South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-26

A. a reorganization meeting OF the
Red Gross auxiliary. made up OF
women residing in the south end
OF the city. held Tuesday afternoon
ia the parlors Of the Grace n r.
church Mrs. James Foster was
elected supervisor and Mrs. George
Gal secretary The auxil-
larry viii meet next Tuesday at Grace
church TO sew for Belgian relief.
Mr.. and Mrs Walter G. Miller and
daughter. Miss Dorothy. entertained
L guests at dinner Tuesday evening
40 their home. 10 r. Madison st..
IN honor OF the Hon John T.. Mil
ler. congressman from Washington;
Mrs. Miller and daughter Leah. who
is an accomplished musician.
More than 90 attended the meet
ing Of the North section OF the
fFoman's league OF the First Method
isl Episcopal church Tuesday after
noon held st the home Of Mrs.
Henry /. Davis. 60 Park av. APP
bearing on the program was Miss
Edith Bell missionary from AZ
RIGA, who IS the guest If Mrs. George
Nyman. She spoke ON Missionary
Work in Africa" Mrs II. j. Ridg-
way sang several pleasing solos.
among which were Il Love You,
"Ladjie Of Mine" and 'Tis Morn
ing" she was accompanied by Mrs.
Lawrence ROmne. Following the
Mrs. Frank Hamilton. president o.
ne society. who has just returned
from Indianapolis. where she has
been during the session OF legisla-
ture. Mrs. Davis was assisted by
Mrs. J. W. woodward, Mrs. A G.
Hill. Mrs. A. Snyder Mrs. J. w.
Eastep. Mrs. W. w. Fassnacht. Mrs.
Anna Larrabee. Mrs. c. y. Pollock.
Mrs q. W. Zinky Mrs. elem Shid-
lei. Mrs q. ID. Britton and Mrs.
Lawrence Ronlne. The next meet
ing viii be held April -.
The Womans Foreign Missionary
society Of StuIl Methodist Episcopal
church held their annual thanksgiv-
ing offering TUESDAY afternoon in
the church parlors. There were 90
members present. Miss Bell. a re-
turned missionary from Africa,
spoke here before appearing at the
meeting Of the Woman's league. Mu-
steal numbers were given by Miss
Howard Edwards. Mrs Entzian
Mrs. Decker and Mrs. Webster Re
freshments were served. The next
meeting will be held April Is.
A party was given Tuesday after
noon celebrating the seventh birth
day anniversary OF John Herbert
Davline. 100 =. Laurel ST. The ma
tiOnal colors were attraCtively used
in the house decorations. In the
games. favors were won by Theodore
putt and Edgar Soderbcrs. Those
present were Emeline Zeltner. Jan
nette Smogor. Jane Campbell. Mary
ELAN Wass. Dorothy Richardson.
Charles Gerhold, William Gerhold.
Leslie Johnson. William PesChke,
Howard Shoupe. Andrew Zeltner.
Joseph Buckley and Richard Dav-
line.
There was a meeting of the Ma
ture study department OF the Prog
ress club Tuesday afternoon i'm the
club rooms. Miss Alice Scott read
"a chapter from the book Birds Of
the Bible," by Gene Stratton POr-
ter. A study was made Of the poems
March" by Bryant. Written in
March," by Wordsworth, and The
First Dandelion," by Whiteman.
The next meeting will be held in two
weeks.
The women of the South section
met Tuesday afternoon at the First
Methodist Episcopal church TO do
sewing for the Red Cross, working
on garments for the Belgian relief
The next meeting viii be held
April 1.
Thirty-two attended he card
party given BY the members of the
Wanita Sewing Circle Tuesday aft
prnoon at RCd-man hall
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