South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-10
CLUBS

the WOman's Home Missionary so
Ciety OF the St. Pauls NJ +. church
at her home Tuesday afternoon
During the business session 10 was
decided 20 donate eight dollars 20
the Marcy home in Chicago and 20
send a barrel OF clothes 90 a pastor
at Winfield. Kan. who will dis
tribute them 20 the poor. The rOu-
tine business being disposed OF the
following program which was In
charge Of Mrs. o. r. Hupp was pre-
scented: a chapter of the study
book was read by Mrs. l. A. Lydick.
q leaflet. "Parson Plaintalk's Serm-
mons" read by Mrs. +. r. HOrspOol:
a report OF the district convention
held at the church ia November was
given by Mrs. G. A. Pitcher: and "A
recitation by little Miss Ruth Pat
terson. A social hour followed. dur
ing which refreshments were served.
The assistant hostesses were Mrs. :
Mosiman. Mrs. r. X Jester: Mrs. r
y Brown and Mrs. r. T. Beistle.
The next meeting will be held Jan.
d AT the home Of Mrs q. L. She'd
drick, $50 Cleveland av
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The nature department OF the
Progress club held its regular meet
ing Tuesday afternoon in the club
rooms with IS members In atten-
dance Mrs n. c. Dakin was elect
ed 10 the general election commit
Tee during the business session. Mrs.
K Q. DeRhodes read a paper on
THE Barn Swallow" and two poems.
Pine Needles" by William Hayne
and The Tree" by Jones Very: Mrs.
=. G. Dakin read "A chapter Of Co
ing's book dealing with the "U. :.
National Forest" and Mrs Victor
Jones read william Beebe's article
on The Pomeroon Trail" The next
meeting will be held Jan 3.
Miss Helen Russ. 40 W Wash
lngton av.. assisted by Miss Evelyn
F'Ulmer entertained "A members of
he Queen Esther circle Of the First
81. r. church at $50 o'clock din
ner Tuesday evening A business
session followed during which the
mite box was opened The program
consisted OF several papers on the
italian work among the immigrants.
The next meeting will be held Jan.
H., the place to be announced later.
Mrs. o. r Julian's Sunday school
class OF the First NJ. r.. church held
its monthly party Tuesday evening
IN the Friendship room OF the
church. Games and contest were
features OF the evening. the prize
IN the latter being won by Miss Bess
Morse. Refreshne were served
30 20 members by the hostess. the
Misses Mabel Garwood. Naomi Mar
tin. Delight Miller and Helen Jack
son.
The woman's Dining club enter
tanned with a Christmas party on
Tuesday evening at Kable's banquet
hall At Z o'clock a roast pig sup
per was served 20 81 guests at a Ia
ble decorated with Christmas colors.
After the dinner the men friends Of
the club members joined them and
The evening was spent in dancing.
Joe Arts orchestra furnished the
music for the program Of dances.
A business meeting OF the Mems
league Of the Grace NJ. r. church
was held Monday evening at the
church. Plans were made for a
Christmas party 20 be given in the
church parlors Monday evening. Dec
%, 10 which all the members OF the
parish will be invited A Christmas
tree viii be a feature of the even
ing's entertainment. Watch the pull
lit and press for announcements.
The Ayudadora circle held it's reg
ulav business meeting Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. John Walker 229
y Taylor 81 4 large attendance was
present at the business session which
was followed by a social hour Re
freshments were served. The date
and place OF the next meeting will
he announced later.
Mrs Frank jenkins. 1918 s. St
Joseph st, was hostess Tuesday aft
ernoon at a O'Clock luncheon
which was given in honor Of her
mother. Mrs. II. hester OF Hart,
Mich. who viii be her guest until
after the Christmas holidays and to
celebrate the first birthday anniver-
Sary OF her daughter. Barbara. A two
course luncheon was served TO six
guests.
The Independent club was enter
tanned at a Christmas dinner Sat
urday noon at the home OF Mrs.
Harvey Lee. 12S Fox ST. Places
were laid for Is members and ;hree
guests. The afternoon was spent
with music and the exchanging OF
Sits. The club viii meet Wednes-
Gay afternoon with Mrs John
3 Shenenberger. 1917 S Franklin ST.
Al an all day sewing Monday
members OF the South Bend Won
EMS club dressed "a dolls for the
Childrens DispenSary and plans
were completed for the distribution
OF the childrens' Christmas packages
20 the Rescue Mission and the sal
walton Army, the packages are 70 be
brought 20 the club rooms Dec. 70