South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-03

Mrs. Fred ". Keller. sos Portage
av.. entertained the general league
OF the First ". Z. church at her
home Wednesday afternoon. The
hostess was assisted By the officers
OF the north and south leagues IT.
addition TO the general officers.
Annual reports were read by both
leagues. A Liberty bond for 500
was purchased by the general or
ganization. All Of last years officers
were reelected. They are. Mrs
Fred W. Keller. president; Mrs. r. 2.
Nicely, secretary. and Mrs. G. Z
Rachel treasurer. Supper was
served at o'colck to the 90 ladies
present.
The Misses Estelia and Verna
Walkowiak. 514 studebaker St. en-
teTtained with "a shower I'm honor Of
their sister. Helen. whose marriage
will take place oct. 10. There were
IS present, and the evening was
spent with music and games. The
guest OF honor was presented with
"A silver set.
The Sewing committee OF ST. Jo-
seph hospital Aid society was enter
tanned by Sister Holycross at the
hospital Wednesday afternoon. The
time was spent In making surgical
bandages. In two weeks the com
mittee will meet with Mrs. c. c.
Mcnamara, 113s y. Eddy st.
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In order that the general public
may enjoy the excellent program
which has been prepared, the South
Bend WOman's club has provided a
course ticket. which Will admit the
purchaser TO any OF the five lectures
On oct IS there will be a lecture
The Valley OF Democracy" by
Meredith Nicholson. DR.. Frederick
g. Howe, commissioner OF immigra-
tion at the port OF New York. will
speak on Nov. II. his subject being
Immigration and Reconstruction
After the War" There will be a
recital. Turn to the Right" by
William NJ. Whitney on Nov. %. and
an address BY DR.. James L. Gardiner
Jan. II on George ElliOtt's book
"ROmola." These lectures will all
take place at O'Clock In the club
rooms. The final address will be
given at the oliver hotel after a
luncheon. the speaker being John
Hendricks Bangs. whose subject will
be announced later.
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The Womans guild OF St. James
Episcopal church met Wednesday
afternoon. They made plans for
the district meeting which will be
held here in two weeks, a feature
OF which will be a luncheon at the
home OF Mrs. J. II. White. 319 w.
COlfax av. During a business meet
ing they decided 20 give a luncheon
once a month during the year for
the purpose OF sewing.
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The GrandmOthers' circle met
day Wednesday at the home of Mrs.
Barney Smith, 521 ~ Scott ST.. for
all day. Red Cross work and
knitting was the diversion of the
afternoon. There were "A present
and one visitor. Mrs. Rhinehart Of
Elkhart. Dinner was served at
noon.
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The Harmony Reading circle met
with Mrs. T. II, Reynolds. sac La
porte av.. Wednesday night. They
are reading Gerard's My Four
Years in Germany" They will meet
oct Is with Mrs. T. Marquis, S14
Diamond av,
The w. c. Sunshine club met with
Mrs. Hattie Kizer, SIS Diamond av.,
Wednesday afternoon. There was a
good attendance. They have decid-
ed 10 meet In the afternoon. Mrs.
Goldie Boettcher. 1873 Sherman av.,
will entertain oct. 16-
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The NJ c. club held a regular
meeting Wednesday at the home OF
Mrs. John Steiner. TAI Sherman
av. There were nine members and
two visitors present. Mrs. Walter
shelton. 938 :. Fifth St, will enter
tam oct. Is
Mrs. Milton Bernhard. 622 z.
Ohio st, entertained the Wednesday