South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-10

John Fritzer. 3l6 S. Taylor ST.
celebrated his sOth birthday wed
nesday evening, entertaining for %
trieEds Favors for cards. which
occupied the evening. were awarded
% Mrs. Edward Anders and Charles
Fritzer
Objections Of the ". c. T. u. 10
Furnishing Cigarets 20 the Soldiers
vas the subject Of a paper present
ri BY Mrs. Mary Collins at the
meeting OF the Colfax w. g. r. IT,.
AZ the home OF Mrs ". T. BulIa,
1917 Portage av.. Wednesday aft
srnoon. How Coal flinders Pro-
hioition' was the subject discussed
by Mrs. F. J.. Axtell and Mrs. F.
y. Copp treated the subject. RED
Cross Work and Tobacco" "Our
Real Enemy OF Prohibltion---the
Brewery was given by Mrs. ". W.
Weld. on Jan. "a. a meeting OF all
he w q. T. L.. organizations in the
city will be held at the home Of
Mrs. ". w. Weld, 1902 ". Colfax
az. The regular meeting Of the Col
Tax w. c. 7. L. viii be held in two
weeks.
Members Of the Clay and Harris
Home Economics club met Wednes-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Wilbert Metzger. Edwardsburg I'd.
a paper on THE Interio- Decoration
Of the Home" was read by the host
ess and chapter four OF The Life
81 Alice Freeman Palmer" was read
by Mrs. II. J. Longley Miss Ruth
Nanness and Mrs. Metzger entertain
ed with piano selections and pi-
ano duet was played by Mrs. Metz
ger and Max Bapp. The club viii
he entertained on Jan. % by Mrs.
Charles Wolf, Edwardsburg I'd.
:.
A meeting Of the history depart
ment Of the Progress club was held
In the club rooms Wednesday aft
srnOon. The members responded 70
roll call with current events. and
an interesting paper on Asphalt
was read by Mrs. L. z. Barter.
racing the history Of asphalt from
ancient times down to the present
lay. Mrs. Ryell #. - Her presented
a paper. "Yerba ,e-Paraguayan
Tea" The study Of Latin America
will be continued at the meeting
on Jan. %.
Officers for the new year were
elected at the meeting Of the La
lies Aid society Of Grace NJ. +.
church in the church parlors Wed
aesday afternoon. Mrs. Edith Mil
er was elected president; Mrs. Ed
wilma Gilman. vice president; Mrs.
Edward Herbster. secretary. and
Mrs. w r. Downing. treasurer.
During the business meeting it was
decided 10 organize a Red Cross
auxiliary in connection with the So
eiety The next meeting will be
held i'm the church parlor5 on Feb
I3.
Mrs James Thumm, 724 Clinton
st., entertained II members of the
Independent club Wednesday after
noon. During the business session
officers for 1913 were elected Mrs
George Sowders was made presi-
lent; Mrs Anna Lee. vice presi-
lent; Mrs. Dora Horne. secretary
treasurer. and Mrs George Brown,
reporter. social hour followed.
and the hostess served refreshments
The club will be entertained on Jan.
23 by Mrs. George Brown, 1143 Lin
,Oln way r.
Mrs George +. Enterline. 73S
Cottage Grove av.. was hostess to
members of the Pleasant View w
, r. T. Wednesday afternoon. The
assisting hostess was Mrs. Henry
Mitchell. An address by Rev. En-
.erline on the subject, why Indi-
ana Does Not Have a New Consti-
ution" featured the meeting. On
Feb. Il. Mrs. j. p. Reamer. 915 Lin
coln way W. viii entertain the
members
Mrs. Martha Hitler. 1tO4 s. Mich
san ST.. was hostess to the Won
ms Literary club Wednesday aft
srnoon. An essay. Money" by
Agnes Replier. was read 10y Mrs.
lem Shidler Several short poems