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

Miss Marjorie Bryan, 1O1 North
'hore dr.. will entertain a number
little friends at an informal dane
ng party this evening ir Aer home.
There were IS members present at
ne meeting OF the Woman's society
II the First Baptist church held
riday afternoon at the home of
IRIS. d. NJ Calvert, 523 T. Monroe
- Mrs. Frank Erwin was I'm charge
y the program. Woman in City
Industries" Miss Gertrude Sykes
poke on the subject. telling OF the
improvement IN the working condi-
iOns in this city. During the BUSH
Tess meeting officers were elected
or the ensuing year, resulting IN
IRIS. T. A. Freeman being elected
PRESIDENT; Mrs. Shonts. vice presi-
lent, and Mrs. william Studebaker
iecOnd vice president. Mrs. Carrie
Myers. secretary; Mrs. II. ". Elem
nR. assistant secretary; Mrs. Il. &.
turk. corresponding secretary; Mrs
george Ball. treasurer, and Mrs J.
A. Rode, assistant treasurer: au-
iitors Miss Minnie French and Mrs.
hsrles flasher; trustee. Mrs. o. r.
)eahI The next meeting will be In
he nature OF a social in the church
)arlors. the date 20 be announced
alter.
There was a meeting OF the Wom-
ans Missionary society OF the First
Presbyterian church Friday after
a. LippincOtt led the devotionals.
Mrs. Emma Harris gave a report OF
he presbytery meeting held in
Nishawaka, and Miss Anna Stanfeld
gave map talk on"WhO Is Who
Among the Missionaries Following
ne program a short business session
vas held. after which a social hour
vas enjoyed. Refreshments were
served. The hostesses were Mrs. r
VI. Boone. Mrs. +. II. Badet. Mrs. "A.
f. Harmon and Mrs. w. b. Slower.
mothers and daughters meeting
will be held June at which the
daughters will present a play.
Mrs B. r Augustine. 1915 River
side dr.. entertained the members Of
ne Woman's Missionary society of
he Westminster church Friday aft
arnoon Mrs A NJ. Eells led the
ievotOnals; Mrs. John Bordner told
II the missionary work in Alaska.
The Westminster womans quartet
gave an Indian number; Mrs Mary
Mooman read "Hiawatha Wooing,"
with music; Miss Katherine Berde-
mus. a missionary from Turkey told
of the missionary work being done
here. Mrs. Augustine was assisted
by Mrs. Donald Hines and Mrs L.
W. Hammond. The next meeting
viii be held with Mrs. ]. W. Smith,
10l Cushing ST. on June 8.
Announcement has been made by
Mrs. A r. Ives. $50 Sancome av..
Of the marriage of her daughter.
Miss Margaret Alice Talbert. and
Harold Wadleigh NIilette. son of Mr..
and Mrs. A E. Milette Concord. "
H.. which took place May I in De-
troit Mich. The bride was dressed
m "a mOdish travelling suit of navy
blue, with hat To match, and wore
corsage bouquet of sweet peas. She
is a graduate OF the South Bend
high school. class Of 1916. and re-
Gently returned from Washington.
u. c.. where she was engaged in war
work The couple will make their
home in Detroit
Mrs Homer Robinson. assisted by
Mrs. J W Eastep. Mrs. H. l.. Davis
Mrs. Arthur Jones and Mrs O.. Ger
her entertained 50 members Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. Friday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Rob
inson. 1861 Riverside dr. 1t was ie-
ciGd TO hold an all-day meeting 10
sew for Epworth hospital. the date
TO be announced later. The regular
meeting will be held June g.
Mrs +. Z. Saline. $50 n. Allen ST..
entertained with Il o'clock lunch
con Friday at the Robertson tea
rooms. in honor OF her out-Of- Gown
guests. Mrs. John Capron of Fort
Wayne. and Mrs Charles Coil of
Elkhart Pink roses formed the CEN
ter Of the table. Following the lunch
con Mrs. Charles Mclaughlin y.
scott st. entertained with ar Or
pheum party
Thirty mem bers attended the
meeting OF the Norman Eddy Relief
Corps held Friday afternoon at the
X of = hall. One new member was
admitted. Final arrangements were
made for the Grand Army Of the
Republic encampment 20 be held
next week The next regular meet
ing viii be held May IS.
Mrs Elizabeth Conklin. 400 W.
LaSalle av.. received more than so
friends and relatives Friday after