South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-25

The patriotic and civic relief de-
uartment OF the south Bend Won
ans club received more than S4S 10
carry on its work. as "a result OF the
repetition of the Originality program
FRIDAY evening in the club rooms.
every number proved a most pleas
ing feature 10 the large and cordial
lv enthusiastic audience which at
tended the performance. given as a
benefit for the patriotic and civic
fund.
Rev James L. Gardiner, ID. D.,
will appear before the club on Feb.
IN his lecture. Poetry and Ro-
nance Of the War" and the event is
being looked forward 20 with keen
pleasure by those who have had the
pleasure Of hearing Dr. Gardiner in
his discussions Of related topics.
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An all day meeting Of the Norman
Eddy Sewing circle was held Friday
at the Y. w. Q. A with Mrs Molly
Bradley as hostess. Sixteen members
and two guests. Mrs Sillman of De-
catur. H.. and Mrs. Ramsley of
Plttsburg. Pa, were present. Mrs.
Bradley will entertain the members
IS again I'm two weeks.
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Miss Marie Hiss was honor guest
at a farewell party given Friday
night by the Children Of Mary So
dality OF ST. Joseph's church in the
parish hall. Miss Hiss viii leave next
week for Fort Wayne. There We're
Is members present and music and
dancing were features OF the enter
tainment. Tn a contest the favor was
won by Miss Margaret Kinerk.
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The annual business meeting of
the St Joseph's hospital Aid society
was held Friday afternoon in the X.
OF g. home. The president and
treasurer presented their annual re-
ports and were followed by the char
ity committee which reported a to-
tai Of 332 charity cases cared for at
the hospital S07 days care. with a
total cost Of s1.352.55. The direc-
tors elected TO serve during the en-
suing year were. Mrs David l..
Guilfoyle. Mrs. John Grief, Mrs. J. =.
Lechner. Mrs. A. 2. Perley, Mrs. d.
7. Kelly Mrs. W. ID. O'Brien. Mrs.
J. J. O'Brien. Mrs. T. w Lower,
Mrs. Tracy and Mrs. w c.. Crabin.
A guest party VIII be given by the
society on Friday evening Jan 81.
at the Elks' temple. An attractive
program, including card playing, is
being arranged.
The Woman's Bible class Of the
First Christian church was enter
tanned Friday evening by Mrs.
Charles Ault S. Eleventh St. River
Park. After the devotionals and
business session, a clever guessing
contest was enjoyed and readings
were given by John G. Freebooter.
Claudine Ault and Mrs. NJ J. Arm
strong. Dainty refreshments were
served at the end of the enjoyable
Roop. sos Riverside dr., will be hos
tess To- the class.
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Continuing the study of the Irish
one-act drama. Mrs. c. Mont Smith
spoke on Spreading the News"
Lady Gregory. at the meeting Of the
department Of literature, section 2,
of the Progress club. Friday after
noon. Hiss Stella Vanderhoof read
current war poetry, which was fol-
lowed by two vocal numbers by Mrs.
W r. Bryan Don't You Mind Sor-
row" by Cowles, and "On the
shore" by Meilerins.
The next meeting of the depart
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A birthday party was given Thurs
dag night i'm honor of Miss Margery
Cohceu and Miss Beatrice KisseU.
20 the home of the former. 500 F.
Lasalle av. Games. music and dane
ing were enjoyed, contest favors be-
ing awarded 10 Miss Catherine Sing
Ter and Miss Florence Kinerk. The
guests of honor received many
beautiful gifts
Mrs Helen Galloway. GIG S. Main
S.. entertained Friday night with a
o'clock dinner in honor of the
birthday of her mother, Mrs Ed
ward Einsey, and Of Miss Gertrude
Anders. Covers were laid for 10 at
"a table conferred with silver
basket filed with sweetheart roses.
The out-of-town guests were Miss
Mary Jane Tilt If Macon. Ca. and
Frank Colert OF Chicago.
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s very novel and enjoyable affair
was held az The Indiana club FRI
day nisht when tNC men of the
Married Folks dancing club enter
tanned the ladies with dinner
dance. Dinner was served at 6:3O
o'clock by the men, The women
were dressed as red cross nurses.
Thirty-seven couples attended the
dance for which ponohues orches-
ira furnished the music.
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There was an all day meeting Of
the Warita sewing circle Friday
with Mrs Floyd Fulme~. 1905 ~.
Elmer ST. The 1G members present
enjoyed social afternoon ON
Jan. 81 Mrs Dora Cutdale. 209 H..
Navarro VIII entertain. with am al
day meeting.
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