South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10

The Young Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society OF the First Metho-
dist church met Monday evening at
The home OF Miss Dorothy Patter-
son, f5f Diamond nv. The devotion
ais were led by Mrs Norman Bleu-
Ter. Plans were made for the Wash
iugton tea which VIII bee held at
he church Feb. 10. Following the
business session Miss Roberts read
chapter OF the text book on
Americanizationr Fancy work
was the main diversion OF the So
cial hour during which refreshments
we're served to rs memb ers by the
assistant hostesses Mrs. J. " Greene
and Mrs Charles slick. The next
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs. ~ G. Rumpf, $50 Portage av..
March S.
Mrs George Enterlne. 738 Cot
tage Grove av.. was hostess at a
meeting Of the Lincoln Literary
club, which was held az her home
Monday afternoon One member
was admitted during the business
session, which was followed by short
sketches Of the lives Of some Of the
early English writers. Mrs #. r..
Jackson gave a condensation of the
life end works Of Walter Scott. Mrs.
n. A. Vogt. oliver Goldsmith. Mrs.
g.. A. Pitcher, Henry James Byron.
and Mrs. Enterline. Joseph Addison.
Current events were given and a
social hour enjoyed, during which
rcfre shments were served to -
members. The next meeting will be
held az the home Of Mrs. Fannie
copp. California av.. Feb %.
The Iots Delta club entertained
with surprise birthday party in
honor Of Mrs. Carl Lienhart. OF Wa
Narusa at the home OF her mother,
Mrs. g. $. Carlson. 500 w LaSalle
av.. Monday evening A two-course
luncheon was served at a table at
tractively decorated I'm pink and
white chrysanthemums The guests
We're: Mrs Lienhart, the Misses
Marie Hanger. Blanche David. Es-
Their Edgren and Olga SeegmuelIer.
The honor guest was presented with
"a gift.
The Live Oak Drill team held
meeting Monday evening at the
home Of Mrs. Harvey Wiles. 511 5.
South ST. Following a business SEES
sion "A social time was enjoyed. the
contest favors being won by Mrs.
A three-cOurse luncheon was served
10 25 members Mrs. Grace Pin
kowsk 406 y. Scott ST. Will enter
tain the club At birthday supper
Feb %, in honor OF her mother,
Mrs. Bessie Short
At tho meeting Of the art depart
ment Of the Progress club which
was held Monday afternoon in the
club rooms. Frank Mayr.. Jr., read
an excellent paper on the history
OF table silver. which he illustrated
with several patterns of silverware.
There were % members in atten-
dance. The next meeting will be-
held Feb. %. when Mrs. William
Happ and Mrs. G. A. Van den Bosch
viii have charge of the program.
The Woman auxiliary or the Ep-
worth hospital and training school
; held their regular business meeting
Monday at the nurses home.
Plans were formulated for the sew
ing TO be done for the hospital and
the babies home. Fifteen members
were present An all-day sewing
viii be held az the home Feb. 20.
The executives or the st. Joseph
county ". c. T. L. held their month
Iy. business meeting in the parlor
OF the Y. ". G. a Monday after
noon. Plans were made for the
Frances Willard memorial meeting.
which will be held this week at the
local unions. The next meeting will
be held March T.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Stuil Memorial church viii hold
us regular business meeting at the
church Wednesday afternoon at ESQ
o'clock. The hostesses will be Mrs.
- Jester cHu MIS- u IT.. Lesson.
The Novel club was entertained at
% $50 O'Clock dinner at the home
OF Miss Harriet Slower. $50 W. Ma
varre ST., Monday evening. After the
dinner business session was held
and the fifth chapter of the new
novel read by Mrs. Lawrence Ro-
mine. The next meeting will be held