South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-08

Nr and AIRS. Don KaIe. r2t Mar
quette av.. entertained with r
O'Clock dinner Wednesday evening.
honoring Mrs Kaie's brother. George
Stover. who has enlisted in the en-
gineer's corps Of the regular army.
The house was decorated through
ont with yellow chrysanthemums
and there were places for eight
guests. Mr.. Slower left Thursday
morning for a point in Massachu-
setts.
Mrs. John Rittinger. conference
secretary. and Mrs. NJ II. Appleby
addressed members OF the Women's
Home Missionary society OF Epworth
Memorial church, at a meeting held
In the parsonage Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Harry VI. Barnes enter
tanned with vocal solos. Plans were
made for sending a Christmas box
10 Friendship House at Gary. Ind.
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The Madison township Home
Economies club held an all day
meeting Wednesday at the home Of
Miss Bernice Zeiger. Wakarusa A
picnic dinner was served 20 % at
noon. During the afternoon an in
teresting program was given. Miss
Nora HOrein presented a paper on
The Value OF Mineral Matter in
the Diet and Food Rich in Mineral
Matter a general discussion of
'Childrens Part in the Home was
followed by a paper on The I'M
pOrtance OF the care OF the Teeth"
by Miss Ruth Marker and a paper on
The Decay Of the Teeth" by Miss
Edna Beehler. Current events for
the day were in charge Of Miss
Clara Birk The program was COM
pleted with piano solos by MIS-.
Glen Zeiger and Miss Bernice .zeig-
or and vocal solos by Miss Anna
Horein and Miss Minerva Seese. on
Wednesday. Dec. 3. Mrs. Glen Zeig-
er Wakarusa. viii entertain the
members
Mrs. :. ]. Crumpacker, 1149 Port
age av., entertained y members Of
the North Side Culture club Wednes-
day afternoon. A review of "Pelleas
and Mellisande." by Maeterlinck was
given by Mrs. S. NJ. Leek, and Mrs. F.
q Koos had charge of the current
events. Mrs Koos discussed the
recent elections In South Bend and
New York city. the order for H.
600, 600 pairs of army shoes which
has been placed by the government
among the various shoe concerns Of
the country. one order being placed
iva Indiana. the supplies of food be
ing sent % Italy, the sinking of the
Alseda. hospitals for the soldiers.
and concluded by reading a letter
from a Prussian girl 10 a French
girl showing the average Prussians
view OF the war. In two weeks Mrs.
q. A. Frederick. 8t4 Park av:, will
entertain the members.
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The first OF the meetings of the
WOmans Literary club devoted to
french topics was held Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Mar
shall Chaplin, w. Colfax av Mrs.
Chauncey Fassett reviewed and dis
Cussed the essay The Flame OF
France" by Allen Tucker, and Mrs.
luram c. Kriegbaum reviewed THE
d tttAA III AAiNt AAl <Allltl ANstr Hs
Gabriel Honotaux At the next
meeting. Nov. p. Mrs. Chauncey
Fassett. 1908 f. Washington av.,
VIII be hostess.
At the meeting Of the literature and
dramatic art department Of the South
Eend Womans club Wednesday aft
ernOOn. the drama. Superstition.
hy Barker. was very ably read and
discussed by Mrs. w. G. Osborne. A
general discussion of the evolution
OF the drama and the settings of
the modern stage occupied the re-
n.ainder of the ,fternoon. The next
meeting OF Il department will be
ga two weeks
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Miss Fay Burner entertained the
members OF the North Side social
club at the home of Mrs. G.. Miller,
744 Harrison av.. Wednesday after
noon Fifteen members were pres
cnt and spent the afternoon sewins.
Airs. Harry Mallory, 731 Harrison
uv. will be the next hostess.
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The history department of the
Progress club met in the club rooms