South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-14

Mrs. A Domke. 800 Funstman
O., announces the marriage OF her
daughter. Ida, 10 r. r.. Mason Of
Waukegon. III. which took place
Wednesday Oct 81, at Waukegon
The ceremony was performed at the
parsonage OF the Lutheran church.
Rev Berger officiating. Mr.. Mason
10 now stationed at Camp Grant. H..
Miss Ruth Kroeger. 72O Forest
az, was hostess 20 number OF
friends Tuesday evening. at which
time the Maids Of America club
was organized. Miss Kroeger was
chosen president: Miss Marie Grace
Moore secretary, and Miss Helen
Aennett treasurer on Friday even
ing, Nov. ., the Misses Cecilia and
Helen Vennett. BIS s. Taylor ST.,
will entertain the club.
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Mrs. A. c. Mckinley. 613 Lindsey
St, announces the engagement Of
her daughter, Janet, 10 Lieut. +. G.
Ham OF Huntington. Ind Lieut.
Ham is now ST. toned at Camp Zach
airy Taylor Ky No date has been
sNL ApA AAAE " tAuAHE-
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Mrs l. NJ Patterson. 527 y. Cush-
Ing st. was hostess 10 the. Women's
Home Missionary society OF ST.
Paurs NJ +. church Tuesday after
noon. a report Of the conference
convention held at West Lafayette
was given by Mrs George Travers
and Mrs F.. VI. Brown, who had
charge Of the program, read a chap
ter from the lesson study book. A
reading was given by Mrs. Z. j.
Suddarth. followed by a piano solo
by Mrs. Brown. Refreshments
were served by the hostess. assisted
hy Mrs. .. Pitcher, Mrs Barrett,
Mrs. l.. A Romine and Mrs A H.
WEIGH. At the meeting on Dec. 4,
Mrs. Charles Sheddrick, $50 Cleve-
land av., will be hostess.
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An open meeting of the nature
study department Of the Progress
club was held Tuesday afternoon,
r. G. Incl presenting an interest
ing lecture on Moths and But
terfiies" illustrated with slides and
stereoptiCOn pictures The nature
study class OF the South Bend
Training school and a science class
from the high school attended the
lecture. AT the next department
meeting. Nov. %. Miss Veda kellogg
VIII discuss The Life History of a
Moth" and Moth Study" will be the
subject OF a paper by Miss Alma
Collmer.
The Five Senses" was the sub
iect of an interesting paper pre-
scented by Mrs. +. T.. BrunsOn at
the meeting OF the practical psy-
cholOgy department of the South
Bend Woman's club Tuesday aft
sInoon. A practical demonstration
OF the accuracy OF the senses was
made by the members following the
reading OF the paper. Two vocal
solos were given by Mrs. Knepper.
accompanied by Mrs. Harry Schadt.
Twenty three members attended the
meeting Will be on Tuesday, Nov
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Hostesses at the Auten W. r. C.
thimble held IN the old court house
TUESDAY afternoon were Mrs. Mary
Hively. Mrs Elwina Gilman. Mrs.
Loretta Darr. Mrs Christina Klein
deist, Mrs Mary Bert and Mrs.
Margaret COttrell Forty guests at
tended the thimbIe and spent the
afternoon socially. At the meeting
in the evening four new members
were admitted 20 the order. On
Thursday an all-day meeting of tn ,
Eed Cross auxiliary, No. Is, will be
held at the hall
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a talk by Mrs Daisy Douglas
Uarr. the evangelist. featured the
meeting OF the south section of the
Woman's league OF the First NJ. +.
church held Tuesday afternoon at
the home OF Mrsi Hiram C.. Kreigh-
baum. SIS s. ST. Joseph st. The
afternoon was devoted TO sewing
for the Epworth hospital and dur
ing the social hour Miss Esther Full
ton. accompanied by Miss Marjorie
Blake, gave several violin seIec-
tons. Refreshments were served to
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Members OF the L. :. G. Knit