South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-07

Celebrating the 2sth anniversary
OF the inception OF the Mothers
club. the husbands Of the members
were hosts at "a charmingly appoint
ed O'Clock dinner Tuesday even
Ing at the Robertson tea rooms.
Ihirty-fOur guests were seated az
one long table graced with smilax
and two empire baskets OF pink
roses. A green and white motif the
club cOlors. was carried out in the
dinner and I'm the favOrs which
were green and white carnations.
Harry Elliott presided as toast
master while each Of the hosts re-
sponded with the answers 90 three
questions placed before him. the
answers being mostly Of a humOr-
Gus nature The committee in
charge Of the affair included Mr.
Elliott. Thomas IT, Bulla and VIII
liam n. Swintz
Live Oak Drill Team club enter
tanned at the home OF Mrs. George
Jones. SOS r. Dayton st. Tuesday
afternoon. NeedlewOrk and contests
latter being awarded Mrs Jewei
Whaley and Mrs Frank Chelminiak.
one new mem Der was admitted into
the club and two visitors were
present. Refreshments were en-
joyed. The next meeting viii be
held March % at the home of Mrs.
Charles Rickle, 1909 S. Carroll St
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The Lend-A-Hand class of the
First Church of the Brethren held
its monthly meeting Tuesday even
ing at the home Of Miss Edith Pur-
key. sos Eighth ST.. River Park. Fol-
lowing "A picnic supper the members
enjoyed a business session and social
time The next meeting will be on
April 2. with Miss Mary Stoltz, 1927
Miami ST.. as hostess.
Mrs. Clayton Phillips, 1923 5. La
fayette ST.. was hostess 10 the mem
hers OF the Past Chiefs association
Tuesday afternoon After a short
business meeting Mrs Harry Yer
rick had charge OF the program,
which included "A short sketch by
each member of the club on The
Coming Woman. A social hour fol-
lowed with needle work and light
refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be held April at the
home OF Mrs. b. Williams, w. La
sale av.
Mrs Nettie Thompson. 1864 s.
Michigan ST.. entertained the mem
hers of the G.. w. b. NJ OF the Indi-
ANA Avenue Christian church Tues
Gay afternoon. Mrs. George Culp had
charge of the program. The topic
was Mexico and several interesting
papers on the subject were read.
Mrs w A Hrundige discussed the
Mexican babies and Mrs. +. Mofit
the pecularities of the Mexican.
During a social hour duet selections
were contributed by Mrs Raymond
Leach and Mrs. r. Whitinger. An
informal reception was held for Mrs.
Harry Rudduck who has removed
to Mishawaka. and she was present
cd with a token Of esteem by the
society. At the close of the after
room luncheon vas served. The So
ciety will meet April with Mrs.
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Ten new members were taken into
the aid society of Trinity NJ. r.
church at the regular meeting of the
society held Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
ID. ID. Munro. $40 r. Washington av.,
was hostess. Mrs William Newman
presided During the business meet
ing committees we're heard and plans
discussed for n bazaar and pastry sale
10 be held the last of the month.
Refreshments were served during a
social hour. The first section OF the
society will have a thimble March
10 at the home of Mrs. :. q. Cres-
wick. s1S y. Eddy 81 The next reg.
uIar meeting will be held April
with Mrs. a. j. Love. 317 y. st.
Louis blvd
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MISS Florence Poehlman. 500 y
rim ST.. entertained the members of
the Ia KOta WAGONS club Tuesday
evening During the business meet