South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-12-07
SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

twenty-five couples. members OF
the Sinai society. made up "a party
al the Orpheum theater Thursday
evening. which was followed by
supper served at the Mishawaka no
Tel. The men Of the society were
hosts TO the members Of the Sinai
Eed Cross auxiliary. Vari -colored
lights and red. white and blue
streamers were used 20 decorate the
dining room where the supper was
held Short talks were given by
Miss Friedd Hershenow. chairman
of the auxiliary; Philip Weisberger.
acting president Of the society. and
Samuel Cohen. president-eIect. Out
81 town guests at the affair were
Hiss Josephine Hurwich Of Kokomo
and Joseph Levin OF Atlanta. Ca
Mrs. Murel Carey. 1913 Allen So j..
entertained the Liberty club mem
bers Thursday afternoon. Following
business meeting, refreshments
we're served by the hostess. In two
weeks. Mrs G. Flower. 623 10
Birdsell 81. will be hostess 10 the
club.
Mr.. and Mrs barry Newman.
2205 Lincoln way W. entertained
Thursday evening in honor OF the
latter's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
borne Kizer OF Harbor Springs
Mich. who arc spending the winter
here. Forty guests were present.
spending the evening with games
and contests. A luncheon was serv-
ed
Mrs. ". J. Becker. 135 Chaplin
ST.. entertained Is members Of the
Nonpareil club Thursday afternoon
at the regular meeting. Knitting oc-
Cupied the time and "a donation was
made 10 the Red Cross chapter.
Mrs. George Secor, 2O7 W. Marion
St. will be hostess in two weeks.
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"Davids OF the Deep-The Effects
Of the Submarine on Naval Strate-
Ey." which included a discussion of
tne Deutschland and the U-bOat 9.
was given by Mrs. Ohio Osborne at
JnS meeting OF the current history
department OF the South Bend
WomSn's club i'm the club rooms
Thursday afternoon. Railroad
Transportation in Time Of War" was
discussed by Mrs. II. w. Sherwood
and Mrs. E. i. Sims presented a
talk on THE Home Defense League
What II Means and What II is
Doing" Three vocal solos, "A I.ul-
laby." words by Eugene Field. and
music by A. NJ Shuey: Tender
Ties. ~ Alfred Delbruck, and En-
during Love" by the late Lillian
Nordica were rendered by Mrs r. r..
Seebirt. accompanied by Mrs. Lutte
Baker Gum. The next meeting will
he held in two weeks.
Mrs Marshel Hughes. 5d1 r.
Monroe ST., was hostess TO members
OF the Thursday club Thursday az
ternOon During the business ses-
sion a collection amounting 20 more
than 81 was taken up for the Y w.
g. A war fund a book review.
The Modern Madonna" by Caro-
line Abbott Stanley was given by
Mrs. Kenneth Beers and music was
furnished by Miss Luella Bridge,
Francis Pyle cecil Walz and sgd
uey Morse. A paper, The Mixing
Bowl Of the Nation" was presented
by Mrs J. G. otis Roll call was re
sTonded 20 with short accounts Of
"FhilanthrOpic Women The next
meeting. TO be held in two weeks at
home Of Mrs. Charles Cfaskill 406
Monroe St. will be in the nature Of
80 Christmas party A feature Uill
Doe snow hurries." Each member
viii bring "a small white gift which
will be exchanged for one Of some
other member.
meeting Of the Women's For
eign Missionary society of Grace NJ.
f. church was held in the church
rarIors Thursday afternoon A pa
Ter dealing with Africa was read
Lv Mrs W. Il. Schafer and talk on
china and Japan" was given 10y
Mrs. Lautzenheise The White
Man in Africa" was the subject pre-
seuted by Mrs Virgil Nash and Miss
Cleah Davis entertained with a vocal
solo. Assisting hostesses were Mrs.
Mary Boyer. Mrs. d. Dressler. Mrs.
Roscoe Cutler and Mrs. William
NoIters. The next meeting Will be
held the first Thursday in January
iu the church parIors.
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Election Of officers took place at
the monthly meeting Of the Circle
Of Mercy held Thursday afternoon
with Nfrs. J. r. Bertelng. 215 S
TAYLOR ST. Last years officers. in
Guiding MIS-. 4. p. Perley president;