South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-08

Members Of the second section
Of the literature department Of the
Progress club viii entertain the gem
eral club with a program Of un-
usual interest Saturday afternoon IN
the club rooms at o'clock. The
department has been studying the
Evolution OF Social Ideals"
study arranged by the Drama league
Of America, this evolution being
divided into three periods. namely.
the Blood feud the Relations be-
tween Parents and Children. MAJ
riage, Divorce and WOman's New
Relation 10 Society
A drama has been selected to
represent each Of these periods ana
part or the whole of these PLAYS
VIII be presented by the club mem
bers for their entertainment The
Honeysuckle." by D'Annunzio, has
been selected as a representation Of
the Blood feud. The story Of the
play viii be told following which
the third act Dill be given in cos
tune.
The fourth. act from the drama.
Change" by j. o. Francis. will De
presented as an illustration OF the
relations between parents and chill
dren and the entire play, "The
Twelve Pound Look" by j. NJ. Bar
rie, will be enacted as an example
OF marriage, divorce and woman's
new relation 10 society.
Musical numbers will be furnish
ed By members OF the department.
Members Of the Ladies' Aid So
city of the Linden Avenue Christian
church met at the home Of Mrs.
Axel Anderson. 755 Diamond av..
Thursday afternoon. During the
business session. officers for the year
were installed, these officers includ-
ing Mrs. Raymond Leach. president:
Mrs. Floyd Fishburn, secretary. and
Mrs Enfield Leach. treasurer Mrs.
J.. c. Eaton. III Marietta ST.. viii
be hostess 10 tSe society ON April q.
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Mrs Gerald Barrier. -24 T.. Cedar
ST.. entertained members of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Lowell
Heights n. +. church Thursday af-
ternOOn Assistant hOstesses were
Mrs. Charles Bloom. Mrs. Lawrence
McCarter. and Mrs. William Casper.
The program consisted of "a vocal
solo by Mrs AIphonse Boss "a read
ing by Mrs. G.. r. belong. piano
solo bv Mrs Dieert. and "a reading
by Mrs. Ernest Peach Arrange
ments were completed for a supper
10 be given by the members and for
the making of a quilt which will be
sold for the benefit of the Red Cross.
The next meeting will be held on
the first Thursday i'm April i'm the
church parlors.
Mrs. II. T. Lang. 1908 S Main
ST.. was hostess Thursday afternoon
10 members of the WOmen's Fox
eign Missionary society of the
Grace NJ. r. church Following the
business session "a pleasing program
was presented Mrs. Frank s Rex
stTew gave a vocal solo and talk
or the need of foreign and home
missionary work was given by Mrs.
3D. r. Julian. Mrs William Wolter
presented reading from the study
book. Being Made Whole and
vocal duet was rendered 10y tie
Dorothy Annis The next meeting
will be held at the church on
April {.
A meeting of the Ladies Aid So
ciety of Epworth Memorial church
was hell Thursday with Mrs.
Charles r. Suabedissen, 925 y. John
son ST. The meeting opened with
devotionals led by Mrs l. G.. Myers
followed ny a business session dur
ing which arrangements were made
for supper and apron sale to be
held on March 21 Mrs. &. A. Ploss
and Mrs John HAY then entertained
with several war songs. one being
"a clever parody on Its Long
Way 20 Tipperary.' ON April 4 the
members viii Doe entertained by Mrs
Harry y. Barnes. 1927 y. Johnson
ST.
Members OF the sumption Prairie
Home Economics club met at the
home OF Mrs Peter Patterson. stump
ton Prairie rd.. AN day Thursday
Dinner was served at noon 10 %
members and their friends. The after
noon was spent I'M Red Cross work
DurinE the business meeting the
following officers were elected.
Mrs. Charles Byers. president. Mrs
Peter Patterson. vice president;
Miss Mildred Patterson secretary
and treasure. Mrs Elmer Yoder
viii entertain the club az her home
sumption Prairie rd April {
Twelve member of the queen
Esther circle OF ,ne -irst NJ F.
church were entertained al $50
o'clock supper at the home of Miss
Esther FULTON. SOS Horatio Ct.
Thursday night. a business meet
ing was held during the evening.
Miss GLADYS Blake. asa Park av-
VIII be the hostess ON April 4.
& club has been. organized 10y "a
number 81 boys Of Roseland which
at the first meeting held Thursday
.,f-t,r ar the homo of E-1rxo Hmm,