South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-20

weather rendered impossible the
presenting Of several more numbers
which had been planned for the
program. The next regular meet
ing Of the society will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Henry Lerner, s12
Golden av.
Miss Mable Elkins, s25 y. Hill ST..
was hostess to nine members OF the
Pixie Girls club Tuesday evening.
During the business meeting plans
we're made for a theater party at
the oliver on Thursday OF Mex
week. The proceeds from the dane
ing party given by the mem bers AT
the Elks' temple on Feb. Z, were
used TO purchase Victrola records.
80 Of which have been sent 10 Camp
Shelby. Favors in the contests
which were held following the bust
ness meeting were won by Miss
Doetsch. Miss Mildred Kemerley.
701 y. Michigan ST.. will be hostess
at the meeting to be held on March
Is.
Members OF the queen Esther
circle OF the Grace NJ Z. church
met at the home Of Mrs Homer
Taggart, 209 F.. Bronson ST., Tues
day evening. Vocal solos were Civ
en- by Miss Ethel VAIL and Miss
Beatrice Jones and a missionary
leaflet was read by Miss Swank. The
favor in the contest which was held
was awarded TO Miss Beatrice Jones.
Miss Leila Young, Lincoln way e.
will be hostess at the meeting 10
be held on March 10.
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a business meeting Of the WON
ans Dining club vas held Tuesday
evening in the Oliver annex for the
purpose Of organizing a Thrift
stamp club. II was announced at the
meeting that J. d. Oliver has Civ
en- a part of the third floor 10 the
Woman's Dining club for club
home, for the special use Of the
club in their war work. During
the business session, the constitu-
tiOn of the club was revised
The Ad-Sell league will entertain
the members at dinner Feb. p. and
the annual guest party of the Wom-
ans Dining club will be given in
the Rotary room at the oliver hotel
on Mar. ] 3.
AT the meeting Of the mothers
department OF the Progress club
held in the club rooms Tuesday af-
ternoon, Mrs. c. s. Kennedy prs
scented a paper on THE Value and
Use of Biography in the Formation
of Character" and Mrs n. b
Ketcham read a chapter in the
study book, Understood Betsy"
The next meeting Of the department
will be an evening meeting on
March >. DIR. Charles A. Lippincott
will talk on the subject. THE Father
i'm the Family" All members Of the
club and their husbands are invited
to attend the meeting.
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FOrty-One members attended the
meeting of the Auten w. +. c., No.
IA. held in the old court house
Tuesday evening Letters were read
by several of the members from
their sons in the army. Two mem
two applications for membership
were received. An open meeting
will be held next Tuesday evening
at which time Rev. Charles A. Lip
pincott will deliver a talk on Red
Cross work. Members of all Red
Cross auxiliaries are invited to at
tend the meeting.
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Mrs Carl Williams, S14 blaine |
av.. was hostess to members Of the |
Ladies' auxiliary of the n. A. l.. &. I
Tuesday afternoon. A reading was
given by little Miss Mary Elizabeth (
Williams. on Friday Of this week I
a Washington birthday party will DC /
held at the home of Mrs. Elliott La /
Hommedieu. 1927 Miami st. Mrs |
Lawrence W. Acker, 1113 f. Don |
aid St. will entertain the members |
at the regular meeting on March |
10.
A demonstration of wheat substi- |
tutes and a lecture on WAR Cook |
ing were given by Miss Leila Ogle |
az the meeting of the Broadway |
club Tuesday afternoon. Mrs HON. |
er Taggart, 2O9 Z. Broadway. was |
hostess at the meeting. No date |
has been set for the regular meet |
ing Of the club but Red Cross work |
Will he done in the surgical dress |
ings rooms every Tuesday after /
noon.
An all day meeting of the Eng |