South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-03

All federated clubs OF the 18th dis
trict are invited to attend this lunch
/ con.
Election OF Offices took place at
the meeting OF the mothers depart
ment Of the Progress club held IN
the club rooms Tuesday afternoon,
resulting in the election Of Mrs. A. r.
Martin. chairman; Mrs. l.. Z. Green
an, vice-chairman: Mrs. E. G.
I Steinel, secretary. and Mrs. Charles
/ F. Stickler, treasurer. The program
for the afternoon consisted Of a pa
/ per on Dangers OF Idleness'' by
Mrs. Martin and a chapter from the
/ study book. Understood Betsy. -
read by Mrs Greenan. Mrs. Stick
Ter will have charge Of the program
10 be presented at the meeting On
April 16.
! An all day meeting of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Trinity Presby-
terrain church was held Tuesday
with Mrs. +. NJ. Walden, 705 ~.
/ Seventh St. River Park. A picnic
dinner was served at noon to 20
and a business session was held in
the afternoon, following which the
/ time was spent with sewing and
knitting. Mrs. Frank A. Henry. 816
/ r. Wayne St, will be hostess at the
meeting TO be held on May
Ia. on Tuesday April 16, the mem
| bers will meet at the home of Mrs
Fred Kroner. 1918 L. Wayne St.
to sew.
The annual Easter dance of the
Beta Omicron chapter of the Phi
/ Delta Kappa fraternity was a pleas
ant affair Of Tuesday night. The
party was held in the Rotary room
of the Oliver hotel and Donahue's
orchestra played the program OF II
/ dances. Sixty couples were in at
/ tendance. r. II. Hildebrand and w
r. Tricke were members OF the COM
mittee who had charge OF the af-
/ fair.
The spring dance of the Junior
\ Five Hundred club was given at the
Elks' temple Tuesday night Rag
pickers' orchestra furnished music
/ for dancing.
I The annual union meeting Of the
/ Women's Foreign Missionary socie
\ ties OF the Methodist churches was
! held Tuesday at the Grace NJ. +.
I church. The morning program cOL-
sisted OF a talk OH 'Intercession"
/ by Rev. Briggs of LapOrte. on "Tith-
I ing by Mrs. Homer Welton and on
Extension Membership by Mrs. -
+. Julian. In the afternoon Miss
Harriet Mills. returned missionary
from Ajmere. India, told of her work
| in India. and DR. A p. F. Gammack
gave a lecture on "Women's Work
in the War"
Sewing and contests were the di-
versions Of the afternoon at the
meeting of the Home Needlework
ers' club held Tuesday at the home
/ OF Mrs. George II. Heideman, 533
| +. Indiana az. Mrs. Charles c..
Heinzman, 1921 f. Indiana av.. will
entertain the club on April 16.
:.
A yearly contribution Of $12 will
I be given TO the War Chest fund by
mem bers of the L. and G. club. who
met Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Laura Kobb. Eighth S.,
\ River Park Mrs. Dora Evans and
Mrs. Mary Schock won the contest
favors. Mrs. Alice Brown, $50 s.
/ Michigan St, will be hostess to the
members on April Is.
:.
Mr. and Mrs. A. f. COttrell, SAT
River av., have announced the mar
riage of their daughter, Marguerite.
TO Louis c. Jakwarp. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. w. b. Jakwarp of New Car
Isle, on Monday, April 1. Mr.. AMI
Mrs. Jakvarp will reside north of
New Carlisle.
A 81 monthly subscription TO the
| War Chest fund was pledged by the
Ayudadora circle at the meeting held
Tuesday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. F. NJ. Caldwell. SIC n. Michigan
st. In two weeks. Mrs. S. T. Best.
523 n. Lafayette blvd. will be
hostess TO the members.
:.
Miss Anna Glueckert, 1904 Lin
coin way w, was hostess to mem
bers of the Corona club Tuesday
night. The evening was. spent So
cially and with cards In two weeks
the members will be entertained by
Miss Hildegard Collier, $40 Harri-
son av.
Miss Lola Millbern, 4OS W. Ma
varre ST., was hostess at a miscel-
laneous shower Tuesday night
complimentary TO Miss Ruth Kno-
block, whose marriage will take
place on April s. A color motif
OF pink and white was effected in
the decorations. The shower gifts