South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-17
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

be Young Peoples society Of the
RS, Baptist church was held al
-le home Of Miss Frances Hodson,
SO r. ST. Joseph ST. Monday even
Ing Thirty OF the members were
present and seven new members
were taken into the society The
meeting was presided over by AL
bert vs.. Anderson. The following Of
Hcers were elected for the coming
ear. President. Miss Esther Fields;
tlce president and secretary. Miss
Nellie LivengO0d; treasurer Hiss
Dorothy Chard The reports Of the
work Of the last year was given aft
20 which followed a social hour.
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Miss Mildred Dumout 100 T. Mad
.aou ST.. entertained L. OF her friends
no "a birthday party al her home
Monday evening The evening was
Dent IN music and contests which
were won 0y Fred Grimm and kath-
eryn singIer. Entertainments were
served 40 the close OF the evening.
The guests present were the Misses
Marjorie Coheen. Helen Nicholas,
Nettie Thorpe Marjorie Thorpe.
Alice Doran, Fred Grimm, Katheryu
Singler. Lillian Singler. Marie Sing
ler. Esther Charter. Hazel Charter,
Cecil DUmout Esther Archambeault.
Isadora white and Mrs p r. Han
r-g gan.
FIFTY guests were present al din
uer 40 the y W. g. A, Monday night.
After dinner Mrs. q. ". Haeske. dis
trict chairman II the Y. w C.. A.
department OF the general war funds
campaign. gave an explanation of
the organization OF the campaign,
closing with the quotation OF THE
Blue Triangle" Mrs. G. L. Har-
wood. president Of the Y w C.. A.,
introduced Miss Helen Krane. who is
travelling I'M the interest Of the
worlds fellow ship committee OF the
" w c. A. She talked on The
Work and Interests Of the Y W O..
a. in China Japan. India and south
America She dwelt especially on
The work done I'm South America as
the local association contributes to
ward the support Of the American
secretary in Buenos Aires
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The WOmeu's Civic league met at
the Cham Der Of Commerce at $3.50
o'clock Monday afternoon. The re-
ports of the chairmen of the stand
ing committees were given. Mrs.
John Moore Of kOkomO president
of the r T. c.. gave an address on
Labor Law" Mrs. c. X Moutgom-
cry OF Shelbyviile, Ind. chairman for
rhe committee Of blind for the r. T..
&C.. talked or Care OF the Blind a"
An address was given by Mrs. A J.
Dillep of Rochester. Ind. the Sth
district chairman OF the z. r. c. The
next meeting viii be held at the "
IS. o.. a or Oct at ! o'clock
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Tweuty-six members of the Won
EMS Foreign Missionary society Of
tine First Baptist church met az the
home Of Mrs W. IT, Mack. 5l8 ~.
Main ST. on Monday afternoon. This
meeting was a special one 10 decide
ou the ACCESSIBILITY Of uniting the
Aid and Missionary societies u was
decided 20 adopt this plan The
Ladies Aid society VIII hold final
meeting however, at the home of
AIRS. $ a. Chard. 1921 " Washing
ron av.. ON next Friday. The election
OF officers for the joined societies
Viii take place az that time
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The Young Womens Home Mis-
~.onary society OF the First 81 T..
church held a pot luck supper IN
the church parlors Monday night
AFTER supper the regular business
session was held Mrs Elmer Alb
-lrethy guest from the senior
missionary society talked on
Phases Of Work for the Coming
Year TIE next meeting viii be
held on oct "a. the place Of which
wild be announced later
The Phnathea class Of Westmiu-
steer church met az the home OF Miss
catherine Beach SIC Forest av..
Monday night Fourteen mem bers
were present Red Cross work was
tr- diversion Of the evening The
next meeting viii be held az The
home OF Mrs Harry smoke 1f2
IawndsIe 7v next Monday night
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SIR ar5 Mrs Aiphonse BIOS. STA
S. Eddy So, entertained with q DIM
uer sunday night ire honor or AIRS.
Mae Van Alstiue of indianapolis.
lud. who has been tbe guest Of ar
and Mrs a. 7 Bloomer Covers
We're Land tor t. Airs Van Arstue