South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-22

A meeting Of the Ladies Rel
Cross AUXILIARY. No. SO. Of st. Peters
German Evangelical church was
held az the home OF Mrs. Henry
Heiermanr. 40 r. Bowman 81
Thursday afternoon. The time was
spent with sewing and several new
members were enrolled. In four
weeks the auxiliary will meet AZ
the church
Members Of the Young Ladies'
Foreign Missionary society OF the
First 81. p church met at the home
Of Mrs. Blair MoOrhead. ia CIeve
land av.. Thursday afternoon. A pa
per on War Work OF Methodist
Women" was presented by Miss
Vivian Huntsman and a paper on
stories Of Africa" by Emma
Nourse was read by Miss Maud
Hoke. Miss Grace stump delivered
a paper or India" Miss Ida Lovett.
22I y. Main ST.. viii entertain the
members en- April 18th.
The Friends Of the Soldiers club
met Thursday afternoon al the
home Of Mrs Gerth Anderson. 1929
s Taylor ST. Mrs. William Peterson.
1929 = Kemble av.. VIII be hostess
in two weeks.
Mrs. p. T. Nelson. Lincoln way W
entertained members Of the Mount
Pleasant Home Economics club
Thursday afternoon az a meeting
devoted 10 the discussion OF sugar.
a paper on the Sources OF SuRa-"
was given by Mrs. A. l.. Matthews.
Mrs. Frank Matthews and Mrs.
Frank Yoder read papers on Sugar
Tor Children and Mrs. Arthur
'issne delivered a paper on the
Uses OF Sugar" Mrs. Frank Mat
theWs entertained with a piano solo
on April rs. Mrs Henrietta Reass
Lincoln way w, will entertain.
strickland ". Gillian will deliver
lecture, Sunshine and Awkward
ness az the general meeting Of the
Progress club Saturday afternoon at
o'clock. Mrs Violet Shy Parks.
Fiolinist. accompanied by Miss Mary
Doolittle on the piano. viii appear in
"a musical program. A buis ness meet
ing at 2:15 o'clock will precede the
entertainment
Mrs. William G. Row. 1413 S.
Michigan ST. assisted by Miss Jen-
ME Rulo, Mrs. Mary RuIo and Mrs.
MILO knepp, entertained members
or the WOmens Home Missionary
society Of the Grace NJ. +. church
thursday afternoon. Mrs. r. H..
Crowder led the devotional exer-
cises- paper, the subject or which
was, "A Home Mission Roll" was
read by Mrs. Logan Reinoehl. and
Mrs. George S. Gall presented a
paper on "Mushirg and Canning"
Miss Elizabeth Kopcsay then enter
tanned with a vocal solo and mem
bers OF the Little Mothers Jewels
gave several songs and recitatfons
An an day sewing session Of the So
ciety Will be held at the church on
April q.
Thirty members OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Indiana Avenue
Christian church were entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. ]. w.
Wadden, 627 f. Indiana az. The
hostess presented a scripture read
ing and devOtiOnals were conducted
by Mrs. w. j. HodsOn. Several vic
trola selections were enjoyed and
contest favors were won by Mrs.
Samuel l.. Frye, Mrs. George Davis
Brundise. 234 Harey av.. will be
hostess at the meeting to be held
on April IS.
An all day meeting OF the Auten
w. r. c. Red Cross auxiliary was
held Thursday at the old court
house. The time was spent in max
ing muslin bandages and bed shirts
In response 20 an appeal from Miss
Virginia Tut city librarian, the
members have pledged themselves
to aid in the collection of books for
soldiers. 4 similar meeting OF the
auxiliary will be held next Thurs
day
Miss Bertha Darr. 81 Leland av..
entertained with a z o'clock dinner
Wednesday night, honoring Miss
sylvia r. Kreider. whose marriage
20 Joseph r. Nen Will take place
on April Is. The table was prettily
decorated with pink roses and pink
tapers in silver holders The guests
included Miss Kreider, Miss Eta
Van Dusen, Miss Beatrice Wolfe,