South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-05

The Missionary society or the
FIRST Presbyterian church held one
% the most important meetings OF
the year Friday afternoon az the
home OF Mrs Christian Pretz, ~
W. Washington ay An attractive
feature OF the missionary session
was the talk given by Mrs. W. j.
Smith, missionary from the Philip
pines. who appeared IN national COS
tune and told OF the history. Gus
toms and manner OF the Island Ieo-
ple. She also discussed many prob
lens pertaining 20 the educating
and Christianizing Of the Filipinos.
Mrs II. G. Crawford had charge or
the devofionals. Al the close % the
business meeting, during Whlch
Rev. Archibald Mcclure. discussed
the next years work. a musical pro
gram was rendered and consisted OF
vocal selections by Mrs NJ Flato,
Mrs Lucille NarieT and Mrs. +. Den
nlson. Refreshments were served
al the close Of the afternoon 70 IS
members by the hostesses. Mrs
Preiz. Mrs /. ". Staples, Miss Ad-
die Vanden Bosch and Miss Char
lotte Partridge. The next meeting
~ the society will be in the nature
OF a picnic held August at Leeper
park.
Mrs. 3 J. Anderson. I2S S. Scott
St, entertained members of the
Woman's society CT the First Ban
list church at her home Friday at
ernOon. Mrs. q. ]. johnson led the
devotionaig. following which a Ilis-
sionary program under the instruc-
ton OF Mrs. T.. 8. Davis was held,
the subject OF which tended 70 show
how missionary work has been In
fuenced By the medical missions.
Mrs A. =. Keltner read message
from Armenia and Mrs. T. A. Free
man talked OF the Inter-church
world movement. Mrs. b. r. Roney
read a poem entitled The Belated
Messenger" In two weeks the so
ciety will meet with Mrs. W. h.
studebaker, 502 +. Indiana av
The Norman Eddy " r. c.. held
a regular meeting Friday afternoon
at the X p, hall with IS members
in attendance Reports were made
by the delegates who attended the
convention held last week at Bloom
ington. Ind, An invitation was &C
cepted 20 attend the Flag day exer-
cises TO be given at the Elk's temple,
Juno Is. The corps will meet at the
Y. w. G. A.. to march 10 the temple
in a body on that day. The next
regular meeting OF the corps Will
also be In the nature OF Flag day
observance and viii he held June
IL at the home OF Mrs. Frank l)ietz,
$ Franklin st.
The members OF the Missionary
society OF the Conference Memorial
United Brethren church were enter
tanned by the Otterbein guild or the
church Thursday evening in the
parlors OF the church. Preceding
the missionary program devotional
and business sessions were held.
The latter part OF the evening was
spent with informal entertainment
and refreshments were served 10 a
large attendance. The time and
place OF the next meeting will be
announced later.
A very successful event sponsored
nv the X c. Ladies' Social club was
the dancing and card party given
Friday evening at st. JOseph's hall
The committee an charge OF the az
fair consisted of Mrs. j. A. Greit'
Mrs ". Ia Benitz, Mrs. ]. p. Leon
ner. Mrs. Harry Poulin. Mrs. j: b.
Weber. Mrs. John Herman. Mrs.
James Luther Miss Marie Hiss,
Miss Genevieve Hickey Miss Agnes
ChanIaigne. Miss Rose Probst and
Miss Marjorie Meegan.
Complimentary Mr.. and Mrs. Gus
Dorias. who will leave soon for SpO-
kane. Wash, where Mr.. Dorias has
accepted n position as athletic d.
rector OF Ganzaga college. \ num-
Der OF friends entertained with
N
lake Thursday evening Hosts and
hostesses for the affair were Prof.
and Mrs. John Worden. Prof. and
Mrs J Herman, Mr. and Mrs K. K.
Rockne. Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Poulin
and Mrs. r. C DOnnelly.
The Holy Name society Of the St
Joseph parish VIII entertain with
the last iollitv OF the season at the
st Joseph hall Wednesday evening.
Dancing and cards viii feature the
evenings entertainment The COM
mittee in charge Is composed OF
James Luther chairman; Edward
Doran Maurice Thornton. Berne
McCaTerey, Otto Probst and Harry
Poulin.
Announcement has been made OF
the marriage of Miss Rae Fleece.
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Charles
fleece OF Monterey, Ind, and Virgil
Setter. son az Mr. and Mrs. William
Setter. 1929 Frnsberger St. which
took place at ST. Joseph, Mich, June
4 Rev. Paund Of the congregation
81 church performed the ceremony
Members Of the Hoosier club met