South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-05


quest OF the Continent" BY Bishop
Burleson, was presented by Mrs. Ed
ward T. Chaplin az the missionary
meeting Of the Woman's guild of
S. James Episcopal church held
. Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Eugene
Hauck. 753 Lawndale av. Mrs.
smith OF Prince Edwards island
house guest OF Mrs. =. J. Walsh. was
present as a guest OF the guild. on
Afsrch is. a luncheon will be given
~ the guild at the clergy house,
with Mrs. c. J. Gashn. Mrs. j. G..
Thomsett and Mrs Thomas Bran
don acting as hostesses
Four applications for member
ship were accepted and three names
considered at the regular business
meeting OF the Auten ". r. G. held
Wednesday night in the Old court
house. Following the business ses-
sion social hour was enjoyed.
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A general invitation il extended TO
all members OF the First Methodist
Episcopal church 10 be present at a
social evening TO be observed Thurs
day night in the church parlors. A
splendid program OF readings, vocal
and instrumental numbers has been
arranged for presentation.
The Delta Alpha class OF the First
Brethren church held its regular
monthly session. preceded by a $50
o'clock supper Tuesday evening in
the church parlors. Important bust
ness, including the decision to send
IS Bibles 10 the class mission in
Kentucky. was transacted by the 2S
mSmbers present. A feature of the
program was the reading of a letter
from a former class president. Miss
Iona Forsythe. now Of Detroit, who
enclosed a liberal contribution 10 the
class treasury. on the first Tues
day in April the class will meet at
$40 o'clock for the regular business
session and supper.
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Col. and Mrs. George Studebake1
entertained so guests at a delightful
dancing party Tuesday evening at
their home, Tippecanoe pl. The
affair was planned as a courtesy to
Ensign and Mrs Lafayette Levan
Porter. who recently returned from
Annapolis. where Ensign Porter was
stationed. Messick's orchestra fur
nished music for dancing. and re
freshments were served late in the
evening.
Members of the Young Married
Peoples class Of the Indiana Avenue
Christian church were entertained
Tuesday evening at the home OF Mr.
and Mrs Leroy Browning. 127 +. Fox
ST. ON April J., Rev. and Mrs. f. J
Cain will open their home at 11s r
Bowman St, 10 the new class.
The POllyanna Girls Of the Grace
NJ. r. church met at the home Of
Miss Bernace Hahn. 1905 S. Main st.
Y tuesday evening. Eight members
we're present. Light refreshments
were served. The next meeting will
be held at the home Of Geraldine
Loehr' 2l6 W. Wayne ST, April 3.
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More than $50 people were de-
lghtfully entertained BY the exhibit
OF American mural paintings and ia
nous pictures. posed by living
models under the auspices of he
art department OF the South Bend
Woman's club 10 the clubs mem
bers and friends Tuesday night n
the club rooms
The pictures were arranged by
Mrs. W. X. Sherman. Mrs. r L.
Sims and Mrs. +. G. Francis
All the pictures were wonderfully
clever reproductions OF the original.
not only in posture, but in types, cos
tunes and lighting effects. Deserving
especial mention were several OF the
pictures posed by children, ranging
in years from four TO six, which were
altogether charming. During
the pictures and intermission music
was furnished by Mrs. Dan Pyle and
/, Francis Pyle.
The exhibit will be repeated
Thursday night in the club rooms
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The members of the Woman's
Missionary society OF the Indiana
Avenue Christian church met Tues
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Culp. 126 +. Indiana av The
subject OF the program was En-
larging the Opportunities Of the
Women Of the Orient" which was in
charge Of Mrs. r J. Barton. Mrs.
Sen Norton gave the scripture read
ing; Mrs Lester Spideu reviewed
the third chapter OF the book.
Women Workers Of the Orient" a
vocal solo was rendered by Mrs. f.
j. Cain: Mrs. Bert Ray told of the
missionaries OF India and Mexico.
and Mrs. r l. Frye told OF the mis-
sioraries OF South America and AZ
RIGA. Mrs Cain read a paper on
Opening Education 10 the Women