South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-13


Fomen's Missionary society Of the
quincy Street Baptist church held
riday afternoon. Mrs. Aide
litcheli had charge Of the devotion
Is. and papers on China were
cad by Mrs. c. Elliott and Mrs.
gorge +. Enterline The next reg
lar meeting OF the society viii be
teld AT the home OF Mrs Edward }.
Mickey. 1885 California av.. the
econd Thursday in May The So
iety viii be entertained at the Fix
Iart church on April 26.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. Albert Roscheck of
soselawn entertained the members
the Young Married Peoples class
f the First Evangelical church Fri
lay evening. for the regular monthly
business meeting. Games end con-
ssts were the divermons OF the So
faI hour The meeting was attended
~ Il members and six guests. On
Iay 10 the class will hold its next
essipn. the place 10 be decided
alter.
An unusually interesting review Of
independent Means by Stanley
Ioughtou was given by Miss Mabel
Nartindale at the meeting OF the
literature department. section two
II the Progress club Friday after
roOn in the club rooms. Mrs. Fred
2eed sketched the life Of John Mase-
leld and recited several of his
poems. In two weeks the department
VII hold its next meeting.
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Mrs. J. y. Weber, Mrs. Charles
Bliss. Mrs. II. j. Huber and Mrs. +.
=. Mann were members OF the COM
nittee who had charge OF the pro-
gram presented at the meeting of
ne st. Joseph Hospital Aid society
held at the X Of Q. home Friday
afternoon. The following program
vas preceded by a business meet
ng: Vocal solos by Mrs. J. A. Rode.
accompanied by Miss Maud Weber;
a character sketch in costume by
Donald MacGregor; a patriotic sketch
~ Master Joseph Talbot and John
williams, accompanied by Miss Mil
1red DuMOnt; talk by the Can
adam soldier, BON bardier G. W. r.
Bowbly: and a talk on the Liberty
Loan campaign by Mrs. Victor +.
Tones. Mrs. A. p. Perley was ap-
pointed 20 take charge Of the sale
II Liberty bonds for the society
Plans were discussed for a May
party 10 be given by the society.
Sewing was done during the after
noon furnished by the sewing com
mittee in charge of Mrs. j. A. Nu-
gent.
Mrs. F. r. French. 207 S. St. Peter
ST.. entertained members of the
Home and Foreign Missionary So
cieties of the Trinity Presbyterian
church Thursday afternoon. Devo-
tions were led by Mrs ]. T. White
man. A talk on the home missions
was given by Mrs. A. A. Alderman,
and Mrs. Mary Hardt presented the
talk on the foreign missions. on
May the quarterly tea of the So
cieties will be held at the home Of
Mrs AlonzO Weinberg, S24 f. Wash
ingtOn av.
Miss AnnabelIe Lppincott. 500 w
Washington av., was hostess to
members of the Young Woman's
departmest OF the First Presbyterian
church Friday afternoon. The time
was spent in sewing for Epworth
hospital and at the close of the af-
ternOon an old fashioned spelling
bee was held. A vocal solo was
given by Miss Alma COllmer, accom-
panied by Miss Irma Coilmer. Mrs.
Edgar H Myers. 723 w. Colfax av..
viii be hostess 10 the members on
May 10.
Invitations have been issued by
Mr. and Mrs. w. c.. Crabfl. III y.
shore dr.. for the wedding OF their
daughter. Miss Josephine Ann era
bill and George NJ. Stephenson. son
of Mrs. A. II. Stephenson, SIG s
St Joseph St. the ceremony to Ia Ike
place at the home OF the brides
parents on Saturday night. April q,
at o'clock The couple will be al
home after July / at SIG S. St. Jo-
seph St
Hostesses at the meeting Of the
Worth While circle OF the First NJ. r
church held in the friendship parlors
OF the church Friday afternoon
were Mrs. ". q. Fassnacht. Mrs. J
- Kindig. Mrs J. W. Eastep. Mrs
a.. y Pollock and Mrs Robert Camp.
bell Twenty-Five members attended
the meeting at which the regular
business was transacted. The place
uf the meeting 10 be held on May ;
viii be announced later.
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An all-day meeting of the Nor
man Eddy Sewing circle was hell
friday i'm the G.. \. r. hall Dinner
was served at noon 10 "a memb Der,
and two guests Sewing occupied
the time Hostesses were Mrs
George LOUEhman. Mrs James Col
lard and Mrs. Edith Miller.
Mrs. Ella Klopfer. 1915 Miami ST.
was hostess Friday afternoon q
mem beI-s OF the Frances Willard W
r.. T. <. Mrs. r. {. Railsback LED
the devotional exercises. Red Cros