South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-30
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS


Miss sareita Bonn and Miss Myra
Bloom were hOstesses at a meeting
OF the Faithful Followers class held
at the home OF tie former. gl9 r.
Miner ST.. Tuesday evening. The
meeting opened with the class sons.
following which Mrs. oscar Wise
read the 57th psalm and lead in the
devoiionals. Application for the
class charter was completed and 10
was decided 20 give play at the
Lowell Heights 81 i. church. of
which the class are members. next
month. A Valentine box social viii
be given AZ the young peoples build
ing. 500 ~. Francis ST.. Feb. T. The
class viii be entertained by Miss
Mildred Clark and Miss Blanche
COldwater Tuesday evening. Feb.
20, the place 10 be decided later
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a miscellaneous shower was given
al the home Of Mrs Charles Lentz,
1895 Lincoln way w. Tuesday even
ing, plimenting Mrs. Nellie
Holmes. Tho is TO be married soon
10 Robert Stuart Of Chicago.
The Explanation of Subconscious
Phenomena" was the subject studied
AT the meeting Of the practical psy-
chology department Of the South
Bend Woman-s club held in the club
rooms Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. +.
y Clapp discussed the subject. ex-
planning hypnosis somnambulism,
mental telepathy, the planchette and
dual personality. During the busi-
ness meeting department officers
were elected. Mrs. A. G. Mecklen-
berg was chosen chairman; Mrs. n.
III. Bartlett. vice chairman; Mrs. Nor
ton B. Keegan, secretary: and Mrs.
W. G.. East. treasurer. Mrs. +. c..
Coulter will have charge Of the meet
ing 10 be held on FEB. u.
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Members OF the nature study de-
partment OF the Progress club met
in the club rooms Tuesday afternoon.
The subject. The Anatomy and Life
History of the Butterfly" was dis
cussed by Mrs. Victor y. Jones and
Mrs. Horace W. FOX. A mounted
butterfly was used 10 illustrate sew
eral Of the points discussed. Al the
meeting 20 be held on Feb. Il pa
pers will be read by Mrs. George a..
Fulmer and Miss Carrie Woodward.
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The Eastern star Red Cross aux
Hilary. No. SIS. met at the Masonic
temple Tuesday afternoon. Forty
members were present and spent the
time sewing anJ knitting. The COM
mittee for the afternoon included
Mrs. Clara Gordon, Mrs. Emma
Homer, Mrs. Grace Shand, Mrs. Mary
Taylor. and Mrs. Rhoda Stonecipher.
The next meeting Of the auxiliary
will be held in two weeks.
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An announcement Of interest to
south Bend people is that or the en-
gagement Of Miss Irene Veronica
Sweeney. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
NJ Sweeney of Chicago. Ill. and
Matthew NJ. Oshe Of GAINESVILLE, o.
Mr. Oshe was graduated from Notre
Dame I'm 1912 and is now city judge
at GAINESVILLE. Miss Sweeney is we'll
known among the younger set hav-
ing visited here number OF times.
Miss Dora HershenOw. 317 y. Scott
ST. was hostess to members of the
Musicians club Tuesday evening. A
program was presented consisting Of
piano selections by Miss Maurine
Martin; interpretative dances. i'm
costume. by Miss Esther Rosenburg
and readings by Miss Ruth Hershe-
now with musical settings by Miss
Dora Hershenow. The time and
place Of the next meeting will be
determined later
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Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Zinky.
4O5 LaMOnte terrace entertained
informally at cards Tuesday even
ing complimenting Miss Jane Chill
cote. whose marriage 10 William Jo-
seph Noonan will take place at Pen
sacola. Fla. ON Feb. s. The guests
included Miss Jane Chilcote. Mr..
and Mrs r. L Chfcote. Miss Eliza
beth Chilcote and Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Paxton.
Mrs d. J. Smith. 1889 Lincoln
way r.. entertained 10 members of
the Fideleters' club Tuesday after
noon. During the business session
IL was decided 20 disband until
spring Among the guests was Mrs.
Harold smith of Milford. Ind