South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-04

Greek. il was found that the gar
bage left from the meals Of 135 men
the food used being equivalent 20
/ that Of s. families-did not entirely
! ill one large can at the end OF three
! days. For this amount Of food. the
| garbage at the end OF each day did
not average over four or five quarts.
| The work Of the Y. NJ. 9. A. and
me Y ". G. A., In connection with
| the war, was highly praised by the
speaker. who recOunted instances Of
| the wonderful influence Of the for
mer organization at HON and
abroad and who commended the es-
tablishment OF the hostess houses at
the army camps
The address OF DR.. Andrews. who
was introduced by Miss Ada Hitler,
was preceded by a very delightful
| program Of songs rendered by Mrs.
Irma Hoag Miranda, accompanied
on the piano by Max Miranda
Following this talk. Mrs. Daisy
Douglas Barr the evangelist. spoke
| briefly. Mrs h. C.. De Rhodes call
ed the attention OF the audience 10
the honor roll, which has just been
| hung on the wall back Of the plat
1 form. The honor roll contains the
names OF Is men who are in mill
! tary service the husbands. sons and
/ brothers Of club members The pen
work in colors and the printing was
done by Fred Elbel and is very at
/ tractive.
Announcement was made OF a Ri
I ley entertainment to be given Mon
day evening In the club rooms. for
/ the benefit Of the Progress club Red
/ Cross auxiliary.
The current events department
will have charge of the program in
/ two weeks, when the members will
present Mrs. Marian White, who will
speak on Phonetic Vision-Yester-
/ day, Today and Tomorrow" Mrs.
White is an Englishwoman who is
making her home here for the pres
ent.
A o'clock dinner. compAmenting
| DR. Benjamin r. Andrews. was given
! by former Columbia university stu
! dents Saturday evening at the Rob
d
/ ertsOn Tea room. The guests, num-
] bering Is, were served at a table
centered with white chrysanthe-
NUNS.
The marriage of Miss Lettie Turn
| bull, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Per-
~ TurnbuIl. residing near Culver.
and Herbert sutton, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. William Sutton, took place Sat
urday afternoon at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs 3. T.. Crippin, 517 Fellows
St, in the presence of a few friends.
Rev. A. II. Reonel performed the
| ceremony. White chrysanthemums
made the home attractive. Mr.. and
Mrs. Sutton will reside on a farm in
/ Starke county.
Members of the Modern Ideal club
were entertained at the home of Miss
Amy Raabe. 422 +. Bowman St.
| Saturday evening. Seven boxes OF
candy were made for the soldiers
and sailors. A Thanksgiving basket
will be given away and a Christmas
party has been planned for the first
Saturday in December TO be held at
the home of Mrs. Haskell Smith, 213
e. Calvert st.
Miss Dorothy Keegan, APP w. La
sale av., will entertain informally
/ at a 3 o'clock tea Monday after
noon. complimenting Miss Alice
Millhouse. There will be 20 guests.
Members of the :. u. NJ club en-
| tertained friends at a Halloween
| party Friday evening at the home Of
Miss Dorothy Wright. I'll Marietta st.
| Miss Pearl Walters acted as assistant
! hostess. Festoons of orange and
| black and other Halloween features
formed the decorations of the home.
| Miss Minnie Mattern, Miss Mildred
Wuke. George Hagey and Don Shea
won favOrs in contests which were
! held. Harry Codes entertained with
piano selections. Refreshments were
served. carrying out the Halloween
idea and nut shells containing for
| tunes were used as favors. In two
| weeks, Nov. 16, Miss Rose Snyder
and Miss Mable Simons will be host
esses. This will be i'm the nature of
| a dinnCG at the Farmers Trust inn.
:.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Studebaker,
SOP +. Indiana av., entertained mem
| bers of the Womens Missionary So
I ciety OF the First Baptist church and
| their husbands Friday evening. AS
sistant hostesses were Mrs. II. Y.
Kimble. Mrs. Sam Butzbach. Mrs
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Mrs. George Bill, assisted by Mrs
! Frank Irwin, Mrs. Mason Quick.
Mrs. Lee and Mrs. s. @. Chard. had
charge Of the program. Miss Leons
| quick and Miss Zilky entertained
with piano numbers. The society
will hold its next regular meeting