South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08


man has been chosen president OF
the club; Philip Meysrs. vice-presi-
dent; and Harold Meyers. secretary
treasurer. In the contests which
were held favors were won by Har-
old Meyers and Gayle Steiner. IN
one week the club will meet with
Harold Meyers.
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Mrs Herbert Fuerbringer. 426
Harrison av., was hostess to mem
bers Of the Ladies' Aid society Of the
Grace Evangelical church Thursday
afternoon. Plans were made during
the business session for a penny
supper to be given by the society on
March 16. Election Of officers will
take place at the next n Getting.
which viii be held on March % al
the home Of Mrs. Charles Tridle,
$50 y. Walnut 81.
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An all day meeting Of the Ladies
Aid society Of Munson chapel was
held at the home OF Mrs. Madison
Hawblitzel. Crumstown I'd. Thurs
dav. There were ten members and
four guests present. A business
meeting was held in the afternoon.
In two weeks Mrs. Frank Bauer
will entertain the members at an
all day session AT her home on the
Crumstown rd.
The regular meeting OF the I'M
promptu club was held Thursday af-
ternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ryell
T Miller. 71g Leland av. Mrs. Lucian
Snyder gave "A very interesting talk
on Economies and the Esthetic
Value of Birds" There were IS
present at the meeting. The next
regular meeting will be held on
March 21 at the home of Mrs Nor
man Bleuler. Ill Riverside DIR.
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Twenty-Five mem bers Of the
Ladies' auxiliary of Trinity NJ +.
church were present at the meet
ing held Thursday afternoon wiln
Mrs James r. Curtain. SO Blaine
av During the social hour recita-
tiOns were given by Mrs. G. +. Beat
Is and Master Ivo PeddycOrd. De-
votionals were conducted by Mrs.
NJ. G.. Hunt on April 4, Mrs. Mary
Danielson. 1113 Van Buren, ST.. will
be hostess to the members.
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Mrs George w. Wandel. 623 y
Cushing ST., assisted by Mrs. J. w.
Buck. entertained members Of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Broadway
Evangelical church Thursday after
noon The time was spent with Red
Cross work. The next meeting will
be held on April 4, at which time
the hostess will be Mrs. J. +. Buck
ley. S13 ". Jefferson blvd.
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Sewing for the Childrens dispen-
sary occupied the time at the meet
ing of the Pastime club held Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
-. A Grant III r. Navarro st. In
two weeks the members viii meet
with Mrs. Walter NJ. Hidebrand,
$50 Riverside dr..
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Mrs. r. II. DOwney, Marquette av..
was hostess 10 members Of the
Thursday Afternoon Knitting club
on Thursday afternoon. Miss Mar
guerite Pershing, SO7 Ashland av..
will entertain the members at their
next meeting.
Thirty members of the Ladies
Aid society and W. NJ. s. Of the First
Evangelical church met THURSDAY
afternoon with Mrs. r. J. Dumke
1101 5. Lafayette blvd. A paper on
Missionary Work in China" was
read by Mrs Fred Schwitzer. The
place of the meeting to be held on
April 4 will be determined later.
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Thirty members Of the Goffeney
Red Cross auxiliary met at the
Parish school Of the Zion Evangel-
ical church Thursday afternoon.
Surgical dressing work occupied the
time The next meeting will be
held at the school on March q.
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Mrs. G.. r. Rupe. SIT 5. Rush St.
was hostess to Z members Of the
Maccabee Red Cross club Thursday
afternoon. Mrs. Rupe will also en-
terrain the members in one week,
at which time the work begun
AnuISudA VIII ne GU lhlCAtu-
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twenty-five members of the La
dies Aid society Of the Holy Trim
ity English Lutheran church met
at the home of Mrs. Swan Nelson,
1901 W Oak ST. Thursday after
noon. Routine business was trans
acted The place Of the meeting 10
be held on April 4 will be an
nounced later
Mrs Catherine NJ Sullivan. SIS
y Taylor ST.. entertained members
Of the Circle of Mercy Thursday
afternoon. Sewing for the Red
Cross was done by the 40 members
present In two weeks Mrs. Jerry
Voelkers. 325 \. Taylor ST. will be
the hostess.
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