South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-09-20

Miss Marie NoedIsch, 1927 Port
age av.. viii entertain Informally
with a $50 o'clock dinner this eve
ming Cor Miss Bernice Freeman
who will leave Sunday for Chicago.
where she will resume her studies
AT Lewis institute.
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A s o'clock dinner was given
Thursday evening by the teachers
OF the Linden school in honor OF
Miss Helen Award. who Will leave
soon for Bloomington. where she
will enter Indiana university. Covers
we're laid for Is
The Liberty club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs John Gresze.
BirdseIl st. Mrs. J. n. Vanderkarr.
1901 y. Olive St, viii entertain the
club in two weeks
The Maccabee Red Cross club
net on Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Lillian O'DeI, 1O41
y. Elmer ST The time was spent
IN making quilts and clothing for
Belgian children. The club will meet
next Thursday at the same place.
Mrs. Mary Obenchain. 623 Carl
ton ST. Mishawaka. entertained the
Ladies' Bible class OF the First
Brethren church Thursday after
noon A social hour followed the
regular business meeting The class
will meet Oct 10 with Mrs Milo
Reed. 2O5 E. Tut ST.
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The ". c. T. L. county convention
was held at the home OF Mrs. c. L
Warner. 321 s. Franklin s.. Thurs
day afternoon. The devotional
service LED by Mrs. G. c. Beyrer.
was followed by piano selections by
Mrs. Frank Slower. After the report
Of the county superintendent was
given, the election of officers was
Mary Collins. president: Mrs.
Lydia Railsback, vice president;
Mrs. f. L. Hull. secretary: Mrs. l.
". Staples, corresponding secretary;
Mrs. Ada Barnard. treasurer Mrs.
Mary Collins was elected delegate.
and Mrs. Charles Hopkins. alter
nate. 20 the state convention TO be
held at Richmond. Ind, Oct. As
The next meeting will be held some
time after the state convention, at
the home OF Mrs T. n. Jackson,
ia Lincoln way w.
Garden day was observed by mem
bers Of the Thursday club at the
first meeting for this season held
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Marshel lIugnes. 511 E. Mon
roe ST Mrs. =. >. Dodge delivered
ct talk on The Gardens OF the
City" and Conserving the Products
OF the Garden" was the subject
discussed by Mrs. G. J Gaskill Mrs
J. G. Otis talked on Flowers and
Their Mission" Mrs c. l.. Smith,
who motored 20 Boston during the
summer and visited many points Of
interest in and about there, gave an
interesting account OF her trip The
members responded TO roll call by
telling OF their favorite flowers At
the meeting TO be held on Sept IS
with Mrs. c. l. Smith sol Cedar
St. Food Conservation and Substi-
tutes" will be the subject for dis
cussion.
The women's Foreign Missionary
society OF the NJ. f. church
net with Mrs. 8 L. Acker-
man. 1905 Lincoln way w.
Thursday afternoon The reports
were read OF the past years work
and plans were discussed for the
ensuing year The officers elected
are; Mrs F. T. Axtell president
Mrs. n. J. Jackson. vice president:
Mrs Katherine Showalter, second
vice president; Mrs Harvey Koontz.
recording secretary; Mrs. Walter
Martin. corresponding secretary:
Mrs Tecumseh Kilgore. treasurer:
Mrs. T NJ HOLSTER and Mrs 3. L.
Smith committee on special work.
The mex meeting viii be held oct.
II.
The following officers were elect
ed AT the meeting Of the Young
Women's Foreign Missionary society
OF the FIRST NJ e. church.
held Thursday night at the home OF
Mrs. Emil n. Reyer. Ga Portage av..
Miss Grace stump. president: Miss
Martha Braecklv. vice president.
Mrs Florence Beard. treasurer. Miss
Mabel Cook corresponding score
tary; Miss Lee Braecky. class re-
porter The program consisted OF \
vocal solo. A Perfect Day" by Miss
Clara Ehrhart. a vocal solos, Some
where a Voice is Calling" 10y Miss
Martha Braeckly. and a paper.