South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-06

Celebrating her 10th birthday.
Hiss kathryn Schuell, AIS w Madi-
SON St. entertained 80 OF her school
.riends on Friday afternoon. The
favor I'm the contest which was held
SEAS awarded 20 Miss Kathryn Cover.
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Mrs. a. O. Keltner. So Park av.,
entertained the ladies' Missionary
-ircie q the First Baptist church
t'riday evening. DevotionaIs lead
- Mrs. Adelbert KinyOn. were fol-
owed by a program which was i'm
charge of Mrs Mary White The
subject for the meeting was "Our
Army Caatonments." Dr. T. II. Cal
cert gave Il report Of his visit 20
Camp Lee. Md. and Mrs. White told
IF her visit 10 Camp Shelby. Miss
Miss Agnes White read letter
from Rev. G. a. Decker. describing
bis trip 20 Camp Cody y. NJ. Mrs.
j. q. Rode entertained with several
vocal selections. Mrs James Find
later. 100 Yukon av.. viii entertain
me circle on May 3.
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Members OF the Woman's Mis-
sonary society OF Westminster
Fresh yterian church met Friday af-
.ernOon at the home OF Mrs. Elmer
+. Strayer 747 y. Scott st. Mrs.
O. r.. Wedei and Mrs. l.. ". Ham
mond acted as assistant hostesses
for the afternoon. Mrs. Charles
WhitmOre led the devotionals and
wireless" message was delivered
by Mrs. L. r. Hardy Mrs. Edward
Baech conducted 4 symposium on
Japan assisted BY Mrs c. II. Boyer.
who took up Heather Religion;"
Mrs. Harry smoke. who discussed
From Bondage To Liberty" Miss
Lyle Whitcomb. who delivered
Women OF Japan" and sang
Japanese lullaby, and Mrs. Boberg,
who discussed Christian Forces at
Work in Japan" The Westminster
Ladies' quartet rendered two num-
bers. ON May Mrs. w. .. Clark.
ESQ Leland av.. will entertain the
society.
Annual reports from the various
officers OF the Woman's Missionary
society OF the First Presbyterian
church were given at a meeting Of
the society held Friday afternoon
az the home Of Mrs. John A. Swg-
cart 300 W. Washington av. Miss
Mae Apologize was chosen delegate
90 the Presbyterian convention 20
DE held at BrookstOn, Ind, April
22-23. Mrs. +. L. Chilcote had
rHarua ~ tho do,-o+fouof- usor1o,,-
ing the business Of the afternoon.
Miss Anna Stan6eld gave an inter-
esting review Of a letter from the
Belgian Congo district, which de-
sCribed the native school Mrs. Fl.
" Eldredge read "A story. "Bunga's
Gift" and Or. O. b. ScandIing sang
one number, accompanied By Mrs.
ScandliEg AT the piano. on May 3, I
Mrs. W. A. Martin, 226 S. Taylor ST..
will entertain the society.
. Mrs. G.. r. Wilson, 521 +. Broad /
way. entertained members of the
Womans Missionary association Cf
the Conference Memorial United
Brethren church Friday afternoon.
Following the devotionals, which
ere led by Mrs. L. II. Gerber. an
'aeroplane" trip was taken through
the five foreign missionary fields in
which the society is interested. Mrs.
Herman Teschke discussed Porto
Rico. Rev. ID. +. Young. Africa
Mrs. @. w. Moore, China; Mrs. c.
p. Wilson. Japan; and Mrs. NJ. c. /
Bslsley the Philippine field
Mrs ID +. Young outlined the
prayer cycle for the coming year
The time and place Of the next
meeting viii be announced later.
Mem bers or the Woman's Bible +.
class ~ the First Church of 'the
brethren met at the home OF Mrs. /
Elizabeth Freed 405 Dubau av..
Friday afternoon Mrs Charles
Steele had charge of the opening
devotionais after which Mrs Goa
Wise conducted the Bible study OF
Hebrew. see Dr. Iowa Borough
ave a reading. AN Appeal 20
American Women" and reading
entitled NO orr was given by Mr.
Jacob Price. Mrs w H. Stahlv.
1925 Miami ST., will entertain the
.ciass on May 3.
Officers We're elected at a meet
ing of the Arbor Vitae class OF the
English Lutheran church held
Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Ruth Holmberg, 20" Georgia
7v Miss Vita LaudemaI was made
president. Miss Hoimberg. vice
president: Miss Evelya Vilkeson.
secretary. and Miss Marie Coleman,
treasurer The next meeting will
be held April %.
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Mrs Pearl Dreibelbis. SIS Har-
r.sou av.. entertained the members
NJ the Wanita Sewing circle Friday
afternoon at the regular meeting.