South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-21

Alr. and Mrs. Walter Woodka.
1882 w Washington av.. entertain
ed Informally Wednesday night hon
oring Gilbert Rosselit. "a member Of
the fifth engineers, CO. u, Corpus
Christi. Tex. who is visiting his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholson
Rosselit, 2614 r. Kenwood av. Cow
ers were laid Cor - and the ma
tional colors we're used in the dec
orations.
On Tuesday night Mr.. Rosselit
was honor guest at a party given
by his aunt. Mrs Louis r. Kreps.
at her home 1902 Kenwood av.
Pink hyacinths and tulips conferred
the table 40 which there were places
for IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Rosselit accOmpan-
led by their sons. Gilbert and Nichol-
son. jr.. and their two daughters,
Marjorie and Hattie, mOtored 20 La
porte Thursday morning 20 attend
"a luncheon given by Mr.. and Mrs.
Perry Carpenter in honor Of Private
Rosselit.
Members Of the Bethel Literary
society met at the home Of Morris
Rossin, $50 Marietta ST.. Wednesday
evening. Miss Gertrude Greenblatt
read paper on the General Work
90 Mary Antin." A paper on the
LIFE Of Israel Zangwill." was pre-
scented by Alfred Abrahams, after
which Rabbi Julius A. Leibert dis
cussed his writings. In two weeks,
Miss Frances Salinger. $50 S. st.
Joseph ST.. will entertain the society.
at which meeting Miss Anna Fox
viii read a paper on the Chosen
People" by Neibert.
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An interesting talk on "The Allied
Interests" referring 20 the work Of
the Home Missionary societies, the
W. c. T. T., the y. ". G. A. and
like organizations, was given by Mrs
j. W. Rittinger at the meeting OF the
Florence Crittenton circle Wednes-
day afternoon held with Mrs Robert
Elbel 428 n. Michigan ST. Several
tictrola and piano numbers were
given by the hostess. and vocal
solo was given by little Miss Marian
tlbeL short talk on the Boys
Working reserve was given by Rab-
hi Julius A. Leibert April 10 is the
date OF the next meeting At that
time Mrs. r. w Heideman. SOC r.
Indiana av.. viii be the hostess.
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AIRS. Herman COOS. 235 r. Fox
ST., was hostess TO members of the
Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the Stull NJ. r. church
Wednesday afternoon The devo-
tionals were conducted by Mrs Fred
Entzian, and Mrs S. ]. Woodruff
presented the study, THE Woman in
Black" A vocal solo was given by
Mrs Donald f. Du5ail, and Mrs.
A. v. Babbs read several poems by
Edmund Vance Cook. Mrs. G.. w
Fansler. 223 =, Ewing av.. will en-
terrain the society on April Il.
Mrs Frank Bowen. Center town
snip. was hostess Wednesday after
noon 10 members OF the Dorcas so
ciety eli the Auten chapel. The de-
v0tional exercises were led by the
Tunke1berger sisters. who are con
dJcunS revival services at the
chapel The meeting was attended
hy Il members Mrs. Mary Rose
and daughter, Mrs. Lille Plough,
viii be hostesses at a special meet
ins 90 be held in two weeks for the
benefit of the Red Cross.
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Russia I'm Revolution" was the
subject of "a paper presented by Miss
Alice ~ Greed at the meeting of the
Woman's Literary club held We'd
uesday afternoon at the home of
AIRS. RoIlo C. Page. $40 Park av.
Mrs. William X Iamport reviewed
The Dark Forest" by Hugh Wal
pole Mrs Gilbert A Elliott. 976
Riverside dr. win be hostess 20 the
members on April 3
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An AN day meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society of Maple Grove was
held at the home of Mrs Frank
Wharton. residing near the Maple
Grove rd. A buffet luncheon was
served at noon 10 "a. The time was
spent i'm sewing.