South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-20

Mrs. r. NJ. Baker. 14s Laporte
av-, entertained 10 members and
two guests OF the Auydadora circle
tuesday afternoon. The members
VIII spend next Tuesday sewing N
the Orphans home, leaving the city
at 10 o'clock in the morning. on
Tuesday. March s, Mrs. Robert FL
bel AS y. Michigan St, Will be
hostess 20 the club. Miss Leila Ogie
will give lecture upon Hour sub
stitutes on this occasion.
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A meeting OF the Women's Bible
class Of the First Church OF the
Brethren. Red Cross auxiliary. No.
So, was held Tuesday afternoon IN
the Red Cross headquarters with an
attendance OF nine. Arrangements
for the next meeting will be made
later.
George L Totten. professor Of
psychology at the high school.
spoke before members Of the South
Bend Woman's club at "A general
meeting held in the club rooms
spices OF the practical psychology
department Of the club Mr. Tot
ten gave a general lecture on the
subject OF psychology. with partic-
ular reference 10 dreams. conscious
ness, illusions. and Authorizations.
Many illustrations OF how people
are disallusioned were given by Mr..
Totten, who also spoke Of form
mum ers. and Of how the mention
OF number suggests a color 20
some persons. Mr. Totten defined
hypnotism as a narrowing of the
consciousness. and perception as
the Interpretation OF things when
they are presented 20 the senses.
Following Mr. Totten's lecture a
pleasing musical program was pre-
scented. Miss Marjorie Whitcomb
sang two songs. When I Settle
Down With You" and the knitting
song from the "Jack-o'-Lantern."
Master Morton Keegan sang. will
You Wait Till the Cows Come
Home" from the "Jack-O'- Lantern
and san Domingo" Miss Doro-
thea Keegan accompanied them.
Mrs. Ralph +. Keller gave a read
ing from the story Mercedes and
also clever little story in the
French Canadian dialect. Going to
The Circus, and "Mandolay," by
Kipling
Announcement was made for the
dinner and lecture to be given the
evening Of March at the Oliver
hotel. when Edmund Vance Cook
viii speak on "Potluck with the
Poet in 1900 and Now" This affair
is open TO the public
Members OF the committee in
charge were appointed at the bust
ness meeting preceding the after
Moons program. Mrs. Thomas r.
DUNCAN was put IN charge Of the
dinner tickets. with Mrs. Harry w.
Wallace. Mrs. w. +. McCOmbs,
Mrs Lloyd Beyrer and Mrs. Fred l.
Dennis In charge OF the lecture
tickets and Mrs. Morton b. Keegan
i'm charge Of the membership
tickets.
An all day sewing meeting Of the
Red Cross auxiliary will he held
Friday. Election Of officers will be
held.
Members OF the Women's Home
Missionary society OF the First NJ
r. church met in the Friendship
rooms OF the church Tuesday after
noon. Mrs. s. r. DeCoudres had
charge Of the devOtionals and Mrs.
IT. .. Welton acted as leader. The
subject for the day. Date Of the
establishment OF the Society and
the Condition OF the Schools Which
1t Supports" was presented by 10
members who read leaflets on the
subject A paper on The Spiritual
or Religious Activities OF the So
ciety was read by Mrs. r. p Nicely.
and Mrs. r. =. Eastman discussed
The Educational Work of the So
ciety." Hostesses at the meeting
were Mrs. II. G. Welton, Mrs.
George Beyler. Mrs \ w Lee. Mrs
T.. p Eastman. Mrs. +. p Nicely.
Mrs. William II. McNitt Mrs. +. ].
l.. Meyer. and Mrs. 5. r. DeCoudres
The society will hold its next meet
ing at the church on March 10.
Mrs w G.. Clark. 700 Leland av..
was hostess at a thimble Tuesday
afternoon at which members of the
Ladies' Aid society OF Westminster
Presbyterian church were guests
During the afternoon Mrs.~C. A.
Bacon entertained with a piano solo
and Mrs. Norman p. Kelb and Mrs
Walter @. Fassnacht rendered
vocal duet. a reading was given by
Mrs. e. c. Beyrer. The inclement