South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-09
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

Miss Lillian Martin. 226 S Taylor
ST.. assisted by Miss Anna belle Lip
pincott and Miss Gertrude Brown,
entertained members OF the Young
Women's department OF the First
Presbyterian church Friday after
noon. Sewing for Epworth hospital
occupied the time of the % mem
bers present Several vocal seiec-
lions were rendered by Mrs. j. A.
Rode. accompanied by Miss Gladys
Seely. and a series OF four panto
mines representing the war work
OF women concluded tire afternoons
program. Miss Annabelle Lippin-
colt 500 w Washington av., viii
be the hostess on March 4.
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Mem bers OF the Frances willard
". O.. r. L. met Friday afternoon
az the home Of Mrs. Henry Kale.
1916 s Michigan 81. The devctiOns
were led by Mrs Fred ". FrOmm
who also read q paper discussing
the constitution Of Indiana i'm rela-
ton 20 the prohibition law. A talk
on "TithinE" was given by Rev. A
mortal church, and Mrs Timothy ".
Shanafelt rendered several vocal
solos accompanied by Mrs. r. r.
Carson. During the business session
50 worth az Thrift stamps we're pur-
chased by the union. Mrs. Ella
HOPPER. 1916 Miami St, will be the
hostess on April Il.
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Mrs. George NJ Myler was the
leader at the meeting of the G. w.
3. NJ. OF the First Christian church
held Friday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles Bloom, 2f9 r. south ST. Mrs.
John Mitchell gave a talk on The
Disciples OF Christ in Africa" and a
paper written by Mrs. Clifford v.
Du Comb on "The Conservation Of
Young People in the Home, in the
Church and I'm College was read
by Mrs. r. G.. Incl. reading by
Mrs. Fred r.. Trueland ana Victroia
selections completed the program.
Mrs. John NJ Alexander. 1915 Lin
coin way w. will be hostess TO the
members on April H..
Mrs. James Brown. $50 ;. Michi-
gan ST.. was hostess to members Of
the vJanita Sewing circle Friday
afternoon Favors in the guessing
contests which were held were won
by Mrs. Jennie Chreist and Mrs
Paul Dreibelbis. SEWING occupied
the remainder or the time. on
March IA the members will enter
tain with card party at Redmen
hall and the regular meeting Will
be held i'm two weeks at the home
OF Mrs. claude Hauk, 633 y. Tenth
ST., River Park.
Mrs. Robert Elliott. SIS II PARK
av.. was hostess Friday afternoon TO
mem bers Ct the Woman's Mission
AIRY circle OF the Quincy Street Bap-
fist church Missionary Work
Among the Chinese" was the subject
for she day. papers being presented
5y Mrs. T. r. Jain, Mrs. William a.
Seckinger and Mrs. George r. En-
terline. The place Of the meeting
TO bc held on April . Will be an
nounced later.
Miss Genevieve Rulo was elected
president Of the Norman Eddy Sew
ing circle at the all day meeting
held Friday with Mrs. o. w. WI
Hams. 1914 s. Michigan 81.
Mrs James Kavaney was
chosen vice president and Mrs.
James ". Glass Will act as secre-
tary treasurer. Dinner was served
at noon 20 % members and six
guests. IN two weeks the circle VIII
meet with Mrs Ineatus Smith, SOS
r. Keasey st.
The first meeting or the S. $. Girls
was held Thursday night at the
home OF Miss Elsa Hanger, $40
Grand View av. Several piano Sc
Iections by Miss Henry Miller were
followed 10y "a business meeting. dur
ing which the following officers
we're elected Miss Anna Nisch.
recording secretary. and Miss Elsa
Hanger. treasurer. Miss Jessie
kutcher. 12O Notre Dame aV.. viii
he hostess 10 the members on March
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Eighteen members of the :. T.. NJ
club enjoyed picnic supper at the
home OF Miss Leila Bennett, III W.
Bartlett St. Friday night at O'Clock.
The evening was spent socially. In
two weeks the club will meet with
Miss Sadie Kopf. 427 w. Madison ST.
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Six tables were filled at cards II
the party given Friday afternoon by
olive Grove. 40. p. WoOdman cir
Gle. I'm the W q. w hall a similar
party will be given in two weeks.
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Announcement has been made OF
the marriage OF Miss Irene Maher
daughter of James Maher, 703 W
CoIfaN av. - Lieut.. Forrest Sholtz
Of the aviadon corps. Washington.
n. e.. which took place Tuesday.
March 8. in Chicago.
IN ENGINEERS CORPS.