South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-12
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS


say r. entertained 10 members Of
The Advance circle Friday after
noon. The time was spent knitting
and sewing a report Of the bas-
kets sent out at Christmas time 20
i've families was made Mrs Wilbur
Brown viii entertain the members
in two weeks at the nome of her
daughter Mrs James Romine 527
Blaine av.
Members OF the Busy Bee Sunday
school class of the First Evangelical
church changed their class name 90
the Happy Harvestcrs' az a meet
ing held Friday evening at the home
Of Miss Mildred Schuster. 1912
Miami So Following the business
meeting George Ions. superiuteu-
dent OF the SUNDAY school spoke
upon the meaning Of the class
name. Mrs Lena Protsman of
Mishawaka was guest at the
meeting Miss Bernice KlOpfenstein,
1920 Miami ST.. viii entertain inc
class the second FRIDAY in Febru-
AIRY.
The W5uita Sewing circle was en-
tcrtaiued Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Dora Carson. 1918 = Main ST
Eighteen members responded q" roll
salI At the business meeting the
mem bers decided 90 devote their
time 20 Red Cross work for the re-
alndcr Of the season Plans we're
made fo- "a card party 20 be given
~ Redmeu haIl Thursday after
noon. Jan L. Favors in contests
were won by Mrs. Carpenter. Mrs.
Nellie Eticin, and Mrs. Hattie clark.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess assisted by her daughter.
Mrs. Nellie EGein. The circle VIII
hold its next meeting ON Jan. % but
the place has not been decided upon
:.
Mrs Jonn Hively. 1905 s. Lafay-
cite ST.. assisted by Mrs Ira Ruth.
entertained members of the Frances
Willard ". G. r. T.. Friday after
noon. Devotions were led by Mrs.
Mary Hopkins and 'The Suffrage
Question was discussed by all the
members. Plans were made by the
members 20 assist iu Red Cross
work Among the guests was Mrs.
w L. Curtis of Osceola. who told of
the ~. G.. j. U. work there The
afternoon closed with a social hour.
Aliss Anna Fox. 727 s Clinton ST..
viii be hostess at the meeting on
Feb S.
The drama. "Alilestones." written
in collaboration by Arnold Bennett
and Edward Knoblauch, was dis
ausscd by Mrs Eugene =. Warner
at the meeting Of the literature de
partmenJ. section two. of the Prog
ress club which was held i'm the
club rooms Friday afternoon Mrs
j.. W. Norris read the "Ode" writ
ten for Indiana day at the Panama
Pacific international exhibition. by
Fr. Charles l.. O'DonneH. Music
vas furnished by Miss Gladys Seely
The department will hold its next
meeting IN two weeks.
..
Thirty-hve members of the Young
Womeu's department OF the First.
Presbyterian church were entertain
ed Friday afternoon by Mrs John
Shafer. 100 w CoIfaN av Mrs
Grace FSnR Davis rendered three vo-
cal solos and Mrs. r. e.. KOos dis
GUESSED "Woman's Work in the War"
AIRS Frank Ward. 500 w. Navarro
ST. viii bee hostess to the members
ON Feb. s.
Officers for the ensuing year were
elected at the meeting OF the L. and
c.. club held Friday afternoon with
Mrs j. r Brown. $50 s. Michigan
81 Mrs. Emma Eckeirt was chosen
president: Irs. Smith. secretary.
Mrs. Cobb. treasurer. and Mrs. J. r
Brown reporter. Mrs. Mary Schock.
I1o4 = sixth st. River Park. viii
entertain the club on Jan p.
An an day sewing meeting OF the
South Bend Woman's club Red
Cross auxiliary. was held Friday
st the Red Cross headquarters Bed
shirts were made at this meeting
and ON Monday and Tuesday of next
week the members will meet in the
club rooms for all day sessions IN
response 90 the call for 100 pneu-
monia jackets
The regular business meeting If
the Ladies Aid society OF West
minister Presbyterian church was
"a Friday afternoon at the home
81 Mrs Rachel ireland. 62S " Scott
So Twelve members attended the
meeting Mrs a NJ. Sells. SIS y