South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-07

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The ST Joseph Hospital Ladies'
Aid society held a meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the hospital. During
the business session "a report from
The different committees was heard
The chairman. Mrs j. Nugent. re-
ported enthusiasm and progress Tor
the annual social event 20 be held
Feb. IS at Place hall. Colonial ideas
all be featured in the decorations
and there will be patriotic songs. led
by minuet dancing, in which the en-
tire gathering will participate.
Sister HoS scross announcement
that Courses Of instruction on first
aid 10 the injured will be given
shortly at the hospital. received the
enthusiastic endorsement Of the So
ciety. The next general meeting
will be held Feb. % at the K. Of c.
home
Miss Frances Fox. 61s 5. ST Jo-
seph St. entertained at a farewell
party Tuesday evening for Mrs.
Robert Espich. formerly Miss Ocy
Miller. who will leave Sunday for
AIuncie where she will reside Cards
formed the diversion at which Miss
Elizabeth Ecker and Miss Charlotte
Flox won favors. A dainty lunch
con was served.
The Fraternity Of Decimvirs will
give an informal dancing party at
American hall. Thursday Feb. s.
Arts orchestra will furnish the pro-
gram OF dances.
The children OF Mary Of st. Jo-
scphs Catholic church will entertain
with a Valentine party Friday even
ing. Feb Q. at ST. Josephs hall.
Mrs j NJ. Sartin. sol T. ST. Jo-
seph ST.. was hostess 20 the mem
bers Of the women's Foreign Mis-
Hionary society Of the First NJ. z.
church Tuesday afternoon. She was
assisted in entertaining by the Mes
danes ID. X. Splitter. Harry Moore,
w q. Wegner. J. W. Woodward, l..
Blake and A. p. Sibley.
Devotional exercises we're led by
Mrs. J. W. Woodward while Mrs.
j.. X. Splitter hau charge of the
program. The lesson topic was ia
pan and an interesting paper on
the subject was read by Mrs. w G..
Wegner. Mrs. A. =. Sibley contrib
uted a leaflet on the topic. Dur
Ing the social hour which followed.
Mrs. +. r. Farley favored the guests
with a number of delightful solos
and Mrs. wegner gave readings.
Mrs Mary l. Hines, 521 W. COlfax
nv. will be hostess to the society
March 8.
AT the regular meeting of the
mothers department OF the Progress
club Tuesday afternoon at the club
looms. Mrs. L. +. Greenan, the re-
gently elected chairman OF the de-
partment. assumed the chair for the
Irst time The program for the
HfternoOn was a round table discus
sion on THE Newspaper in the
Home.' Further arrangements were
made for the general program TO be
liven before the club by the moth
trs' department next Saturday aft
trnoOn II will consist OF a playlet
entitled The Woman's Improve
ment club" The next regular meet
Ing of the department will be on the
afternoon OF Feb. 20.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Paxton. 623
Park av.. have returned from Chi
rago, where they attended the we'd
ding of their son Herbert p. Pax
ION &C. Miss Hedwig Thum daughter
of NJ. and Mrs William Thum %
Hammond. Ind. The ceremony took
place Monday evening at the Black
stone hotel at Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs.
Paxton nave gone on a wedding trip
to Galveston. Tex, ard upon their
return viii take up their residence
In their new home, which is near
Ing completion at 10 Zacham av..
hammond. They will be at home aft
Pr April 1.
Members OF the Fidelters club
we're very pleasantly entertained at
The home OF Mrs. j. r. Campbell,
I407 :. Michigan ST.. Tuesday aft
ernoon The time was spent with
music and contests. favors in the
latter going 70 Mrs Louis Schuster
and Mrs r. l. Galloway. FavoTs
az luncheon were in the form of val
pntnes and the suggestion was car
ried out generally during the aft
Prnoou. The guests numbered Is.
ON Feb 20 Mrs Charles Brewer,
Taylor St, will entertain.
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ST Edwards court No 1924. Cath
oHc order Of Foresters. will give its
annual charity ball and card party
Monday evening Feb. 10. at ST. Pat
nck's hail The date has been chang
pd from the 10th 20 the 18th owing
to the ST. Joseph's Hospital Aid So
eie.y affair The program OF music
for dancing is 20 be furnished by
Arts orchestra. a committee in
charge includes. Harry J. Bueche.
Henry Zeiger. Dewey Blackford,
Arthur Bonewit Edward Lorden,
Frank Zeigler and Frank J. Wolf
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Thirteen were present at the first
banquet or the Notre Dame Press
club. held last night az the Nichol-