South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-02

Mrs. Lawrence Romine. 1O2 Mar
Quette ay.. assisted by Mrs. Eugene
b Warner. entertained mem bers Of
the Novel club at a Z O'Clock dinner
"Wednesday evening. Danodils cen
tered the "a bic AZ which there were
places for 10. Among the guests
was Miss Blanche woodward or
Niles. During the evening, which
was spent socially. short-stOry,
written by one OF the members was
read. In two weeks the club will
De entertained at the home OF Miss
Ruth GeeWey. S51 Park av. Miss
Helen Herr will be assistant hos
tess.
Members OF the Shakespe
circle met AT the home OF Mrs. T..
q. Westervelt. 115 Franklin pI.
"Wednesday afternoon The hostess
gave an interesting account Of her
recent trip 20 the south. telling es-
pecially Of her stay in Washington.
ID. c. She illustrated he talk with
pictures A discussion Of current
events followed her talk In one
week the members Will meet with
Mrs. c. A. Fulmer. 1923 s Michi-
gan St
review and discussion OF THE
Times and the Man Who Made II. -
by Alfred Gardiner. was given at
the meeting Of the Womans Lit
erary club Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. Gilbert A Elliott and Miss
Alice Creed. The meeting was held
at the home OF Mrs. Hiram C..
Kreighbaum. 526 s. St Joseph ST.
The members will meet in two
weeks with Mrs. J. Walter Nc
Inerny. 1901 Elwood av.
Mrs. c. p. DuComb. 519 w
Marion St. entertained members Of
section one or the Pastors Aid So
ciety OF the First Christian church
Wednesday afternoon. The program
consisted OF two readings by Mrs.
Fred Truland, a vocal duet by Mrs.
Don HosfOrd and Mrs. Otto SchOep-
pei. and victrola music The hostess
on June 5 will be Mrs. w. J. Scott.
1901 n. Johnson st
Mrs. George Beitner. 10 Franklin
Di. was hostess Wednesday after
noon 20 members Of the Wednesday
club An Icelandic play. "Eyvind
OF the Hills" was reviewed by Miss
Mary Chaplin, and one of the new
war books. "Hurrah and Hallelu-
jah,'' was discussed by the hostess.
On May - Mrs. George w. Wyman.
227 y. Main ST.. will entertain the
members.
Needle work was the diversion OF
the afternoon at the meeting OF the
Wednesday Afternoon Sewing circle
held at the home Of Mrs. NJ. G.
Klopfer. 1916 s. Miami St. wednes.
day afternoon. There were 10 MEM
bers present. In two weeks the
members will be entertained by Mrs.
Mathes. Haney av.
A meeting Of the s. s. c. E. of
the First Brethren church was held
Wednesday afternoon in the church
9arlors. Following the business
session the missionary study was
presented by Mrs. Harry Campbell.
\ vocal solo was given by Mrs. ]. IT.
Cunningham. The next meeting will
he held at the church on June I 3.
Twelve members and one guest
were present at the all day meeting
OF tP Grandmothers' circle held
e 4
Larry Bert. $50 River av. Dinner
was served at noon at a table pref
tilv decorated with the national col
ors Sewing and knitting occupied
the time in the afternoon. on June
- Mrs. D. NJ. Dressler will be host
ess TO the members at her cottage at
Eagle lake.
Mrs. Ora Taylor. Division I'd. en-
tertained members OF the Ladies'
Aid society of Nunson chapel We'd
nesday afternoon. There were y
members and four visitors present.
They viii meet Thursday afternoon,
May 16, at the home Of Mrs. William
Wells. Crumstown I'd.
Twelve members OF che Harmony
Reading circle met with Mrs. c. Fl.
Defrees. 315 5. Taylor St. Wednes-
day afternoon. The reading OF war
literature was abandoned for the
day and a comedy sketch was en-
joyed Mrs. John Reynolds. Wilbur
ST, will be hostess a the meeting to
be held on MAY IS.