South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-01-09


per for their friends Tuesday even
ing at the home OF Miss Helen
fluegel, ~ +. WenEer 50 The
evening was spent with music and
games. Among the guests were Ed
ward Townsend OF Lancaster, Pa.
and Wayne Remley OF Granger. Ind.
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Election OF officers took place at
a meeting OF the Live Oak drill
team, which met Tuesday evening
at the home OF Mrs. Maggie Whaley.
S45 Smith St. River Park. Mrs.
Whaley was made president. Mrs.
Louise Moore. vice president. Mrs.
Minnie BickeIs, secretary: Mrs.
Martha Dreher. treasurer and Mrs.
George Jones, reporter. During the
evening. "A contest favor was award
ed TO Mrs. Kate Saelhof. Mrs. SaeI-
hOf. 901 Cottage Grove av.. viii en-
terrain the members. Tuesday even
Ing, Jan. p.
Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Culp, 216
Dayton St. entertained the Century
class OF Indiana Avenue Christian
church Tuesday evening Bible study
was led by Donald f. Mclean. fol-
lowed by readings by Mrs. Mcmtt
and Gerald Shine. The guests num-
bered 80. The class will meet with
Nr. and Mrs d. H. Mclean. 1913
Dayton ST.. Tuesday evening, Feb.
l..
One OF the most interesting and
Instructive meetings Of the mothers
department OF the Progress club was
that held Tuesday afternoon in the
club rooms, when Miss Enie Har-
mon presented a lecture, "Utiliza-
ton OF the Child's PLAY Spirit"
which she Illustrated with a pro-
gram OF children's songs. She en-
phasized most forcibly the point that
the early training Of the child along
musical as well as other lines. is
intensely important, and for that
reason trashy songs should be for
hidden The quotation. play is
Gods method Of teaching children
how 20 work" was used effectively
IL illustrating her point Miss Har-
mon divided her musical program
into FIVE parts and was assisted in
its presentation by Mrs Bertha
ROckstroh Henderson and Miss Mar
icrie Blake. The five divisions con-
sisted OF free play songs in which
the child initiates sound songs OF
dramatization as the Mother Goose
rhymes. songs utilized in singing
games. old home songs, and patriot
ic songs. The next meeting Of the
department will be held in two
weeks.
An Informal frolic at the home Of
Miss Dorothy Award, 328 LasaUe
av., featured the January party OF
the Woman's Dining club Tuesday
evening. Prizes for the presentation
of original stunts for the evenings
entertainment were won by Miss
Beatrice Wolfe and Miss Dora
Hershenow. The regular business
meeting OF the club will be held
next Tuesday evening at the Cham
Der OF Commerce and on Jan. %.
Frank r. Herring will deliver a lee
tuTe before the club mem bers at the
oliver hotel. Guests will be admit
ted at this meeting. Rev. John
Cavanaugh will be the speaker at
the meeting 20 be held at the Rob
ertson tea room on Feb. u.
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Members Of the Past Chiefs asso-
citation of the Pythian sisters met
Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. John
Henderson. 1114 s. Carroll st. An
interesting description Of the Nam
moth cave of Kentucky was given
by Mrs. II. z. Vitou. who has VISIT
ed the cave. and the remainder Of
the time was devoted TO the discus
sion Of topics relating 10 the Red
Cross. Plans were made for the
formation OF "A Red Cross auxiliary.
the first meeting OF which will be
T. Yerrick. 219 s 81. Joseph ST. In
Yerrick, 20 s. St. Joseph st. In
the future no refreshments will be
served at the club meetings.
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At a recent meeting Of the Ladies'
Aid society and the Ladies' BENEFIT
society OF Zion Evangelical church
the following officers were elected
for the Aid society. Mrs Edwin
Phster. president; Mrs Julius
Christman. president. Mrs
Henry ChTistman, treasurer; Mrs.
Louise Schafer. finance secretary:
and Mrs. Theodore Jena. recording
secretary. Mrs Fred Henning was
made president of the Benefit So
ciety; Nry Erhardt Riedel vice
president; Mrs. William Barth.
treasurer. Mrs. Anna Wuderlich.
financial secretary; and Mrs. Frank
Miller, recording secretary.
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Regular routine business was con
Quoted at the meeting Of the di-
reCtors OF the ST. Joseph Hospital
Aid society. held i'm the parlors of
the hospital Tuesday afternoon. A
report OF the charity committee
showed that four surgical cases and
sly medical cases had been cared for
by the society during the past
month The entertainment commit
tee for the annual meeting OF the
society 90 he held on Friday. Jan. Is.
viii be Mrs. Joseph PIante. Mrs. u.
= Kelly Mrs. Joseph Brink, and
Mrs. Harry Arndt.
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Mrs. Thad Keller. ST. s. Frank
lin st. was hostess Tuesday after
noon 10 mem bers OF the south sec