South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-19


tatiOn by Miss Gertrude McCarder:
and a vocal selection by the Misses
alta and Mary Grace Kiplinger. The
place Of the meeting To be held or
May 9 will be announced later
An all day meeting Of the Wom-
ems Home Missionary society Of the
Grace VI. r. church was held Thurs
day at the church. The members
sewed from $3.50 O'Clock until noon.
II which time a picnic dinner was
served. The regular business meet
ing was held At $50 o'clock The
devotional exercises were led by Mrs.
/. Q. Kreider and a paper on Folk
and Folk Lore" was given by Miss
Jennie RulO. Mrs. George s. Gall
and Miss Nettie Taylor were named
as delegate and alternate TO the dis
trict convention at Chesterton or
May and 10. The next meeting
viii be held in the church parlors
on May &c.
One hundred members Of the
Ardmore Heights and Mount Pleas
ant Home Economics clubs attended
the joint meeting held Thursday af-
tcrnoon az the Ardmore school. A
talk on the registration of women
Was given 10y Miss Inez Richardson,
and a demonstration Of cottage
I cheese was given by Miss Miriam
Beall The women present at the
meeting were allowed TO register at
that time The ArdmOre club will
hold it's next meeting on May Is.
A meeting Of the Ladies' Aid and
Missionary societies of the Hope
I Presbyterian church was held Thurs
I day afternoon at the church. Mrs.
+ Arthur A. Dahlgren gave a piano
selection and paper on Liberty
7 Bonds was read by Mrs Albert
/ Fry. s. reading was given by Mrs.
|G H. Heideman. The program for
I the Missionary society was in charge
of Mrs. Francis C.. Hedger May 16
/ is the date Of the next meeting,
which will be held at the church.
:.
Thirty-dve couples attended the
/ regular bi-monthly dancing party of
/ the GOOdfellowship Dancing club at
/ the Elks' temple Thursday night.
/ The program Of dances was played
I Icy Arts orchestra. In three weeks
\ a supper and dance viii be given by
the members at the Cleaner hall on
/ the Michigan st. rd.
A wheat substitute demonstration
was given by Miss Leila Ogle at the
meeting of the Impromptu club
| Thursday afternoon at the home of
Miss Maude Hoke. S14 Ashland av.
I Mrs Daniel Rich, SIS Leland av..
Will be hostess at the meeting to be
held in two weeks which will be the
last meeting OF the season.
-
Red Cross work was done by the
10 members of the Eureka club
who attended the meeting held
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Ben
jamin r. Berger, 1919 Lincoln way
/ w. Mishawaka. The hostess in two
weeks will be Mrs. j. W. Shirk. SIS
Pennsylvania av.
Mrs. c. f. Johansson. sol S.
I Laurel ST.. was hostess TO members
/ Of the Friends of the Soldiers club
Thursday afternoon. Knitting Occu-
pied the time In two weeks the
club will meet at the home of Mrs
\ Young, 725 w. jefferson blvd.
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A social meeting Of the Circle o.
/ Mercy was held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs Michael c.
I Iangenbahn, 923 Portage av. There
/ were . 8 members present. The place
\ Of the meeting to be held in two
\ weeks has not been determined
/ Mrs Christian Collier California
av was hostess Thursday afternoon
/ 10 bers Of the Penelope club
! Mrs. Joseph Drain and Mrs. William
/ Wenrick won the contest favors.
/ Mrs. Peter Leveque will entertain
/ the club on May ?.
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a wiener and marshmallOw roast
| was enjoyed by members of Mist
/ Cooks sunday school class Of the
+ First NJ. f.. church Thursday night
\ al the home of William Kindig. 526
/ Leland av There were 10 guests.
:.
/ Thirty members of the Kentucky
/ club of Notre Dame university at
/ tended the annual banquet at the
I oliver hotel Wednesday night