ing the social work of the CLUB and
the splendid advantages affOcded
young girls.
Following the discussions. Miss
Mary Hagerty and Miss Genevieve
Winkler were appointed tellers for
the election of officers. which result
ed as follows: President, Mrs. Will
liam Benitz: vice president. Mrs.
Flora Guthrie: treasurer. Mrs. ia
cob Lechner; recording secretary,
Miss Genevieve Hagerty; CORE
spending secretary. Miss Genevieve.
Winkler. The following directors
We're appointed: Mrs. John Nu-
gent Mrs. Charles Lentz. Mrs VIII
liam Crabill, Mrs. p. O'Brien, Mrs
Will O'Brien. Mrs. James Tracy,
Mrs James Butler. Mrs. Bridget
Hagerty. Mrs. J. w Lower. Mrs h
NJ Flanagan. Mrs. William CassI-
day. Mrs A. p. Perley. Mrs Mary
Garner. Miss Sarah O'Nein. Mrs. D.
L. Guilfoyle. Mrs. L. Wahlen. Mrs.
Joseph Brink, Mrs. Miles O'Brien.
Mrs Thomas O'Day. Mrs. Frank
Toepp. Mrs. Dominic Woodwork
Mrs. c. NJ. ButterwOrth. Miss Mar
garet 'Quinlan. Miss Marian Madden
and Mrs. William Probasco and Mrs
Arthur Friend of Mishawaka. Mrs.
Crabill. retiring president, was ap-
pointed by Fr. DeGroote as advisory
officer.
Following the election Miss Anna
Hamilton gave an absorbing and en-
;ertaining desert ption of her rip
through Scotland in wartime she
told OF the vast difference between
the Scotland she remembered as she
left il some time ago and as il is
now. Sh, was presented with sin;
American flag by Mrs. Crabill at the
lose Of her talk and during the
presentation the club members arose
and sang America" A duet was
given by the Misses Anna DesJar-
din and Hawkey. The remainder
of the evening was spent informally
with dancing and other diversions.
Light refreshments We're served.
The next regular meeting for the
new officers and directors VIII De
held March . at o'clock at the