South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-06

More than a. members OF tho
second section OF the literature de-
partment were present at the meet
ing which was held Friday after
noon az 800 O'Clock in the club
rooms The play. ''Rosalind." BY
Barrie. was given. the parts being
taken by the members OF the club
Miss Alice Jenkins took the part OF
Mrs. Page: Mrs. Lawrence Romine.
Of Charles Roche. and Miss Alma
Hartman that Of Dame Quickly The
play was well arranged and greatly
enjoyed. The musical numbers were
furnished by Mrs J. II Maus. who
sang the "F1orian Song and Songs
Ny Mother Taught Ne" accom-
panied by Mrs. Hildebrand. During
the business session which followed
The program. Mrs. Milo Hodson was
elected 20 represent section two OF
he literature department on the
election board. The next meeting
will be held in the club rooms on
Jan. 2.
The home department OF the
South Bend Woman's club held a
meeting Friday afternoon in the
club rooms. After the usual bust
ness session the following program
was rendered: The Truth About
Santa Claus and Holiday Stories and
Games" by Mrs. Victor Paxton: a pa
Der on How 10 Develop a Desire
FOR Good Reading in the older
child" BY Mrs Mary Bartlett. 4
Christmas dance arranged bv Mrs.
r G. Shanklin was given BY tho
Misses Marian and Dorothy Dalton.
Marion Hildebrand and vinselIe
Bartlett The piano accompaniment
was played b. Miss Martha Sims.
Mrs. BrandH Ziegler read n poem
entitled "The Optimist," written by
Mrs. F. 3. Barnes The next meet
ing viii be held Jan g.
Mrs. 2. IT Winkler. Alp y. Mich
isan St. was hostess 10 as members
OF the Woman's Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church on
Friday afternoon. Mrs. T. ". Boone
led the devotiOnais After the rou-
tine business was disposed Of Mrs
W. .. Williams reviewed the fourth
chapter OF the study book. Ancient
People at New Tasks" which was
entitled "Regenerating Race with
Tools and Bibles" and deals with
the development Of the Philippine
Islands through the aid or the gov
eminent and the missionaries. Mrs
George Cutter gave the current news
of MOrmonism in the United States
and Mrs George Beitner the current
news OF Syria and Persia. Victrola
selections were also enjoyed and re-
frcshment were served. The next
meeting will be held Jan. in the
club rooms
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Westminster Presbyterian
church was entertained Friday aft
ernOOn AT the home OF Mrs. NJ. r.
Bricken. 1929 Riverside dr. The
business session was followed by
program in which the various as
poets Of the missionary work i'm In
dia were discussed by Mrs. Claude
Nash, Mrs. Elmer Strayer. Mrs. c.
g. Beyrer and Miss Mary NIillhousc.
The next meeting will be held Jan. 2,
the place 10 be decided later.
The Friday Friendship club held
a meeting Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs 9. X. Kuehne. 111s
Portage av. A business session was
followed by a social hour during
which sewing was done for the Ep-
worth hospital. Refreshments wero
served 10 IA members Mrs. Carl
=. Randolph. BIS :. Eddy It will
he hostess at the next meeting which
viii be held Dec. 10.
The senior class. winner of the an
nual subscription contests of the In
terlude. was guest of honor at q
dance given by the Interlude staff
ia tho High school gymnasium Fri
day evening. All seniors wearing
the red subscription tags were ad-
mitted. while the other classes and
the alumni were obliged to pay the
entrance Zee. Ragpicker's orches-
ira furnished the music for the pro
gram Of Il dances.
AIRS Charles II. Harper. 522 w.
CoifaX av.. entertained more than so
guests at a reception Friday after
noon from $3.50 until o'clock. TO
introduce Mrs. Henry NJ. Harper.
recent bride The assistant hos
tesses were Mrs A. H. Cushing and
Mrs T. A. Miller.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Holy Trinity English Lutheran