South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-17

Z Tot the afternoon was not dNlt 10
I be present
I Mrs. A. J. Dillon, chairman OF the
18th district OF Women's Federated
I clubs. was another speaker Of the
afternoon Mrs Dillon compliment
ed the club women or south Bend
upon the work they have done and
pointed out wh erein wOmen's clubs
are entirely justified at the present
time since much work is accom-
pliShed through the orga nizatiOns
which would GO undOne otherwise.
She invited the embers OF the
South Bend WOman,s club 10 at
tend the 18th district meeting at
Laporte May 25 when Mrs. Percy
b. Pennybacker will speak
Mrs. ROhert r. Lucas entertained
with several vocal numbers. accom-
Tanied on the piano by Miss Helen
Guilfoyle Mrs. Lucas has a lovely
voice and she was forced TO respond
20 an encore Two or her selec-
tons were The Lullaby (Jocelyn)
and The Birthday" CWoodman).
Mrs. J. G.. Harper gave e brief
address which closed the afternoons
program. In her talk she announced
that 1895 had been raised by the
/ club and spent for war work, not
/ including War Savings stamps or
Liberty bond purchases. Twelve
thousand eight hundred dollars was
collected by the committee having
charge OF the sale of War Savings
and Thrift Stamps during that cam
paign. Stamps amounting 10 $40
Of l. =.
the remaining $2.SOO in the district
/ canvassed by the committee.
! Mrs. Ralph NJ Hutchinson pro-
nounced the invocation preceding
the luncheon which was attended
: by 100 women. Donahue's orchestra
furnished music during the lunch
con hour
Out OF town guests. other than
the speakers, were Mrs William
Crawford of I.aporte; Mrs. J. E.
+ Bezerstine and Miss Mary FaxOn
of Goshen; Mrs. James G.. Bostwick.
Mrs. julius A. Newman, Mrs. y. s.
/ Gingrich and Mrs. A 5. Winey.
>.
Mrs. -iarshel Hughes had charge
of the program presented at the
AlttAlAS VI NAAt W OAlANAA AlOAAAt MIS-
. siOnary society Of the First NJ. E.
church in the friendship room Of
the church Tuesday afternoon. The
program opened with a vocal num-
Der by Mrs. Marlatt an6 was follow
ed " the reading Of several leaflets
including: What Is a Deaconess ?"
by Mrs. Frank Collmer; WAS 1t
Worth While?" by Mrs. Harriet
Urquhart. "Not Forgotten" by Mrs.
David Fisher; For Service" by Mrs.
George Davis: and Lest We For
get" by Mrs. Emil Reyer. A paper
having for it's subject The Training
Schools Of the WOmen's Home Mis-
I sionary Societies " was read by Mrs.
Miles. Talks on The Necessity of
} Registration" and The Child Wei
fare Movement" were given by Mrs.
John w. Rittinger. Hostesses at the
meeting were Mrs Marshel Hughes,
Mrs. George Davis. Mrs. Emil Reyer,
Mrs. David Fisher. Mrs. Frank Coll
mer. Mrs. p. r. Bon Durant, Mrs.
Harriet Urquhart, Mrs. John Gam
mon. Mrs. Miles and Mrs. Sarah
r. Hart. The next meeting will be
held on May 21.
..
Mrs. Anna Martin. 421 :. ST. Louis
blvd, entertained members of the
Good VIII class of the Trinity Pres
tyterian church Tuesday night. Fol
lowing the business meeting the time
was spent socially and an informal
musical program was enjoyed. The
class will meet on May p with Mrs.
w. A. Barr, 1925 Lincoln way f.
A thimbie at which members of
the Ladies' Aid society Of the rim
.ty Presbyterian church we're q ests
was given Tuesday afternoon by Hrs.
Fred Kroner. 1915 r. Wayne ST The
guests numb ered Is, and sewing &c
CUpied the time.
Mrs James r. Brown. $50 6.
Michigan St, was hostess 10 mem
hers Of the /. and G.. club Tuesday
afternoon. Contest favors were won
by Mrs. Julia Smith and Mrs Laura
Cobb In two weeks the members
will meet with Mrs. Mary Schock.
11O4 Sixth ST., River Park Next
Tuesday a card party Will be given
by the club at the home of Mrs
( Cobb. 1915 s. Eighth St, River
Park
on Tuesday afternoon mem bers
Cr the Ayudadora circle were en-
tertained by Mrs. s. T. Best. 523
y Lafayette blvd. The afternoon
was spent socially. Mrs. ]. G.. Yeag-
lev 900 PARK ay will be hostess 10