South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-15


program for the day was in charge
OF Miss Maude Weber. TWO num-
/ bers. THY Beaming Eyes" and
The Swan Bent Low 10 the Lily"
were sung by Mrs Grace Fink
Davis, accompanied by Miss Weber.
Miss Vernice Elbel played The
Dance AndalOuse" and Miss Web
or rendered Morse Sonata" and
The Eagle" Long Ago. Sweet
heart Mine was sung by Mrs.
Julia NJ Rode with Miss Weber az
accompanies. "Brer Rabbit" was
rendered by Miss Helen GuHfoyle.
Mrs A. j.. Weiss The next meet
ing of the department will be held
i'm two weeks
An interesting program dealing
with California was given at the
meeting Of the Thursday club
Thursday afternoon at which Mrs
Marshel Hughes, 511 r. Monroe
ST.. was hostess. A paper on "The
orient in California was given 10y
Mrs J. c. Otis and a poem. Hills
Mrs. Ida North A paper discuss
ing The War Gardens Of Califor-
MIA, which was prepared by Mrs.
@. +. Kiefer, was read by Mrs.
George ". Phillips. An article.
Where There Are Theaters out Of
Doors" telling of the wonderful
out Of door theaters of California,
was presented by Mrs. q. L. Smith.
Quotations. suggestive of Nalen-
tine day were presented 10y the
members in response 10 roll call.
Mrs. Hughes, who is hostess at all
meetings held during the month OF
/ February Will entertain the mem
/ bers on Feb. %.
:.
Members Of the Friendship class
OF the First NJ. +. church were
guests at $50 O'Clock dinner
Thursday evening given by the
| Misses Mary and Eula Cannon. $50
" Cushing ST. Assistant hostesses
were the Misses Vivian Huntsman.
Agnes Rupert. Ethel Buck.
Stella Pence, Hazel Robbins,
Mable Martindale, and EgIa
Martindale A two course din
ner was served to so guests at
table centered with yellow daffo-
dis. A business meeting and so
ciaI hour were held during the
/ evening. The time and place of
the next meeting will be deter
mined later.
Election Of officers took place at
the meeting Of the Nonpariel club
at the home Of Mrs. Elliott La
Hommedieu. 1927 Miami ST.,
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. George
Barrett was chosen president; Mrs.
Jones. vice president; Mrs George
Beroth. secretary and treasurer.
and Mrs. NJ. A. Evans. reporter.
The meeting was an all day one
and sewing was done for the Red
Cross. Mrs. L. A Lydick, 646
Diamond av., viii be hostess at an
all day meeting to be held on Feb.
IS
sixty members Of the Sewing
circle of Zion Evangelical church
attended the meeting held Thurs
/
/ hostesses were Mrs. Henry Christ
man and Mrs. julius Christman-
I Needlework occupied the time and
at the close of the afternoon Mrs.
Edward Pfister read a paper on
I Food Conservation" Tn the flu
ture a social hour or program will
occupy the time formerly devoted
TO the serving Of refreshments. A
meeting OF the society will be held
at the church on Feb. 2S.
:.
Miss Dora Hershenow and Miss
Hazel Harris were hostesses at a
supper after their recital which
was held in the Tapestry room at
at the oliver hotel Thursday night.
Yellow tulips were the decorations
I i'm the Wedgewood room where the
party was given. The guests were
Miss Eva Hotzenpiller. Miss Fran
ces Thurman. Mrs NJ V. BIGGER,
Mrs. A. A. Hickox, Miss Valeria Bon
Durant, Mrs. G. s. Todd
:.
The Ladies' Bible class of the
First Brethren church met Thurs
I NaN evening at the l4Dlilf va NV
and Mrs. c. W Rench. 22S r..
7 broadway. There We're 16 mem
beers and three guests present at the
meeting. "Our ThreefOld Obhga-
ton" was the subject of a talk
given by Mrs r. g. Miller on
Mar. IA. Mrs. Allen Hopper, 311
. W. Colfax av, will entertain the
mem bers.
An aT day meeting of the Ladies
Aid society of the First Christian
church was held Thursday after
noon with Mrs. Louis Chester,
.IOS1 f. Milton av. Dinner was
served ~ noon 10 20 members
+ Sewing occupied the time Mrs
Helmets. sos r. Ohio ST, will en-
/ terrain the society on Mar a.
An informal program. honoring
/ the birthdays of Washington and
/ Lincoln. was given at the meeting
. of the Ideal Embroidery club held
Thursday afternoon at the home