South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04

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Mrs. Cecil Castle. 251S Linden av..
entertained the members OF the
Ladies Aid society Of the Indiana
Avenue Christian church Thursday
atternoon The society will meet in
two weeks at the home Of Mrs. ia
COB Culip, $500 Lawton st.
Mr. and Mrs Daniel PoeHlman.
ZIG W. Navarro ST.. announce the
enEasement Of their daughter. Mil
bred Anna, 90 Clarence Ia Rowe
of Washington. -. a.. The wedding
VIII take place In the near future.
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The wedding OF Miss Helen Lent.
laughter Of Dr. and Mrs Edwin j..
Lent, 107 y. Shore dr., and Ensign
Gilbert u. JAY n. s. ~. OF KokOmo.
Ind, whose engagement was an
nounced last september. viii take
place on Ju=e - in the Old North
church in Boston. Mass Miss Lent
viii be graduated from Wellesley
college on June IA and the 300
members Of her class will be guests
at the wedding which will be solem-
nized the following day at high
noon. Ensign Jay is head of the
ship yards at Buffalo and the couple
VIII reside there.
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a report OF the annual Presby-
terrain meeting held at Brookston,
Ind, ON April - and % was given
5y Miss May Apologize at the meet
Ing OF the Women's Missionary So
ciety of the First Presbyterian
church held Friday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. vs.. T.. Martin. 226
= Taylor 81. Mrs. G. w. Studebaker
gave an interesting account of her
recent trip TO New York city. telling
of the Spring Street Mission house
there. OF which her daughter. Miss
Louise Studebaker. is house direct
or A vocal solo. Face to Face,
was given by William Furey who
played his own accompaniment. For
an encore he sang THE Rosary"
a Negro dialect story was read by
Mrs. +. @. Westervelt who also sang
a plantation hymn. An interesting
news digest" was presented by
Mrs. Lafayette lie Van Mothers
and Daughters day" will De OBJ
served at the next meeting 10 be
held in the church parlors on June
z.
A meeting of the Woman's Bible
class Of the First Church Of the
Brethren was held Friday afternoon
with Mrs. W n. Stahly, 1925 Miami
St Mrs. @. N. Wenger led the de
NotOnals and Miss Cora Wise, teach
or OF the class. presented the les
SON reading was given by Mrs
Charles Ioder and several vocal
mum bers were rendered by the Lyric
quartet composed or Miss Grace
Stahly Mrs. la Frene. Mrs. Flor
ence Butzbach and Mrs. George 5.
Gall Mrs r. G. Miller gave a talk
telling many interesting experiences
i'm connection with her husband s
evangeIistic work Mrs. A. J. Aus
tin, 1915 Lincoln way E., will be
Eostess 10 the members on June 9.
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Mrs w G. Clark. $50 Leland av-
assisted 10y Mrs. G.. a. Bacon. enter
tanned members of the Women's
Missionary society Of the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church Friday
afternoon Mrs. A. NJ. Eells led the
devotional exercises. The wireless
messages. collection of the latest
news items from the missionary
held. We're read by Mrs Daniel Rich.
a report of the Presbyterian meet
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by Mrs. EeUs and Mrs G.. G.. Beyrer
Mrs. l. r. Martin entertained with
a vocal solo The hostess AT the
meeting TO be held on June Z will
he Mrs Bruce GaniL zoos Wood
ward av.
Moral Welfare of the Boys i'm
rhe Trenches" was She subject of
discussion at the meeting of the
Women's Missionary society of the
First Baptist church held Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs
James Findlater. 1889 Yukon av.
The program was i'm charge OF Mrs
<. q. Chard. who gave a talk on
"The Walking Wounded "PlaiE
Tales from the Trenches" was the
tonic discussed by Mrs William H.
Shonts. and Mrs. 4. @. Keltner talk
ed on "Y NJ O.. a Work over
There" At the close of the meet
ing the members sang Keep the
Home Fires Burning" The next
meeting will be held ON June 2.
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Members Of the literature de-
parmeut. section two. of the Prog
ress club held their final study
meeting Of the year i'm the club
rooms Friday afternoon. The pro-
gram for the afternoon. taking mp
the study Of Forced Marriage. 81"
consisted Of review of "AIaEda"
by Suderman. presented by Miss
Alma CoIlmer. and selections from
Robert Haven Schaunler read by
Mrs r. w McCallum on May ~
the members viii enjoy noon
luncheon nc the Robertson tea
room.
Members of The Wanita Sewing
circle met Friday afternoon with
Mrs Jennie Carlson. 1882 Fass-
racht aN 4 new member. Mr.