South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-17

Dg MIS- ease. bdiueS ana music
were also enjoyed during the even
ing. The place OF the meeting which
is to be held on Feb. 20, has not
been decided upon.
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Twenty members OF the Guiding
Star circle OF the Grace VI. r.
church surprised Miss Florence
Mountjoy at her home. sol s.
Franklin ST., Thursday night. The
affair was in the nature Of a picnic
supper followed by a social hour
The February meeting OF the circle
will be held with Mrs. Frank w.
Brodbeck. 1920 S. Michigan St
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tridle. $50
Walnut ST, entertained members of
the Sunshine class OF the Grace
Evangelical church Thursday night
During the business session the fol-
lowing officers were elected: Mrs
Q. w. Hopkins, president: Mrs. Vic
tor Fielder, vice president, and Mrs
J. w werntz. secretary treasurer.
a taffy pull was enjoyed during the
remainder Of the evening. The time
and place Of the next meeting have
not been determined.
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Devotional exercises were conduct
ed by Mrs. T. II. Smith at the meet
ing Of the Woman's Home Mission
church held Thursday afternoon in
the church pur1ors. A chapter from
the text book. The Path of La Dor. 3"
was read by Mrs. William Inwood
and reading was presented by
Mrs. Homer Taggart. The Centen-
airy Movement was discussed by
Rev. B. d. Beck. Hostesses at the
meeting were Mrs. f. Warrick. Mrs.
William InwOod. Mrs. l.. G. Kriedler.
Mrs. NJ. Knepp and Mrs. c. II.
Loehr An all-day meeting OF the
organization viii be held next Thurs
day.
The hostess at the meeting OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary society
of the Trinity NJ. E. church which
was held Thursday afternoon was
Mrs. w. II. Hillman, 1913 Portage
av. Mrs. r. NJ. HOLSTER, who had
charge Of the program, read two
chapters from Women Workers of
the Orient" and Mrs. T. Kilgore
conducted the Mystery Box" De-
votionals We're led by Mrs. May. Mrs.
Hillman will have charge Of the
program to be given at the meeting
to be held with Mrs. Kilgore, S11
Cottage Grove av., on Thursday
Feb. 20.
Beehive club No. goo met Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Z. EmmOns. 742 Cleveland az. The
afternoon was spent in needlework,
after which election Of officers for
the coming year was held. Those
who viii have charge of the affairs
of the Beehive club for 1919 are:
Lulu Penwel, president: Alice
Glavin, vice president: Emma Reed,
treasurer; LOttie O'Den, secretary.
and Nora KNIGHT, press reporter.
Following the election of officers
an elaborate luncheon was served.
The committee voted TO hold next
weeks meeting at the home of Jen-
ME Morris, S17 y. adams st.
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Election of officers was held at
the meeting Of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Indiana Avenue Chris
tian church Thursday afternoon. re-
sulting in Mrs. f. ]. Barton being
elected president: Mrs. Lee. first
ice-president; Mrs. Mailett, second
yice-president; Mrs. a. Swanson.
third vice president; Mrs. r. c..
Ratty. treasurer, and Mrs. Lester
Spidel, secretary. There were -
members present at the meeting.
Mrs. w. ]. Thompson, 122 E. Broad
way. will entertain Feb. 20.
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Mrs. s. J. Crumpacker, 1149
Portage av., entertained the mem
bers of the North side Culture club
Thursday afterr con. Mrs Hines
read current ev nts. and the after
noon was spent in sewing for the
Belgian children. Mrs. Lloyd f.
Croenan. 1117 Woodward av., will
entertain on Jan. %.
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There were Il members present
at the all-day meeting Of the Ideal
Embroidery club held Thursday
at the home Of Mrs. ]. r. Inwood,
III $. Main st. Mrs. InwoOd will
also De hostess to the members On
Jan. so.
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Mrs. Earl Yost, 1886 Vassar av.,
entertained the members of the
Thursday club yesterday afternoon.
The program included talk on
The Origin OF the Red Cross and
It's Mission Of Today by Mrs. Mos
sey, ana What the Y. NJ. c. A. Is
Doing Cor the soldiers" by Mrs. w
NJ. Cass. The roll eau was respond
ed TO with items concerning the y