South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-08
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

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In compliment to Mrs. Grover
Dean, a delightful i o'clock lunch
con was given Friday by Mrs. Rus
sell Hupp. 1885 w. CoIfax av. Covers
we're laid for six at the table which
was prettily appointed in valentine
motif. with red hearts and cupids.
and red shaded candles. Hand
painted cards marked the places OF
the guests who were Mrs. Hupp.
Mrs Dean, Mrs. Emery Thomas
Mrs. owen Wolford, Mrs Henry
Wenk and Mrs O. z. Hupp.
Mrs. Emma Zoos. 919 +. Cedar
81. entertained the i. .. IT. club at
her home Friday afternoon. At
cards which featured the afternoons
diversions, the favor was won by
Mrs. Zoos. Luncheon was served
The next meeting OF the club will
take place Feb. IS at the home OF
Mrs. Stackman. Ills S. Franklin
ST., with Mrs. Anna McFarren act
ing as hostess.
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As a courtesy 10 Mrs. Frank Heck
athOrn and Mrs. Josephine Varing
Of Three Oaks. Mich, Mrs. Charles
Heckathorn, 1895 Lincoln way w.
was hostess al an enjoyable affair
Friday afternoon at her home Con-
tests favors were awarded TO Mrs
Bert ScheH. Mrs. Roy Michael.
Mrs Josephine Varing and Salmore
Harris. A dainty luncheon was
served to the guests.
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John TT. Leslie and Mrs. Minnie
Il. Hitz Of this city were quietly mar
ried at the home OF Rev. Henry L.
Davis. ID. D.. Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. The couple was attended
by Mr.. and Mrs. Schuyler Leslie of
AIishawaka. After the ceremony
a wedding supper was served to the
immediate families at the home OF
the groom.
A report was given at the meeting
OF the department Of philanthropy
and civics Friday afternoon of the
civilian relief and industrial work
done by the department. A number
OF papers were given on Child
Labor and the Gospel Of the Head
and Hand" Phases of Child
Labor" and the Child Labor Move
ment" The true meaning Of the
movement was explained. 1t does
not mean that the child should be
permitted TO play all the time after
school hours until they are old
enough to enter the factories; but
that there should be work instruc-
tors as well as play instructors. and
garden instructors as we'll as play
ground instructors. IL has been
suggested that the name be changed
from Child Labor movement to
Child Welfare movement interviews
have been arranged with the super
intendent of schools and with the
school board to ask for instructors
to teach gardening and other indus
tries. They believe that the children
should be reared with responsible
ties or they Will be irresponsible, and
IL is such people as the latter who
populate the prisons and are the
trouble makers.
Election of officers took place at
the meeting of the Womans Mission
airy society of the Westminster Pres
byterian church Friday afternoon,
held at the home of Mrs. William
elem. 500 Cottage Grove av. The
assistant hostesses were Mrs. Henry
Martin and Mrs. John Award The
officers elected for the ensuing year
are as follows: Mrs. Daniel Rich,
president: Mrs Edward Beach, first
vice PRESIDENT Mrs John s. BOrd-
uer. second vice president: Mrs f.
7. Hardy. secretary, and Mrs.
Charles Harry Beyrer. treasurer.
The program consisted largely of
general discussion of the topics of
the day. among which were: Mis-
sionary interest; .P~ohibitiOn Prog
ress" which discussion was led by
Mrs. Claude Nash; wireless messages
dealing with the suffering of the
Armenians. by Mrs. @. g. Beyrer:
euIogy 10 ex-Pres't Roosevelt. and
an article written BY him on the
Armenian and Syrian Relief work.
devotional was lead by Mrs. Rachel
Ireland Mrs. +. w. Grimm, 703
LELAND av.. will entertain March ]
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Forty members and visitors at
tended the regular meeting of the
Aurora Bible class of the Trinity
Presbyterian church Thursday aft
ernoon. which was held at the home
OF Mrs. a. I'll. Saunders, IT'S +. Col
fax az. Three were admitted 10
membership. During the business
meeting plans We're made To redec-
crate the study at the mause.
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Mt. and Mrs G.. II. IaPierre. COS
T. Monroe ST.. entertained IL guests
Thursday night i'm honor of Mrs.
Charles Rock. Chicago.
AIRS. W. b Slower was elected
president at the annual election of
oaicers of the Woman's Missionary
society OF the First Presbyterian
church Friday afternoon i'm the
church parlors. other officers elect
81 were Mrs. G.. y. Lipp.ncott. vice.
president: Mrs. Ernest Kohler. re-
cording secretary, Mrs. j. =. Setter.