South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-11-15

pleting "a crazy quilt. on which the
club has been working In the con-
test which was a feature Of the
evening the first prize was awarded
ito Mrs Charles Becker. Plans were
made for "a masquerade party 20 be
given Monday evening. Nov. 20, at
the home of Mrs. A. II. Saunders.
IIiS +. Colfax av. The next regular
meeting OF the class viii be with
Mrs. Albert Neaden, 7O5 =. Eddy 81,
on Nov. p.
A joint meeting OF the Overcomers
class and the Ladies' Aid society OF
the Conference Memorial United
Brethren church was held Thursday
levenins at the home Of Mrs. George
/ Northam. sos T. South 81 The at
fair was in honor Of Mrs. George
Riggens. who leaves Monday for
California where she Will reside.
Games. contests and music were
features Of the entertainment Of the
% guests present.
Plans for the annual bazar and
l., were discussed at a meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid society of the Ep-
worth Memorial NJ. f. church which
was held at the home OF Mrs John
lSluss, 1903 O'Brien St, Thursday
Afternoon. An all-day meeting Of
the society will be held next Thurs
day with Mrs. Edward Sluss, 1929
Van Buren, St. at which time pre-
paration will be made for the bazaar.
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The department Of music Of the
Progress club met Thursday after
noon. The program was in charge Of
Mrs. L. NJ. Morris. Mrs. +. J. Ridg-
way sang two solos. The Birds Of
the Wilderness" by Hoesman, and
Danny Boy" by Weatherly. Mrs.
p. f. Ahrens gave a sketch Of tho
life of Charles Dennee. "Arbutus."
Rainbow and THE Placid Lake"
all by Dennee. were the piano solos
; played by Mrs. Ralph Jernegan.
Mrs Rodney d. Talcott sang April
Rains" and Every by Obey
i Speaks, after which Mrs G. A. Fara-
baugh played "Printemps en- Foret"
by Dennee. Mrs. J. A. Rode sang
May Time" and Morning." and
Mrs. Morris sang Beloved, It Is
Morn" When June Days Come
Again." and THE Bells OF Youth -
! Current events were given by Mrs.
z. G. II. Steinal The next meeting
will be held Dec. 3. with the music
in charge of Mrs. ]. A. Rode.
Seventy members Of the Circle of
? Mercy celebrated the goth anniver-
sary of the circle. which was held
at the home Of Mrs. Patrick O'Brien.
1872 w. Washington St, Thursday
afternoon. The meeting was opened
? by the singing OF America" by the
: members and guests, followed by
piano solos by Mrs. Alice Ridge and
Miss Sarah O'Neil, and a vocal solo
by Mrs G. NJ Butterworth The work
of the past 90 years was outlined
by the president OF the club, Mrs.
A. P. Perley. A short speech was
given by Rev. John +. DeGroote
pastor of st. Patrick's church. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. ]. Dempsey, 31S y.
Cushing st, Thursday afternoon.
Nov. 21.
The Impromptu club met at the
home Of Mrs. A. NJ. Moore, 1917
Woodward av. on Wednesday after
noon. Following the regular bust
ness meeting Mrs. Homer j. Miller
gave a talk on Characterization, A"
after which there was a round table
discussion Of the subject. The next
meeting will be held with Mrs
Charles Keltner, 715 Leland av.
Dec. II.
The Ladies' Aid society Of Grace
Evangelical church met with Mrs
Frank Imam 100 y. Adams ST.
Wednesday afternoon. There were
Is members and one visitor present
Plans were made for the bazaar
, which is TO be held Nov %. The
, next meeting will be held Dec. 5, the
, place 20 be announced later.
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The meeting Of the c. w. 3. NJ
Of the Indiana av. Christian church
which was held at the home Of Mrs
J. y. Hunter. 10 Portage av.
Thursday afternoon. was in the ma
ture Of a victory session. Mrs. s
G. Williams gave a talk on CITY