South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-11


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Mrs Delbert McNabb. 42S y.
NCtre Dame av.. entertained mem
0ers of the Aurora Bible class OF
Trinity Presbyterian church Thurs
day evening. Following a business
session. refreshments were served
during a social hour June d. Mrs.
Fred Lobaugh. +. Ewing av. viii
be hostess 10 the class.
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A business and social meeting of
the Kappa Phi Sigma sorority was
held Thursday evening at the home
OF Miss Helen Martindale. 742 Lin
coin way +. From this time on. the
sorority will hold its meetings at the
home OF Mss Martindales every two
weeks. the next meeting 10 be held
May "a Miss Ethel Crothers. secre-
tary Of the sorority. will have charge
steak roast viii be given by the
girl this evening on the bank of the
ST. Joseph river and a number or
guests viii attend the party, which
will include 80 or 40.
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Or. and Mrs. r. 6. SVEN. 1926
Portage av.. entertained at dinner
Thursday evening for DR. and Mrs.
+. II. Blake and Mr.. and Mrs r. T.
Welcher Pink tulips were used to
decorate the table.
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Members Of the q. W. b. NJ. of the
First Christian church met at the
home OF Mrs. r. G. Incl OF River
Park. Thursday afternoon. Mrs. ii.
w. Miner gave a paper on "Argen-
tina" THE Psalms we're talked on
by Mrs. William Odell. paper on
The Missionary Woman's Financial
obligations" was discussed by Mrs.
Herman Haselbeck a review Of the
'Tidings'' was given by Mrs. f. w
Taylor, and vocal selections were
rendered by Mrs. Daniel Ney. Mrs.
r. w. Taylor was chosen a delegate
for the KOkomo convention, which
viii be held this coming week at Ko-
komO. Ind. and Mrs. William Odell
WIS selected as the missionary super
iutendent for the Sunday school.
Refreshments were served during
the social hour TO As. The June
meeting will be held with Mrs. r. w.
Taylor. 124 +. Howard St. June Z.
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Mrs. J. T. Kelley. 526 Carroll ST.
was hostess to the Thursday club
Thursday afternoon An interesting
program was given. being called An
Hour With Famous Authors" Dis
cussiOns were given on famous au-
thors. as follows: Lew Wallace. by
Mrs. J. T. Kelley; Meredith Nichol-
son, Mrs. Ralph Smith; Maurice
Thompson. Mrs. George Mather; Ed
ward Eggleston, Mrs L. Kreider;
Booth Harrington, Mrs. NJ. Hughes;
readings from James Whitcomb
Riley. Mrs. Clyde Smith. Mrs w. w.
Funk gave a talk TO the members on
the new constitution. Mrs. James
Kelley Ill r. Broadway. will en-
terrain the club May "a.
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The Foreign Missionary society Of
the Trinity Presbyterian church met
at the home of Mrs. Frank Henry,
sic r. Wayne ST.. Thursday after
noon. Devotional exercises were led
hv Mrs Mary Brewer. After a short
business meeting "a program was Civ
en- Mrs A. A Alderman read q
paper on Porto RiCa and Cuba;
Mrs Harry Hardt gave a paper on
'-Siami and LaOf." A pleasant social
time was enjoyed after the program
: "a refreshments were served. Mrs.
, larles Becker. Mrs. NJ Weinburg
and Mrs. Mary Brewer were the as
sisting hostesses. Mrs. Fred Pagle.
6I9 +. Washington av., will enter
tain the society June IA
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social meeting of the music de-
Iartment of the Progress club was
held Thursday afternoon i'm the
club rooms. A very delightful pro-
-ram followed. Piano selections
were rendered by Miss Helen Gull
foyle and Miss NIaude Weber. Vocal
numbers were given by Mrs w +.
Barnes and AIRS. r. NJ Hutchinson.
accompanied 10y Miss NIabIe Bartlett.
The rooms were prettily decorated
with baskets of red and white tulips
and with several American Flags
Dainty refreshments were served TO
50 at the conclusion of the after
moons program.
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meeting OF the Ardmore Heights
Economic club was held at the Ard
more school Thursday afternoon.
Mrs Herman Hostetter gave a paper
ON Yeast. Piano solos were rem
dered by the Misses Helen Emberline
and Lucille Borden. Master Kenneth
Him sang. and a general discussion
was taken part i'm by all the menu
hers Iostesses for the afternoon