South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-24


A variety OF timely subjects are
outlined In the Thursday club year
hook for the season OF 1g1S-191g
which has just been issued. The pro-
gram includes is meetings two OF
which will be social affairs and one
musical. January md marks the
annual guest day and March 18th Is
the event OF the 21st anniversary
celebration OF the club. The musical
is scheduled for May Sth
Although the program embraces
numerous topics. the majority of
these subjects have 90 deal with
matters associated with the war.
Among them being Conserving the
Products OF the Garden" THE Food
Problem OF the Day" do Food
Substitutes Cut the Cost of LivinE?"
Geographical and Historical En-
vironment OF Americas 90 New Sol
der Cities" THE Flags Of Our
Army. Navy and Government De-
partuents." insignia OF Our Uni
form Forces '@The Correct Display
Of the Stars and Stripes" THE
Origin or the Red Cross and its Mis-
sion Of Today" What the Y NJ @.
A. Is Doing for the Soldier Boys"
and Current Events of the Present
Crisis"
Rev A. NJ. Eells, pastor OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church
viii deliver a lecture before the club
members Nov. p and Miss Virginia
Tut. city Librarian. VIII address the
members on March 9th.
Of ha
most prominent Of the smaller wOm-
ems organizations Of the city. its Of
fcers for the season which opens
sept 10. being: Mrs. J. c. Otis, pres
ident: Mrs. George ". Phillips, vice
president: Mrs. Clyde Smith, record
ing secretary: Mrs. Marshel Hughes,
corresponding secretary; Mrs.
Charles GaskiIl. treasurer; Mrs. Ira
Ullery and Mrs. b. III. Gerphide,
critics
Mrs Charles GaslSil1. Mrs. A. A.
Dodge and Mrs Marshel Hughes
are the members Of the program
committee. Mrs w. d. Cass and
Mrs. Ira Ullery compose the audit
ing committee; Mrs. Ida North and
Mrs. b. H. Gerphide. the flower
committee. and Mrs. Clyde Smith is
press reporter.
other members Of the club in
Guide Mrs G. l.. Carson. Mrs. c. V.
Brewer. Mrs. L. r. Hollar. Mrs. J..
II. Orvis. Mrs. Dan Pyle and Mrs.
Earl Yost.
Mrs J. c. Otis. TAO Lawndale av.,
was hostess Thursday afternoon at
the final meeting for this season OF
the club A paper combining the
topic Florida the Winter Play
ground" and "Homeward Bound
was presented by Mrs. Marshel
Hughes who illustrated her talk
with pictures. Yellowstone Park
was the subject of the paper read
by Mrs Ida North. Quotations for
the day were from the favorite au-
thors OF the members. Nictrola mu-
sic was an added attraction of the
afternoon. installation of officers
also took place at this meeting.
Miss Hazel Hollar, us Cushing
St. was surprised at her home by
number OF friends Thursday even
ing on the occasion OF her birthday.
Miss Josephine Steinruck and Miss
Lois Wilson acted as hOstesSes for
the evening which was spent infor-
mally with games and dancing. Miss
Lucille Steinruck and Arthur Wit
wer Il tertained with Tocal and
piano dI cts.
:.
Miss Helen Carter. 1401 Lincoln
way w was hostess TO mem bers Of
the Bcundi Acu Laboces girls
THURSDAY evening at their regular
meeting Il was decided 20 hold an
outing at Hudson lake within
short time and the members Will at
tend the high school senior play at
the high school this evening. The
next regular meeting viii be held at
the home Of Miss Sybil Jennings.
as 3 ST Louis blvd. I'm two weeks.