South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-25

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Airs. r, +. Rockwell. S17 Hora-
TO CT. was hostess 20 eight MEM
3ers OF the South Bend Womau's
club Thursday afternoon. the affair
being one OF the first OF the endless
ehain' knitting parties introduced
here b. the members of that club.
The women attending these parties
are TO invite a number of friends
10 their homes and these guests will
IN turn entertain, thus increasing
the number OF parties given each
week. At each affairs each woman
gives coin TO the Red Gross.
AIRS. L. p. Candy. fIf7 Dale av..
was hostess to the Liberty club
members Thursday afternoon. at
meeting which was attended by IA
members. 4 luncheon was served.
In one week. Mrs. John y. Kues-
pert. 2Z6 Birdsell ST.. viii entertain.
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The wedding OF Miss Mildred Steis.
daughter OF Airs. Martha Steis. I1G
franklin pL. and Lieut.. Frederick
g. Coffield, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles II. Frye. OF Beaumont. Tex,
viii take place on Feb. o. i'm Char
lotte. y. g.. az St Peters Catholic
church. Lieut.. Coffield is stationed
at Camp Greene. Charlotte. y. -.
Miss Steis viii leave for Charlotte
on Feb. 4
\ w. C.. T. =. prayer service was
held at the home OF Mrs. W NJ
Weld. 1902 W. Colfax av.. Thurs
day afternoon. Devotionals were
conducted 10y Mrs &. e.. Beyrer. who
read The Crusade Psalm" a
short talk on The work for the COM
ing year was given by the president,
Mrs. Mary Collins. and Mrs. George
T.. Enterlinc presented a paper on
The Liquor Traffic. Menace 10
Public Health. Public Morals and
Patriotism" THE parting of Johann
and Fritz was the title OF n read
Ing given 10y Mrs. Dora Staples and
Tho Forum was read by Mrs.
Lydia Railsback \ reading "Thc
Case Against Smokes" was given 10y
Mrs. Fannie Copp and Mrs. r. l..
Hull read Victories for the Year"
Two vocal solos were rendered by
Mrs. T.. j. Ridgway 4 demonstra-
tion Of barley cooking was given
10y the hostess. Plans were made
for AN all-ddy sewing meeting 1T
tho Orphans home i'm the near fu-
ture and AN executive meeting will
be held on Feb. 4.
Edward MacDowen. the composer,
music department OF the Progress
club which was held i'm the club
rooms Thursday afternoon. The life
nf MacDoweH was given by Mrs.
Francis NJ. Hatch and his compost
tons were discussed by Mrs. Homer
\. Robinson. The music for the
day was i'm charge Of Miss Helen
Guilfoyle. who rendered the entire
program. with the exception of one
number, Scotch POEM" which was
played by Mrs. G. A. Farabaush.
Sonata EToica." The Witches
Dance" and Concert Etude." all b.
14acDowell. were presented by Miss
GuilfOylc. who also played as en-
cores. Uncle Remus" and ITO a
Wild Rose" Mrs. +. G. H. Steinel
was in charge of the current events.
The next meeting Will be held in
three weeks, Feb. IA.
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Mrs. Harry Holmes. SPA T.. Wash
ington av.. was hostess 10 members
of the Twin City Sewing circle
Thursday afternoon. Airs. George
Dressler. Mrs. Walter g. Herzog
and Mrs. Orlando Compton won the
contest favors. In two weeks Mrs
Young. r. Bowman ST.. Will enter
tain the members The Red Cross
auxiliary OF the ell will hold an
all-day meeting Tuesday at the
home OF Mrs. Orlando Compton. 1913
W. Fourth St. Mishawaka.
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Members or the ImprOmptu club
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Richard Elbel. sos Portage az. Sew
craI piano selections were played 10y
Mss Nernice EJbel and Miss Flor
ence Weld gave short talks on
What the Days Food Should Pro
vide and THE Grouping Of Foods
TO show Their Uses" The members
will meet on Feb with Mrs A
NJ. Moore. 1917 Woodward av.
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clinton ST.. was hostess To the Young
Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety OF the First NJ. Z. church
Thursday evening. The lesson was
i'm charge of Miss Merriam Ames aud
victrola selections were enjoyed
during the evening. Twelve mem
beers and three guests attended the
meeting The next meeting Will be
held the third Thursday in Febru-
airy.
Mrs. .. b Alrukeu. Crumstovn
I'd. was hostess at an all day meet
ing OF the Ladies Aid society Of
Alunson chapel Thursday. The mem
bers spent che day sewing and i'm
the afternoon a business meeting
was held Dinner was served at
noon to Is memb beers and four guests.
The society viii meet on Feb. : a.
the home Of Mrs. Rezeau Brown.
Crumstown I'd.