South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-12-07
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

The Misses Katherine and Mary
Miller entertained at their home on
Florence ST. Thursday evening In
honor OF Pvt Robert r. KisseII, who
has just returned from overseas.
Music was "a feature of the enter
tainmeut and a dainty luncheon was
served TO the guests.
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Dr. and Mrs. u. S. Davis ZII W
jefferson blvd, entertained As mem
Ders Of the Woman's society OF the
First Baptist church az their homo
Friday evening. A questiounaire or
chapter three Of the study book.
Women Of Turkey was conducted
by Mrs. s. o. Chard and Mrs. r. A
Freeman. after which the early life
OF Mary Richardson, who lived in
Laports IN her youth and who went
as missionary 20 India, where she
died. was reviewed By Mrs j A.
Rode. S. l.. Roberts Of Franklin,
Ind. state Sunday school worker Of
the Baptist church, gave a resume
Of the life OF Mary Phillips VINO is
missionary work. and Mrs. ]. j.. Mil
Ter led the missionary quiz. Mrs
Robert Elbel was elected secretary
10 till the vacancy caused BY the
resignation of Miss Maud Huntsing-
er. The next meeting of the society
will De in the nature Of a social aft
ernOon with Mrs II. A. Freeman,
1910 Woodward av.. acting as host
ess.
The Norman Eddy Post, O.. A. r.,
met at the post rooms Friday after
noon and officers were elected as
follows: L. p. Chaplin, post COM
u.ander; Elmer Crockett. senior vice
commander, John Garfield, junior
vice commander; Charles Steele, ad-
jutant; ". r. Gorsuch, quartermas-
ter, " H. Connor. sergeant; Z. p.
Stanheld chaplain; o. w. William,
officer OF the day; c. King, officer OF
the guard; w. +. GOrsuch. sergeant
major: j. r. Helly. quarternaster
sergeant; Andrew Anderson. pa
triotic instructor. and J. J. Mayer,
color bearer.
The Woman's Bible class OF the
FIRST Church OF the Brethren held
its regular monthly and annual busi-
ness meeting Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. Jacob Price. 1921
Virginia av. Election Of officers was
held, resulting I'm the following: Mrs
A. J. Austin, president; Mrs. Charles
YOder. vice president; Mrs. Jacob
Price, secretary; Mrs. Z. A. Parks.
first assistant secretary; Mrs. Will
lam Miller, second assistant secre-
tary. Mrs. W. H. Stanley. treasurer,
and Mrs Stella StillweH. assistant
treasurer The next meeting will be
Jan. 3.
The Norman Eddy w r. c. held
election or officers at its meeting
Friday afternoon. Mrs. Edith ID.
Miller was elected president; Miss
Ineatus Smith, senior vice president;
Miss Rata Frame. junior vice pres
ident: Miss Martha Loughman.
chaplain. Mrs. Molly Bradley treas
urer; Mrs. May Kittinger. conductor:
Mrs. Hattie Clark, Mrs. Glennie
Jenries. Mrs. May Kittinger and
Mrs May Foster. delegates 20 the
department convention to be held
in Elkhart.
The department OF civics and phil
anthrOpy OF the Progress club met
Friday afternoon. What the Church
can Do" was discussed by Rev
Henry l.. Davis. and The Work Of
The y. W C.. A. in the War. by Miss
Margaret Myers. under the head OF
REORGANIZATION. A round table
discussion followed each topic Mrs
Frank Robertson exhibited some of
the garments made by the Red Cross
of the oliver school Following the
program there was a short business
session.
The department Of current events
of the South Bend Woman's club
met Friday afternoon I'm the club
rooms a very interesting program
was composed OF "a talk by Mrs
William Benjamin Lloyd George
Re-Wind the Clock" and Mem
ories of AIy Native Belgium. by
Rev. Charles Y. Fischer g.. s. c.. and
several solos by Mrs. Ralph hutch
fuSOn.
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The Womans Missionary 8ssocia-
rion Of the Conference Memorial
United Brethren church met with
Mrs J. T. Shelter. 419 Haney av.
The program was in charge Of Mrs.
r.. G. Traver. The Hope OF the