South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-05

Mrs. w. NJ. Weld; The Union Sig
nal.' by Mrs. Charles Hopkins. In
the evening the program will con-
sist Of the following features Sc
lection by Westminster orchestra
address by institute leader, Mrs
Matte Cammack Gibson OF Jones
boro, Ind, state lecturer for the
W. c. T. u. TIE Tuesday sessions
or the institute will be held at the
Methodist church Of Osceola. Ind.
Members and friends of the Pen
elope club met Friday night with
Mrs. NJ. Kemerley. 7O1 y. Michigan
St, in the celebration of Mrs. KEN
erley's birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent socially with
games. music and contests. Piano
and vocal solos were rendered by
the Misses Ruth and Mildred Kem-
erley. The hostess was presented
with several pretty gifts as remem-
brances of the occasion. Luncheon
was served.
Mrs Charles Incl was reelected
Chairman Of the department of
philanthropy and civics Of the Prog
ress club at its regular meeting Fri
day afternoon. other officers chosen
We're: Mrs. W NJ. Weld. vice chair
man; Mrs +. VI. Anders, secretary,
and Mrs. William Bender. treasurer.
Appearing on the program at the
meeting was Miss Florence Weld
who gave an interesting and prac-
teal talk on Food for the Family
Group" in which she pointed out
that in the planning of menus con-
sideration must be given to the food
value. selection and preparation and
service. She cited practical statis-
tics concerning healthful foods. EN-
phasizing the need for proper quan
tity, quality and variety, saying that
good feeding means good think
ing" The department will hold its
next meeting in two weeks.
The new text book, which is 10 be
studied for the next six months
The Path of Labor" was the sub
Ject of discussion at the regular
meeting of the Woman's society OF
the First Baptist church held Friday
afternoon with Mrs. c.. w. Kopf
427 W. Madison ST. Mrs L. s. Davis
gave a review of The Call for Serv-
ice" The monthly social meeting OF
the society will take place on the
evening Of April % at the church
The Indiana club Friday evening
was the scene of a delightful dinner
dance which followed the annual
election of officers for the Married
Folks Dancing club. All the retir-
ing officers were there to express
their best wishes 10 the incoming of
ficers for a successful year i'm the
history or the Grub.
Music for the dance program was
furnished by Donahue's orchestra,
and 40 couples were present to enjoy
the dancing. The retiring officers
are +. A. Stephenson, president, and
Mrs. Frank Warner. secretary. the
vice president, Charles Harper, hav-
ing been reelected to that office for
the ensuing year.
The retiring officers gave briei
sketches of The activities Of the club
during the past year, and thanked
the members for the hearty cooper
alton shown, which they declared
was so instrumental in furnishing
the good entertainments which they
had enjoyed.
The following officers were elect.
ed for the next year: Fred A. Bryan
president: Mrs. Edgar johnson. sec.
rotary, and Charles Harper. treas,
urer.
The WOman's Missionary society
of the First Presbyterian church held
it's regular meeting Friday after
noon in the church parlors. The
devotionals were conducted by Mrs
j. G.. Yeagley; Mrs. J. F. MCGOWAN
had the news budget, telling of the
progress made in the missionary
work all over the world The work
Of the Harriet House girls school
located at Vagkok. Siam. was de-
scribed by Mrs. II. NJ. Grow Mrs
I Emil Hannah gave an account OF
the need OF funds for the hospital al
Lolodorf Siam. Miss Gertrude
Brown explained the financing Of
the jubilee fund, for which. il wa:
announced at the meeting, s416 has
already been subscribed by member:
OF the society. Mrs. r. NJ. Booth
Mrs r. c. Koos, Mrs. J. NJ. Shidlel
and Mrs. II r Duckwith acted q:
| hOstesses
An Awakened Interest in Semi
I Precious stones was the subject
/ chosen by Miss Virginia Tut for q
very interesting talk before the
members OF the current history de
partment Of the South Bend Won.
ans club. Friday afternoon. Other
\ topics that excited quite as much i'm,
/ terest was The Land of Cherry
Blooms" discussed by Mrs. Johr
Hunter. And THE British in tn,
! Promised Land" by Mrs. T. ]
Claire. Several piano numbers were