South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-07

-ANNNaN Oh next week IN TWO weeks
Mrs. @. r. Francis. 1887 Riverside
dr., will entertain the club.
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a Lincoln birthday party OF a pa
.triotic nature will be given by the
ladies' auxiliary OF South Bend coun-
.cil, No. 553. Knights OF Columbus.
at the x OF g. home Friday even
ling. An entertainment 10 be pro-
vided by local talent viii begin AZ
$ o'clock and at $50 a series Of
card games viii start. From 10 20
~ o'clock dancing will be enjoyed.
The clubhouse will be decorated
lin the national colOrs for the event
The party is limited 10 members and
friends of the organization.
Mrs. Uzell Christian. Edwardsburg
I'd. entertained members Of the Clay
and Harris Home Economics club
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. II. J.
Longley read a paper on "The His
tory Of Furniture" and Mrs Edward
Casey discussed FURNISHINGS Of the
House" Chapter six Of The Life
OF Alice Freeman Palmer" was read
by Mrs. Dell Mace At the au-day
meeting TO be held on Feb. 20 at
the home of Mrs. y. j. Kramer. y.
Notre Dame av., Miss Inez Richard
son. county home economies demon
strator, Will give a demonstration.
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Al all-day sewing session OF the
Independent club was held at the
Orphans home Wednesday. Ten
members were present. Mrs. John
Shea Haney av., will be hostess to
the members on Feb. 10.
AT all-day meeting Of the We'd
nesday Afternoon Sewing circle was
held at the home Of Mrs. Martin A.
Myers, 1853 Lincoln way f.. Wed
nesday A three-cOurse dinner was
served at noon 10 i guests Quilt
ing occupied the time and at the
business meeting in the afternoon IL
was decided that no refreshments
would be served at future meet
ings OF the club. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks.
An all-day meeting Of the Grand
mothers circle was held Wednesday
at the home of Mrs. Edward II.
Slick, 704 Marietta 81. The members
spent the time knitting ON March
| 6, Mrs Cordelia G.. Dolph. 52S s.
Michigan ST.. Will be hostess to the
mem bers.
Mrs Jessie Hittle. $40 L. Keasey
ist. was hostess TO members of the
second section of the Ladies Aid
society of Conference Memorial Unit
ed Brethren church Wednesday aft
ernoon. Sewing for the society Oc-
cupied the time. The members will
be entertained on Feb. 3 by Mrs.
Dana c. Sparks, las +. Elder st.
Members Of The Wednesday club
met with Miss Mary Chaplin, 62S w.
COlfaX av., Wednesday afternoon.
Readings from current magazines on
Present Day Russia" were given by
Mrs. Walter A. Funk. I'm two weeks
the club will be entertained by Mrs.
Walter Derr, 312 n. Lafayette blvd.
Mrs. w. A. OdeH, 73S y. Cushing
ST.. was hostess 10 members of the
Pastors Aid society. section one OF
the First Christian church Wednes-
day afternoon Fourteen members
We're present and spent the time with
neediework following the business
session. At the next meeting to be
held on March 8, Mrs Ida Seybold,
1119 Lindsey St. will be hostess.
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Mrs. Harley Gerard. 1871 S
Franklin ST., was hostess To ten
members and two guests Of the NJ.
9. club Wednesday afternoon. Dur
ing the business meeting Mrs. Ger
ard was chosen president of the
club. The next meeting will be held
in two weeks.
Members of the Harmony Read
ius circle met Wednesday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. William Med
icus 10 Adams st. Six members
attended the meeting and the read
ing and discussion of the book
Ben Hur" was completed Mrs
Benjamin Mitchell, 919 r Madison
ST., Will entertain the members on
Feb 90.
Thirty-hve members of the a. 5.
G.. Il. of the First Brethren church
were entertained by Mrs Elva
Thomas. 315 Milton av.. Wednes-
day afternoon. Papers on foreisn
missionary work were read by sew