South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-12
Clubs

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Mary Tuesday night Pedro and 500
we're played. favors being won By
Mrs. J. l. Turner. Mrs ]. 3. Weber.
James Tracey and I. w. McGann. A
musical program was rendered by
Roys' orchestra The committee on
arrangements included Miss Sarah
O'Neill, the Misses Mary and Cath
crime Sullivan. Miss Madeline Lewis.
Miss Adele Wills. Miss Hazel Turner.
Miss Elizabeth Rhodes and Miss
Helen Vennet$.
Forty-fve members Of the Century
class Of the Indiana Avenue Chris
tian church were the guests Tues
day evening or Mr.. and Mrs. Glen
Wells, 1903 8. Main 81 a color
scheme OF orange and black was car
ried out in the decorations and vel
low chrysanthemums formed the
table center piece. Games and con-
tests were enjoyed and refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be held Dec. ..
Mrs. G A. Pitcher was appointed
delegate TO the conference conven-
ton to be held at the First NJ +.
church Tuesday and Wednesday Of
next week by mem bers Of the Won
ans Home Missionary society Of st.
Pauls NJ. r. church at a meeting
held Tuesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs Irving w Sibrel 1113 w.
Washington av Devotionals were
led by Mrs. Flora Smith and the pro
Gram which was in charge Of Mrs.
g. II. Smoke consisted Of: A review
OF the chapter, Americas Genius
for Assimilation" by Mrs II c.
Dresden; a reading by little Miss
Mary Elizabeth Williams: paper,
Prepare Ye the Way" Mrs. Marvin
Ort; a leaf1et, Gary and the Camp
bell Settlement House" Mrs. Charles
Shederick, and a paper. The Priv
ilege o. Prayer" Mrs. John Hartman.
Refreshments were served during
the social hour by the hostess. as
sisted by Mrs. George Swintz. Mrs
Guy Fish, Mrs. Carl Williams and
Mrs. William Miller. The hostess at
the meeting Dec. 9 will be Mrs. Fred
Anderson. HOS Lincoln way ".
Mrs William Worm, 637 Stude-
baker St, who moved here recently
from Granger, Ind, was surprised
by members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the German Methodist
church Tuesday afternoon The time
was spent socially and a two course
luncheon was served.
Members OF the Fnibar class of
the Indiana Avenue Christian church
were entertained Tuesday evening
by Mrs. Anton Swanson. 1149 r.
Indiana av. Prizes in the contests
which We're held during the social
hour were won by Roy Carter. Rus
sci Owen and r. J. Cane. Flags were
used in decorating and the favors
were tiny Flags. Luncheon was
served 10 % members. The next
meeting viii be held Tuesday night
Dec. .. AT the home OF Mr.. and
Mrs. r.. A Wagner. zoe Z. Penn
sylvania az.
Mrs Herbert Mylott. 2O5 Pennsyl-
vania av., was hostess at meeting
Of the Woman's Missionary society
of the indiana Avenue Christian
church held at her home Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs. Lester Spidel the
president opened the business session
during which a committee was ap-
pointed for the g. W. b. NJ. day.
Dec. :; Mrs Ernest Mafft, the vice
president. was in charge OF the pro-
gram and Mrs. r. j. cane, led the
devotiOnals. Mrs. Ross White read
paper on the Chinese Missions in
America" Mrs. Monroe Culp gave a
talk on the Japanese Missions In
America" Mrs. Charles Culp gave
an address on the japanese Stu
dents i'm the United States" and Mrs
w. j. Thompson gave a review Of
tho national convention which was
held IN Cincinnati last month After
the program q social hour was an
joyed. refreshments being served 10
% mem bers Mrs. Ross White will
be the leader OF the next meeting
which viii be held at the home OF
AIRS. r. j. Cane, 1911 Marietta st,
Dec. ..
The Woman's Dining club enter
le -neu " llu n N.rN % AAOth QllIAtE IN
the pink parlor OF tie oliver hotel
Tuesday evening. Covers were laid
for so az a table beautifully decorat-
ed with yellow pom poms and oak
leaves The guests were Miss Rae
Heilman Mrs. Dora Hansen. Mrs
Hazen. Miss Freis Miss India Smith
and Miss Mary GroSsman Enter
tainment was furnished by Miss Dora
Hershenow. pianist. Hal c.. Van Ak
On viOlinist and Hans Roeder. cell
list. who rendered the following
musical program: Violin. Scene de
Ballet" by De Beriot. piano. "Etude'
hy Arensky and GrainEer's "Shep-
herds Hey cello, Mendelsohn's
ON Wings OF song and En- Sour
dine" by Tellam; violin. Souvenir"
by Drdla and "Serenade" by Mos
kowski; and a trio, Naughty Mari
eta" by Herbert
An armistice day program was
feature OF the War Mothers club
meeting which was held Tuesday aft
crnoon IN The pasiOr OF the y. W. &.
A. DIR. George Geisler described the