South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-25

Eiiers, acting president; Daniel p
keegan. vice president; Timothy f
Quinlan, secretary; Walter A.
Sweeney. treasurer. and George
SchOck. reporter.
The committee responsible for the
success Of the affair consisted Of
Edwin Hunter. Walter a Sweeney,
Mark .. Eilers. Timothy Quinlan.
Edward Doran, Robert Z. Huber.
Vincent +. Pagan and p. T. Pappas.
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Mrs. Lloyd Z. Greenan, 1I17
Woodward av.. was hostess to the
members OF the North Side Culture
club Wednesday afternoon. A short
business session was held after
which Mrs Homer Robinson. who
had charge OF the current events.
discussed the Liberty loan. the
Shepard law, the new 100000 car
owned by Charles Schwab, steel
magnate, the great bridge spanning
the St. Lawrence river, just COM
pleted, and American dyes. A re-
view Of "LaPrincess Maleine" was
given by Mrs. A. r. Messick, and
Mrs. Orlo Deahl rendered several
vocal numbers. Refreshn s-ts were
served by the hostess, the table be-
ing made attractive with a bowl Of
Aaron Ward roses. s. J. Crumpacker
Portage av., will entertain the mem
bers on Nov. Z.
Five guests including Mrs. FRANK
Williams, Mrs. Albert Collier, Miss
Lula Kratzsch and Mrs. Bernard
Koehler were present at a meeting
OF the North Side Social club We'd
nesday afternoon held at the home
Of Mrs. Edward Smith, 9I3 Van
Buren, st. Music and games were
enjoyed during the afternoon and
contest favors were won by Miss
Lula Kratzsch OF Detroit, Mich, and
Mrs. J. S. Corners. The decorations
were black and gold and the guests
favors were hidden in all parts Of
the home. A Halloween party will
be given by the members next Tues
day and regular meeting will be
held on Nov. 7.
a Halloween party was given by
the members Of the Luther league
OF the English Lutheran church
Tuesday evening at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. A. Fl. Keck, Sher-
man av. The decorations were car
ried out in orange and black and
the games we're suggestive of the
vocal duet was given by Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Mott, a vocal solo by
Mrs. J. c. Hansen. and solo by
Mrs. Alvin Hagey. A luncheon was
served.
The first regular meeting of the
history department of the PROGRESS
club was held in the club rooms
Wednesday afternoon. Miss Min
ME SuchaDek discussed the Pearl
Fisheries Of the Americas" and
paper on the Beginning OF Pan
Americanism," was read by Mrs. S.
E. Babcock. A general discussion
of the questions by the members
who were present. 20 in number,
followed the reading of the articles.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks.
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At a meeting of the woman's
Literary club held Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Harry Badet, Park av., it was de-
cided TO purchase a Liberty bond.
The program consisted of a review
of Gerard's book, My Four Years
in Germany" by Mrs. Glen Shidler
and the reading of the letters and
poems Of Alan Seeger by Mrs. J.
p. Greed. The next meeting will
be on Nov. with Mrs. Marshall
Chaplin as hostess.
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Members of the Pleasant View w
c.. T. u. met for an afternoon of
sewing at the home of Mrs. J. c.
Otis, 740 Lawndale av., Wednesday.
Mrs. David Augustine, Lincoln way
W, will be hostess to the members
at the regular meeting on Wednes-
day, Nov. IA.
At the meeting of the literature
and dramatic art departments of
South Bend Woman's club held in
the club rooms Wednesday after
noon. Mrs. Walter East read THE
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