South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-07

Talks los Miss Inez Richardson.
county home economies demoustra-
tor. and Miss Pearl Swarm ~ Wyatt.
Ind. were features Of the meeting
Of the Madison Home Economies
club which was held Wednesday
afternoon al the home Of Miss Hlda
Beehler. Mishawaka. For Conser-
vation" was the subject of Miss
richardson's talk and Miss Swarm
discussed Red Gross work. Twenty
members were present at the meet
ing. on March 20 an all-day ses-
sion OF the club viii be held at the
Madison high school for the purpose
Of doing Red Gross work.
A social meeting OF the Fancy
Needleworkers' CLUB was held Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs John
IACombe. sic Diamond av The
meeting was attended by eight mem
bers and two guests. In two weeks
the hostess will be Mrs. Clarence
Jester. s. Carroll st.
The twenty-eighth anniversary of
the organization OF the wednesday
club was observed at the meeting
Wednesday afternoon, at which
Mrs. Rome O.. Stephenson. 203 y.
shore DIR. was the hostess A lunch
con at which there were H. guests
preceded the presentation of the
program. Mrs. Walter Derr save
review Of My Home in the Field
son. Mrs. walter A. Funk. T53 W.
Washington av. will be hostess TO
the members on March 20.
Knitting for fe Red cross oc-
cupied the time a; the an day meet
ins OF the Grandmothers circle
held wednesday with Mrs Harvey
g. Woofter. 528 S. Michigan ST. At
noon dinner was served TO 10.
members and one guest During the
business meeting held in the after
noon the members voted 20 give
So II the Auten ~. r.. e.. Red Cross
auxiliary. No IS April g. is the
date OF the next meeting. AT that
time Mrs j. w. Shirk els Pennsyl-
yania av, will be the hostess.
The study of Russian literature
was continued at the meeting of
the Wcman's Literary club which
was held Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs Cyrus +. Pattee. 2O6 Laporte
av A review Of the essay. Holy
Russia" by Harold Bigbee was Civ
on by Mrs. !. Walter MClnerny and
From the Land of Living Death"
by Catherine Breshkovsky. was the
subject of "A review presented by
Mrs Herbert T.. smith Mrs. Rollo
q. Page. $40 Park av.. viii be host
ess at the meeting on March 20.
Mrs. Guy Seybold. 1I19 Lindsey
ST.. entertained members OF the
Pastors Aid society OF the First
Christian church wednesday after
noon. During the business session
plans were made for the supper TO
be held Saturday night at the
church There were nine members
and two guests at the meeting. on
April 3 Mrs. Elmer NJ Webster.
1851 Woodward av., will Doe hostess
90 the members.
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The first OF the dances to- De Civ
en- by the Goodfellowship DANCING
club at the Elks temple took place
Wednesday evening Forty couples
were in attendance and the program
of is dances was played by Arts
orchestra The committee I'm charge
of ;he affair included Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Coats. Mr.. and Mrs Bert
Russell. and MIR. and Mrs Charles
A Ta
held i'm two weeks.
Mrs Arthur l. Miller. 61f Rush
ST.. entertained members of she
Pyth1.n Red Cross auxiliary 40. SO
at an an day meeting, Wednesday.
DURING the day q pillow cases
and 81 towels were completed
The assisting hostesses were Mrs
Edward Weaver and Mrs. George
Beroth. The auxiliary viii meet
March 20 for am an day session at
the home of Mrs Miller.
a meeting OF members of the
history department OF the Progress
club was held i'm the club ruoms
Wednesday afternoon. Roll call was
responded TO with current events
and the paper for the day was read
hy Mrs r. A. Anders her subject
being The origin of the Banana"
The department Will hold its next
meeting in two weeks.
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Members OF the Harmony Read
ing circle were entertained We'd
nesday afternoon 10y Mrs. Raymond
Moves SIS p Madison ST The cur
rent History MAGAZINE formed the
reading material for the DAY. The
hostess I'm two weeks viii be Mrs
Charles Il. Hall. 716 T. Madison 81.
An all day meeting of the We'd