South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-13

A one-act play Of Holland life.
enacted by members Of the depart
ment. viii be presented Tuesday aft
ernoou before the general club w
the department OF literature and
dramatic art OF the South Bend
WOman's ch.b. The playlet which
VIII begin at 3 o'clock In the CLUB
rooms. is TO be given Inder the di-
rection Of Mrs. r.. e. Shanklin and
the cast OF characters includes the
following: Swysel. Mrs. II. II. Bart
lett, Delde, Mrs. George Kern; Peter
Spyk. Mrs. r. q. Sackett: Gretchen.
Mrs. Thomas Bungan: Capt Armo
Forte, Mrs. ID. X. Splitter; Ernestine.
Mrs Charles Moorland. The chorus
viii be composed Of Mrs. Karl King.
Mrs. r. NJ Hutchinson. Mrs. II.
Barnes Mrs. NJ. G.. Pelas. Miss Ada
Collmer and Miss Marion Goodman.
A group Of vocal numbers viii be
rendered by Mrs. J. F. cotter.
Mrs Walter slavbaugh. go T.
Broadway. entertained the Guiding
Star circle OF Grace Methodist Epis-
copaI church Tuesday evening at her
home The time was spent socially
with music and games.
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Mrs J. T. Corners was hostess 10
nine members of the North Side
Social club at her home, S13 Van
Buren, St, Thursday afternoon. In
two weeks Mrs. Carl Swanson. 604
Cottage Grove av.. will entertain
at a guest day party for the club
members and their friends.
That the reds have won the mem
bership contest against the blues. was
announced to the 45 members pres
ent at the meeting of the Pleasant
View W. &. T.. T.. which was held
wednesday afternoon AZ the home
Of Mrs A. L. Geyer. 737 Lawn6ale
av. The blues will entertain the
winners April = az the home of
Mrs. David Augustine. 1901 Lincoln
Way w. Rev. George Enterlme.
formerly pastor of the Quincy Street
Baptist church. spoke at the meet
ing yesterday of his work at Camp
Custer
There were "a members present
at the meeting OF the Ladies' Aid
society of the Stuu Methodist Epis-
copal church. Mrs Fred Entzian
and Mrs. G. w. Leason led in
prayer, and Mrs. Eli Carter gave
the scripture reading. Refresh
1nents were served by Mrs. Carter
and Mrs. II. Cook The next meet
ing viii be held April 9.
war Plays by Percival Wild
was the subject Of the program at
the meeting of the literature de-
partment. section one, of the Prog
ress club. Miss Alice Jensen gave
reviews Of the five following plays
BY Wild. The Unseen Host"
Mothers Of Men" "Paums." In
the Reviene" and s'VaIkyrie' The
officers OF last year were reelected
as follows. Miss Edith NJ. Holbrook,
chairman: Miss Katherine Kinerl1,
vice-chairman, and Mrs. J. c. Yeag
ley, secretary and treasurer.
Mrs. Effie Holland, $50 +. Wash
ington ST. entertained the members
OF the silver Pleasure club with an
ner was served at noon TO 10 men,
hers Two new members were ad-
mitted Airs. John Wolf, 621 y.
Eddy ST.. vii entertain March 10.
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There was "A meeting of the Clay
and Harris Home Economics club
wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs a Goehner. Edwardsburgh
I'd. Mrs. Lille Longley read a pa
per on Maple syrup" and Mrs.
Byron Christian on Bee Culture"
and Mrs. Goehner read a paper on
Poultry" Readings were given by
Mrs Roy Mace. Mrs. John Chear-
hart and Miss Maude Gray. Mrs
Christian VIII entertain March 20
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officers were elected at the meet
ing OF the =. =. c.. r. OF the Ard
Iaore Brethren church at the all day
meeting held Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs. Terry Runyan, result
ing in Mrs. Glen Carpenter being
elected president Mrs. Ira Bot
toross vice president. Mrs. Louis
Ewers secretary and Mrs. Edward
Wenrick treasurer. The next meet
ing viii be held March 90. the place
TO be announced later.
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The Ladies' Aid society and Bible
class of Maple Grove Methodist
Episcopal church We're entertained
Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. William Robinson. Michigan
rd The chapter Ruth" from the
Bible was the subject for discussion
The next meeting viii be held April
with Mrs. William Keltring
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