South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-20

Mrs. ". +. Miller reviewed John
\ Burrows essays entitled The
Breah OF Life" at a meeting OF the
I Woman's Literary club. held Wed
nesday afternoon at the home Of
\ Mrs. John Reynolds. Jr.. 81 w Col
I fax av. A general discussion fol-
/ lowed. A business session preceded
| the program.
Section four Of the Pastors Aid
/ society OF the First Christian church
| met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
/ T. o. Schoeppel, col s Carroll St
| Arrangements were made for the bs
zaar which will be held in the
I church Dec. > and 6, during the bust
ness session which was followed by a
| social afternoon. Mrs. Fred Truland
/ 1915 S. Fellow St, will entertain on
Dec. II.
Mrs. Anna Graf. 3O7 Hamden ct.
| entertained at dinner Wednesday in
honor of her 27th birthday anniver-
sary. The out-of town guests were
Mrs Christian Anderson, Mrs Lain
Anderson and Mrs. Lucy Simpson, OF
Lakeville, Ind
Always Faithful class was chosen
as the name of Mrs. W. L. Patter-
sons Sunday school class Of st.
| PauIs NJ. +. church at a meeting
held Tuesday night at the home OF
Miss Margaret Williams. S14 Blaine
av. officers were chosen as follows:
Miss CAN Granger. president; Miss
! Pearl Thompson. vice president;
| Miss Margaret Williams. secretary.
and Miss Jeanet Beistle. treasurer.
The next meeting will be held dur
ing the holidays at the home of Mrs.
Patterson, 527 y. Cushing st.
The Schuyler Rebekah Thimble
held a regular meeting at the club
rooms in the 7. o. O. T. hall. A So
cial hour was enjoyed and refresh
ments We're served 10 is guests The
Thimble Will hold another meeting
Dec. >.
The Coquinard civic center met
I I
IN attendance. An interesting pro-
gram was presented including
piano solo by Miss Florence Cross.
community singing led by Mrs.
Jessie Marble InwOOd. an Irish jig
by the Misses Dorothy Davis and
Janice Reed, a piano solo by Doro-
thy Layfield. The principle address
OF the evening was given by w. w.
Borden, superintendent of schools.
on "A Junior High School" which
was followed by a discussion led by
[ George Witwer. Refreshments were
served by the Coquillard Mothers
club.
Al a regular meeting Of the Auten
Relief corp Tuesday afternoon at
the old court house three members
were initiated. one petition was bal
loted upon and two applications
were received. Plans were cCm-
pleted for q birthday party 30 be
held next Tuesday afternoon for the
members whose birthdays occur in
November and July.
Thursday there will be an all day
meeting Of the corps TO sew for the
Orphans home. A large attendance
is desired.
Mrs. s C. Cross. 10 Hoose Ct.
announces the marriage OF her
daughter, Mary, to Howard McDee
Casteel of this city. The ceremony
took place Nov. II in Chicago at the
home of Mrs. George A. Fleock,
aunt of the groom. A dinner was
served at the Lasalle hotel after
which the couple left for an eastern
trip.
As a courtesy to Miss Mildred
Lane whose marriage will take
place on Thanksgiving day, Miss
Ruth Kuss entertained informally
a. her home. 1915 s Michigan St.
Tuesday evening At contests favOrs
We're won by Miss Lane. Mrs. Fred
Wiedman and Miss Helen Hahn. Re
freshments were served to 10 guests
The Epworth League of the Ger
man VI. +. church was entertained
Tuesday evening with a measuring
social at the home of Mrs. George
Koenig. 12S +. Dayton st. Games
featured the evenings enjoyment
refreshments were served. Dec. >
the league will ask the United
States senate 10 discuss the woman
: suffrage question.
a meeting OF the Overcomers'
class OF the United Brethren church
; was held Tuesday night at the home
OF Mrs. Sarah Parker. 1919 :. Miami
! 81. Following the business meeting
the scripture lesson from the book
Of Genesis was read. Refreshments
We're served to 10 guests. The next
meeting Will De held Dec. 16.
AR and Mrs. Gust Schricker. $40
Niles av.. entertained with a shower
Tuesday evening complimenting
Mrs Helen Troutner. whose mar
, riage TO their son. Otto will occur
'Dec. IS. Covers were placed for so