South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-08

the Lafayette thimble Wednesday
afternoon. Needlework occupied the
social hour which followed the bust
ness session. Refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks az the home OF
Mrs. Samuel Rockstroh. 1887 sher-
man az.
The Children Of Mary OF St Pat
rick's church entertained Wednes-
day evening in St. Patrick's hall
with a dance and social evening.
The music for the dance was fur
nished by Roys' orchestra Several
fine musical numbers were rendered
by Mr.. Bresnahan of Notre Dame,
and Miss Helen Guilfoyle. The COM
mittee in charge OF the entertain
ment was composed OF the Misses
Josephine Decker, Sarah O'Neiu.
Gladys Sousley. Mary Hagerty. Mary
McInerny, Bernice Code. Bertha
Fritzer. Martha Cell Nellie Luckey.
Elinor Lewis and Mary and Helen
Sweeney
The Shakespeare circle held it's
regular meeting Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. w. Q. Williams. $40
y. Michigan ST. Mrs W. o. Davies
gave a report Of the December Re
view OF Reviews, and Mrs. W. Fl.
! Brugger gave the current events. In
two weeks Mrs. George FuImer.
1923 S. Michigan St. will be hostess
10 the circle.
Prof J. .. Plante. OF the econom-
| les department of Notre Dame uni
versity gave an address on Co
I operation" at the meeting OF the
\ current history department OF the
/ South Bend Woman's club which
/ was held In the club rooms We'd
I nesdsy afternoon. Mrs. II. !. Ben
\ nett read paper on The New
/ Philippine Woman" and Mrs. L. :.
/ Traband talked on her work among
I the soldiers abroad and advocated
starting q movement among the club
| members to gather books, maya b.
/ zines. tobacco and candy 10 send TO
! the American boys in Siberia. \
| short business session during which
plans for Originality day were dis
/ cussed. preceded the program.
/ There we're Is members present.
The next meeting will be held on
\ Feb. e.
Mrs. W. X. Lamport 500 W.
! Washington av., and Mrs. John r.
Reynolds. Jr.. 81 w. Colfax av.. en-
tertained the Woman's Literary
club at the home of the former on
! wednesday afternoon. Covers were
laid for 20 at a l o'clock luncheon
which was served at a prettily ap-
pointed table. \ routine business
\ meeting was followed by a program
/ consisting of a reading by Mrs. Glenn
( Shidler on Theodore Roosevelt IN
| Retrospect" by Maurice Francis
/ Egan, and a reading by Mrs. John
| Reynolds, Jr., OF The Willow
J Walk" one of the stories of 1918.
| The next regular meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. Lamport,
! 322 w. Washington av., Jan. IA.
The Pythian Tea held it's regular
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
! home of Mrs J. c. Dibbler, 126 h.
Sample st. A business session was
held and a social time followed dur
ing which the Misses Hazel and Dor
othy Brunson rendered several pi-
ano and violin selections. In the
| contest the favors were awarded 10
Mrs. c. IT. Mclaughlin and Mrs.
Frank Korne Refreshments were
served to 40 members. Mrs. Dibbler
was assisted by Mrs. J. p. Gully
Mrs. G.. L Barber, 223 s. Taylor
St. assisted by Mrs. c. E. Campbell,
will entertain Jan. 81
The Franklin Mothers club held
a meeting IN the school building or
| Wednesday afternoon. There were
80 members at the business session
which was followed by a program
Mrs. A. y. Hildebrand read a paper
on Earning Happiness, Respect and
Love-" Mrs. c. A. Stoler read Ar
article entitled "Our Part in Earn
ing a Livelihood" which was fol
lowed by a discussion of the thrift
campaign. Miss O'Deu gave a voca
solo and the Tkree-A grade sang 8
group OF songs. The general topic
Of the next meeting. which Will bt
held Jan. q, will be Spending
The North Side Social club me-
Wednesday afternoon at the hom'
of Mrs. d. g. Raymond, $50 Harri
son av. The annual election of Off
GERS took place with the followins