South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-15

A EumDer OF guessing contests were
held. favOrs being won b. Mrs g..
l. Smith and Mrs. W. ID. Cass. sew
ersl excellent violin duets by Fran
els Pyle and Sidney Morse. accom-
panied by Miss Luella Bridge. were
pleasing features OF the afternoon.
A VictrOls concert was also enjoyed
At J:S0 O'Clock supper was served
20 is guests al a table centered with
spring flowers, carrying out the club
cOiors Of green and yellow. These
cOlOrs we're also effected in the
courses OF h neal. In two weeks
the members viii meet with Mrs.
O. l. smith. sol r. Cedar ST.
A. F.. Martin, one or the lecturers
who has been delivering the four
minute war talks, addressed mem
bers OF the current history depart
neut OF the South Bend WOman's
club al the meeting held Thursday
afternoon in the club rooms. Mr..
Martin presented a comprehensive
statement Of the causes OF the war.
placing special emphasis upon n
system Of education employed in
Germany. Following the talk Mrs.
Morton r. Keegan cad a paper on
What Hoover Means TO the
World and Mrs. william Rem
franz discussed. "Vhy the United
Went In" fhe next depart
ment meeting viii be held on March
28.
Hostesses at the meeting Of the
Sewing society Of the Zion Evangel-
zeal church held Thursday after
noon at the church. were Mrs. Ber-
tina Bernhardt. Mrs. Albert HOnef.
Miss Grace Homer. and Mrs. Bern
hard Lehman. The fore part Of
the afternoon was spent with nee
dlewOrk followed by a social hour.
during which a vocal solo. "On the
Road to Home sweet Home was
sung by Mrs. Christian Kaufman.
accompanied on the pipe organ by
Mrs. Julius b. Christman. and a
reading. BY Helping Save With
Hoover was given by Mrs. Bern
hard Lehman. The society Will
meet at the church on March IS.
The annual guest DAY Of 81. Jo-
seph Valley grange, No. 5S4. was
celebrated with an all day meeting
Thursday at the w. O. w. hall. Reg
ular grange work was transacted
during the morning and dinner was
at noon to 100 members. The
feature of the program presented
in the afternoon was an address by
Rev. A. Y. Babbs. pastor Of StuH
Memorial church. Miss Marie Boles
of Mishawaka entertained with sew
eral readings. An all day meeting
of the Pomona degree will be held
March % and i'm the evening the
regular meeting of the grange Will
held.
Fifty-four members were present
at the all day meeting of the Auten
w. r. c.. Red Cross auxiliary held
i'm the old court house Thursday.
Following is the report of the work
done by the auxiliary during the
month of February: Is sweaters. 81
pairs Of socks, II helmets. n scarf.
six pairs OF wristIets. 1O7 pneumonia
Jackets. Sc ambulance pillows, 20
7. bandages. AZ triangle bandases.
140 abdominal b~andages, 141 sculte-
tus. and one dozen bed sheets. The
auxiliary will hold an all day meet
ing on next Thursday.
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The regular meeting or the Ia
dies Aid society Of the Gloria Del
Swedish Lutheran church was held
Thursday afternoon at the church.
A program consisting OF vocal solos
by Mrs. John Johnson and Mrs.
John Steiner, a recitation by Mrs.
Axel Johnson, and a reading by Mrs.
a. Y. Helquist, was preceded by a
short business session. The next
meeting will be held at the church
on March 2S.
Mrs. Fred 5. smith. us F.. La
sale av., entertained members Of
the Aurora Bible class Of Trinity
Presbyterian church Thursday
night. The time was spent in sew
ing quilt blocks. Ten members and
one guest. Mrs. c.. D. Croseus of
Auburn, Ind. attended the meet
ing. At the meeting 10 be held on