South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-03

AIRS. Q. " T8ggart, 1919 s. Mich
igan ST. was hostess 90 the I-tdie-
Aid society Of the Holy Trinity Eng
llsh Lutheran church at the regular
monthly business meeting held
THURSDAY afternoon. Arrangements
were made for the birthday party
az which the ladies or the society
will entertain tho congregation Of
the church next Thursday at the
home Of Rev Albert Keck. 70-
Sherman av. The affair viii be in
celebration OF the 18th anniversary
OF the church's founding. or next
"Wednesday the society will hold
sewing meeting with Mrs. Thomp-
son. s27 Sherman av.. and on Feb
Il. the members viii entertain their
husbands al a Valentine party.
plans for which were discussed ~
the meeting Thursday.
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The North Side Culture club met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Orlo
Deahl. 1114 Woodward av.. and 4
most interesting program was pre-
sented Mrs Homer Robinson was
in charge Of the discussion of cur
rent events. and included in her
topics Medicine In 1851 and 1919"
and "An old Jewel IN the Proper
Setting" the latter being an ex-
ceptionally fine article comparing
the present and past Jerusalem. and
relating plans for the betterment
OF conditions there in the future to-
gether with the aim TO preserve the
old city in all it's traditional sim
plicity. The next meeting Of the club
will be held on Thursday. Jan. Q.
at the homo Of Mrs. s. J. Crum-
packer. 1149 Portage av
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At a meeting Of the Ladies' aux
Hilary Of The Trinity NJ. +. church
held Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. Milo Peddycord. 1910
w VanBuren St. Mrs. G.. T. Beatty
and Mrs. Charles Uhl were appoint
ed members of the calling commit
tee and Mrs. Beatty and Mrs. Peddy-
cord were made mem bers of the
program committee for the coming
year. Sewing occupied the time fol-
lowing the business meeting. On Feb.
8 members Of the auxiliary will b,
entertained by Mrs Catherine Sho-
walter. 534 Cleveland av.
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Mrs. George u. Reroth, f016 Cali
folnia av.. entertained IA members
OF the Nonpariel club at her home
Thursday. The afternoon was spent
in various social diversions. The next
meeting will be held Jan. &c. with
NJ A "a
av.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the Grace Methodist Epis-
copal church met Thursday after
noon i'm the church parlOrs. There
were 40 members present Mrs. w
r. Schaefer read the study subject
The Work Of the Women Of the
orient" 4 vocal solo was rendered
By Mrs Dora Essex. who also read a
Christmas story. Mrs. G. B. Crum-
packer gave a reading. Miss Cleah
Davis sang "A solo followed by read
ing by Mrs. Bess Kent, us IL Worth
While" The next meeting of the
society viii be held February 6.
avenue entertained the members of
the Ladies Aid Society OF the First
Evangelical church. Thursday after
noon. It was the regular monthly
business meeting Readings were
given by Mrs. George Long and Mrs.
G.. G. Holston Mrs Fred Deering,
Chapel lane will entertain Febru
airy s
The Sumption Prairie Home
Economic club held an all day meet
ing Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Arthur Ost There were seventeen
mem beers and guests present. The
time was spent in sewing for Belgian
children and a short program was
given. Readings were given by Mrs
Frank Locke and Mrs. Ernest
French. The next meeting will be
February 6, az the home of Mrs.
Ray Patterson.
There were eight members pres
ent at tho meeting OF the Ideal En-
broidery club. which was held Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Evan Edwards s. Michigan st.
plans were made for the all day
meeting which viii be held with Mrs.
r. L. Inwood. ST South Main
street. January s. a picnic dinner
viii be served
Election Of officers was held att
the meeting OF the Mothers club.
which was held Thursday afternoon