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

CluD composed OF women OF the Ara
more and Five Points communities.
was reorganized at a meeting held
Thursday afternoon at the Ardmore
school. Mrs. g. +. MattesOn was
chosen as president OF the club, Mrs.
Ruel Reinebold vice president: Mrs.
Q. n. HIM. secretary, and Mrs. James
VanderwOln. treasurer. At the next
meeting 20 be held at the home OF
Mrs. Reinebold on Tuesday. May 20.
Miss Jusnita Mills. county home
demonstration agent. will discuss
Labor Saving Devices and The
Farm Kitchen, workshop" and
there will be special musical pro-
gram.
The ladies' Of the Give Grove. No.
Il, Redmen circle gave a surprise
party al the home OF Mrs. Edward
Kinsey. SIS s. Main st. Thursday in
honor OF her birthday anniversary.
Luncheon was served at $50 O'Clock.
covers being laid for 90 at the table,
centered with a large basket of
American beauty roses, a gift re-
ceived by Mrs. Kinsey. The ladies
/ presented the honored guest with a
set OF silver spoons. Piano music
was furnished by Miss Mildred God
/ fred. Contests prizes were awarded
20 Mrs Lafor and Mrs. George Fet-
/ tiers.
The mem bers OF section four Of
/ the Ladies' Aid society of the Grace
Methodist Episcopal church enter
/ tanned So members Of the Ladies Aid
. society Thursday afternoon in the
| church parlors. The devOtionals
were lead by Mrs. Mueller Mrs. Ed
/ ith B. Miller presided at the meet
\ ing. After the business session little
| Miss Betty Carson gave vocal num-
\ her and a song was rendered by
I Master Francis Messick. In the
\ contest between Mrs. Frank Brobeck
and Mrs. Wesley Miller Mrs Bro
beck won. The next meeting will be
/ held June -
Mrs. c. c. Jordon, ell y. Francis
I ST., was hostess at the meeting OF the
Woman's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. Of the Lowell Heights Methodist
/ Episcopal church Thursday. Mrs.
! PrOwd was in charge of the pro
gram. Rev. JordOn lead the devo-
tionals and Mrs. Kiplinger was in
charge of the mystery box. The
next meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. Makemsome. 722 L.
I Washington St. June 5.
Twenty members attended the
monthly luncheon of the Mothers
| club held Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. ]. w Shidler. 315 w
| Navarro. Apple blossoms were very
effectively used in the decorating Of
the rooms. The afternoon was spent
socially. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks.
At the meeting of the Circle OF
Mercy held Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Flora Guthrie. 222
/ S. Williams St. the 20 members did
sewing for the day nursery. Mrs. e
/ III. Grain and Miss Virginia Guthrie
rendered several piano selections
/ The next meeting will be held May
I22, with Mrs. Caroline Nc Namara.
T113S y. Eddy st.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the First
/ Church OF the Brethren held a meet
\ ing Thursday afternoon at the home
\ Of Mrs. Ersal Kalter, ia Dale av.
I There were IA members present.
/ Sewing was the diversion of the aft
ernoon. on June 10 there will be a
/ meeting at the church.
Mrs. Charles Livengood entertain
ed ten members of the What-SO- Ever
class Of the First Baptist church on
/ Thursday afternoon AT her home.
1920 S. Main ST Following the bust
ness meeting. refreshments were
served. Plans for the next meeting
will be announced later
Mrs. John Suchy. 500 riverside
/ dr., was hostess to seven members of
\ the Ideal Embroidery club Thursday
afternoon. In two weeks. May %
Mrs. William Bertch. Greenlawn av..
! River Park, viii entertain.
Mrs. James Collard, : Michigan
/ St. was hostess at the meeting OF the
\ Nonpariel club Thursday afternoon
1 There were Il members present.
Mrs oliver Fries, sci Pennsylvania
av, will entertain May %