South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-17

III SOCIAL At
Ia compliment 20 Miss Ocy Miller.
Miss Eva Byerly and Miss Martha
Rogoska. Mrs. Stanley Niezgodski.
1903 ". Thomas ST. entertained
with an informal o'clock dinner
Tuesday evening.
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The Women's Home Missionary
society OF ST. PauTs NJ f. church
met at the home OF Mrs. Samuel
MOsimau. 925 Portage av.. Tuesday
afternoon Mrs Mary LampOrt led
the devotionals and the subject for
discussion was Fame In America.
Mrs. Cyrus Pattee had charge Of the
program and read "a paper on
Fame" Mrs. Irving Sibrel gave
reading. "El Canine Real. and Ed
win Patee favored with violin selec-
tions During a social hour refresh
ments were served by the hostess
and Mrs. r. Pefhey Mrs T.. Mu-
cado. Mrs VI Oman and Mrs. J
Barrett. The next meeting will be
held Feb. l3 with Mrs. George
Travers. $40 ". Colfax av.
Members Of the senior ladies'
Bible class Of Trinity Presbyterian
church were entertained Tuesday
afternoon at the home of MIS-. a.
Weinberg. S24 T. Wayne ST. The
following chairmen Of committees
were appointed. Mrs Frederick j..
Pagle. membership, Miss Amelia
Steck. Bible study and missionary
topic. Mrs Nelson Galbraith, so
Cial
The class name was changed and
viii be known as the goodwill Bible
class. Mrs. J. r. Whitman conduct
ed the devotional services. During
the social afternoon of needlework
the hostess served light refresh
ments. The meeting on Feb 20 will
be with Mrs. Whiteman, 115 Slower
St
Members of the Women's Home
Missionary society OF the First
Methodist church met for the
monthly meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. w. r. McNitt,
1147 S. Michigan st. Mrs. Marshel
Hughes and Mrs. Ada Collmer were
the assisting hostesses. Mrs VI. II.
Appleby had the topic for the aft
ernoon. spain in America" and
leaflets were read by Mrs. Henry l..
Davis and Mrs. o. r. Julian. Mrs.
George Taylor conducted the devo-
tionals. A social time followed the
program and refreshments were
served. The society will have its
next meeting Feb. 20 with Mrs APP
pleby. 9O3 Lincoln Way W.
A program on Permanent Resi-
dents" was given at meeting OF
the nature study department of the
Progress club Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. F. W. Reed read a paper on
Prairie Horned Lark and White
Breasted Nut Hatch: Mrs w. NJ.
Weld gave a paper on The Chick
adee and Cardinal. and Mrs.
Russell Geyer's topic was. The Blue
Jay and Goldfnch." During the
business meeting. Mrs. Fred Elbel
was elected chairman 20 take the
place OF Mrs j. +. Nuner. who has
resigned. The next department meet
ing will be Jan. so at 3:45 o'clock
\ social entertainment Cor the
young people OF the parish was
given last evening by members of
81. Peters German Lutheran
church at the school There was
program Of Rotations and music,
and contests were featured Re
freshments closed the evening.
Those IN charge OF the evening in
cluded the Rev Hugo Weichelt.
Miss Eleanor Mueller. Miss Augusta
Daliman, Miss Elsie Kurzhals, Hen
ry Kimberley and William Svinger.
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The Silver Pleasure club was en-
tertained at 3 o'clock dinner
Tuesday az the home Of Mrs. Gin
ton Chriest. Tic r Keasey st. The
usual club meeting preceded the
dinner During the business session
two new members We're admitted 10
the club. The hostess was assist
ed by her daughters. Mrs Glen
eleanor and Mrs r. W. Whitner
Mrs. Charles Fowler 1871 r. Bow
man st. will entertain the club Jan.
80.
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Mrs. p Q. Miller. spa F. Broad
way was hostess Tuesday afternoon
at an all day meeting OF the Broad
way club 4 picnic dinner was serv-
ed at noon the members were en-
tertained with games and music.
Mrs q. y. Taggar; received a prize
for the best story. The guests went
encostume. ON Jan. 80 the club will
bee entertained by Mrs Charles
Miller. col y. Hill ST.
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a meeting OF the brotherhood of
the Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church was held last evening az the
home Of Charles j. SpOhnholz. us.
= Carroll St a reading Of Chris
tian Men i'm Business was given
followed 10y a general discussion 10y