South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-15

Members OF the Wednesday circle
were entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Bert Webster. Linden ST.. Wed
nesday afternoon. The time was
spent socially with needlework.
Dainty refreshments were served at
the close OF the afternoon The next
meeting OF the circle will be March
2S at the home Of Mrs. Bert ThOmp-
son. 502 S. Franklin st.
Mrs. Paul Telka. Oak St. was
hostess 90 members OF the ID. /. club
Wednesday afternoon. The after
noon was spent at the card tables
favors being awarded Mrs. Paul
Hart, Mrs Ralph Rasmussen and
Mrs. Fred Farrell A two-course
luncheon was served. Mrs. VIII
Grehnger, Scott St, will entertain
the club March %.
At a meeting Of the Semper FL
dels club. held Wednesday evening
at the home OF Miss Dorothea
Jahnke. sos S. Michigan St. cleo
ton or officers resulted as follows:
President. Ruth F. eau vice pres
ident. Miss Elizabeth Hittig; secre-
tary. Miss Jahnke. and treasurer,
Nliss Leona Krause. Following the
business session a social hour was
enjoyed A color motif OF green and
white was used for decorating the
home and was carried out in the
dainty refreshments. The club will
meet March % at the home Of Miss
Hittig BroOkfeld av.
The ". c. Needlework club was
entertained at the home Of Mrs.
William Foley. 1926 s. Main st.
Eight members and two visitors
were present. Mrs. Olive Zerbe was
elected secretary and treasurer TO
fiji the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation OF Mrs. William Wyant. Ar
rangements were made 10 entertain
their husbands Wednesday evening,
March %. at the home of Mrs.
Foley The remainder OF the after
noon was spent socially with needle
work. Refreshments were enjoyed.
The regular meeting OF the club will
be held March IS at the home of
Mrs. Eugene Betz. 1906 S. Miami ST.
The women's auxiliary Of the st.
James Episcopal church held its
regular meeting with Mrs. Phillip
Goetz. 4O4 n Lafayette ST., Wednes-
day afternoon. A very interesting
program was given. The Village
Dressmaker." by Kate Douglas Will
Iams. and That Old Sweetheart Of
Mine" by James WhitcOmb Riley
were readings given by Mrs. Marian
Graham Walter. The Misses Claudine
Miley and Jeanette Cranston OF
Niles gave the following musical
numbers: The Song OF May" This
That I Love" Bird Raptures, In
the Springtime." and "Maying" Re-
freshments were served TO 40. Mrs.
George Miltenberger, 1894 Vassar
av.. will be hostess to the auxiliary
April Il.
The regular meeting of the Clay
and Harris Townships Home Eco
Monies club was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home OF Miss Elsie
christian, Edwardsburg I'd. Roll call
was responded 20 with children's
savings. Mrs. Dell Mace read an in
teresting paper on the feeding or
fMlINIEHr MIS- IL AabAHAf- +-A NAA~
different diseases of children and
Mrs Gene Miller on the training OF
children Mrs. Wilbur Metzger gave
an entertaining reading and Mrs.
Roy Mace read chapter six OF The
Life OF Ellen II. Richard" The club
will give play at the Slower school
house March "a. on March %, Miss
nfaude Gray. Edwardsburg I'd, will
entertain the club.
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Mrs Nelson Jones, SIG Park av,
was hostess 10 the Shakespeare club
"Wednesday afternoon. A very inter
esting program was given. Mrs. w.
T. Brown gave "a paper on Duck
shooting on the Kankakee'; Mrs. W.
H. Stover reviewed the life history
of John Borroughs, with several OF
his latest works. and general dis
cussion Of current events completed
the program. Elaborate refresh
ments were served after a pleasant
social hour The next meeting Will
be with Mrs II. r. Westervelt, 521
" Lafayette St, April IL.
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Mrs T. TT. Jackson, 1114 Lincoln
way w. was hostess 20 the Pleasant
View w. c. T. T.. Wednesday after
noon. Mrs O. Hopkins was in charge
Of the program. Mrs. IT, Kenna re-
viewed the life of Neal Dow: Mrs.
charles Baird gave the life Of Stew
en-. and a talk was given on the
Power or the Press" by Mrs. G. Hop
kins Mrs w. F. Jain entertained
with a solo. and a duet was rendered
nv the Misses Martha and Anna De
Vriese. Refreshments were served
10 twenty-five. The next meeting will
he held April II al the home Of Mrs.
NJ W Hicks. 7S5 Cleveland av.
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The history department OF the
Progress cl'ib held its regular meet
ing at the club rooms Wednesday
afternoon. The subject for discus
sion was The Noted People Of
Latin America" The election Of the
following officers was the business Of
the afternoon. Chairman. Mrs.
chester r. Montgomery; vice chair
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