South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-05-09

In celebration or the fifth ami
versary OF its organization. the La
dies Bible class Of the First Breth-
rem church entertained the Mems
Bible class Thursday evening in the
church parlors. Dinner was served
at 1880 o'clock 70 100 guests, at a
table artisticaily conferred with
masses OF tulips, carnations and
wild flowers The class colors. blue
and gold. were employed in the dec
grafton OF the rooms Mrs r. c.
Miller acted as tOastmistress and
clever tOasts with responses were
given by Miss Maud Wenger. the
class teacher. DR.. u. ". Rench,
pastor. and Charles Coip. Sunday
school superintendent. Appearing on
The delightful program following
dinner were Miss Allegro Ingleright
who rendered a vocal solo with
piano and violin accompaniment,
Miss Abshire with piano numbers.
Miss Bessie Hogue in a series of
readings and the Ladies' Bible class
quartet.
Miss L. Ruth Robbins and Miss
Genevieve Hawkins were hostesses
20 20 guests at an old fashioned
taffy pull Thursday evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. II. Reeder,
1925 Leer ST. Music and dancing
were additional features OF the
evenings entertainment
Mrs Paul A. Nash, 72I y. Gushing
St, was hostess to the Modern
Mothers club at its regular meeting
Thursday afternoon. After short
business session the subject Of the
afternoon. "Teething and Colds ia
Small Children" was discussed by
Mrs. Russell ellis. on May %, Mrs
Emmett Thomas. 1923 woodward
av., Will entertain the club.
A musical program was presented
at the meeting Of the Thursday club
held at the nome of Mrs G. l.. Smith,
sol Z. Cedar St, Thursday afternoon.
Following the short business session,
Mrs James Cover gave two piano
selections. Butterfly" by Greig
and Love Dreams; biOgra phies Of
Mcdowell. Burleigh and Parker
were given by Mrs. c. L. Smith. three
vocal numbers, Absent by Metcalf,
Jeans" by Burleigh. and 'Elegre".
by Massenet were rendered by Miss
Geraldine Bennett: Mrs. Dan Pyle
and Miss Frances Pyle appeared in
program OF violin and piano num-
bers; ION the Hearth" Burleigh; Sc
lections from MacDOweTs. and King
Leer' by Parker; the piano number
ITO a Wild Rose" was played by
Mrs. G. l.. Smith Mrs. William
Cass, Dubail av., will entertain in
two weeks During the business
meeting IL was decided 10 send eight
members 10 the district convention
in Rochester.
The members or the Woman's
Home Missionary society OF the Trim
ity Presbyterian church met at the
home Of Mrs. Amy Rasley, 7OS Z.
Wayne St, Thursday afternoon. Mrs.
Mary Brewer was in charge of the
devotionals. The regular business
session was followed by the foreign
topic in charge OF Mrs. Frank French
Mrs. A. Weinberg had the home
subject. "Mexicans in the United
States; Mrs. Mary Brewer spoke on
The People of Mexico" Contests
favors were won by Mrs. L. Swartz
and Mrs. Harry Hardt There were
II members present. Following the
program the quarterly tea was held.
Mrs Mary Brown, Mrs. Laverans
and Mrs. Kate LObOugh acted as as
sistant hostesses. Mrs. Fred Gren-
ert. 421 y. Notre Dame av.. will en-
terrain June u.
The members OF the c. w B. NJ.
Of the First Christian church were
entertained Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. Rose Valentine.
1O1 w Lasalle av. Mrs. c. Z. Smoke
was in charge of the dsvotiOnals.
Mrs. o. w. Clark read a paper on
Cooperative and Organized Efforts
OF the Eastern Women" Mr.. and
Mrs. Rodney McQuarry rendered the
musical program. 1t was decided to
send Mrs. McQuarry as a represent
ative Of the Q. w b. NJ. to the con
vention to be held in Indianapolis
next week. The assistant hostesses
were Mrs. Harry Kellogg. Mrs. Bar
bier and Mrs. Burr Winchen. Mrs.
T. ". Taylor. 124 North Shore dr..
r.. viii entertain June 5.
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