South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-10

were laid for the guests at a table
set in the pink parlor.
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Selections by the composer, G. 6.
Spross. comprised the program Of
musical numbers in charge OF Mrs.
George A. Fulmer, which was pre-
sented at the meeting Of the music
department Of the Progress club
held Thursday afternoon in the club
rooms. The program consisted OF
the following numbers, all excep-
tionaily well rendered: Song With
out Word" a piano selection, left
hand. by Mrs. Arthur Voight; Sun
rise and Sunset" a vocal solo by Mrs.
Walter L. Bryan; "A Rose Rondell."
a vocal duet by Mrs. Albert Weiss
and Mrs. Bryan: Robin, Robin.
Sing Ne a Song" a vocal solo by
Mrs Robert Holverscheid: "Valse
Caprice" two pianos. four hands.
Mrs. Lawrence Romine and Miss
Valera Bondurant. Community sing
ing was conducted by Mrs. Hover
scheid. and all accomplishments
were played by Miss Bondurant and
Miss Maude Weber. The next de-
partment meeting will be held on
Jan. %.
Election OF officers was held at the
joint meeting of the Ladies' Aid.
Ladies' Benefit and Sewing societies
OF the Zion Evangelical church
Thursday afternoon. The officers
elected for the Ladies' Aid society
are: Mrs. Edwin Phister. president:
Mrs. Julius Christman, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. Henry Christman, treas
urer; Mrs. Thedora Jena, secretary.
Those for the Benefit: Mrs. Fred
HenningA president; Mrs. Erhardt
Riedel. vice president: Mrs. Frank
Miller. secretary and Mrs. William
Barth, treasurer; and the Sewing so
ciety Mrs. A. T. Phister, president;
Mrs. II. G. Christman, treasurer
The societies will meet Jan. % at
the parish school
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Mrs. Lucy Bower was chosen pres
ident OF the Penelope club at a
meeting held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Viola schroyer. 42O
". Grove st, Mishawaka. Other
officers elected were Mrs Schroyer.
vice president; Mrs. Camilla Heck
thorn. secretary; Mrs Grace De-
Wells, treasurer; Mrs. Bessie Wen
rick, flower treasurer: and Mrs.
Nora Kemerley. musician. Favors
I'm the contests which were held dur
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Mrs Camilla Heckathorn and Mrs.
Mary Hurrel. Luncheon was served.
In two weeks the members will meet
with Mrs. Bessie Wenrick, 1881 Lin
coin way W.
The Woman's Foreign Missionary
society OF Trinity Presbyterian
church met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs Harry Hardt. S14 +.
Wayne ST. The meeting was open
ed with devotiOnals. Home and
foreign topics were read and plans
made for the jubilee membership
drive and for a tea which will be
held at the home of Mrs. d. ID. Mon
roe. $40 r. washington av., Feb. IS
The society also voted to give s55 to
the Women's Home and Foreign
Missionary society; 1913 to the
church. s. 10 the Sunday school.
and 50 to home missions.
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The Worth While circle Of the
First Methodist Episcopal church
met Thursday afternoon with Mrss
]. r. Metzler. 24O Tonti av. The
assisting hOstesses were Mrs. Arthur
Jones. Mrs. Harry Roderick. Mrs
d X. Splitter and Mrs. Clarence
Whitmer. The meeting was open
ed with community singing followed
by a business session during which
the circle decided to adopt a French
war orphan. The afternoon was
spent in sewing for Epworth hospi-
tai. Mrs. Harry Martin. Wood St,
will entertain Feb 7.
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Election of officers was held at