South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-20

WORK fI the Nl@lElNE mouse kNat Pc
was given and at the next meeting
which viii be held Dec. 3. the city
school extension work Will be dis
CUssed
A thanks offering program was
given ~ the meeting Of the Wom-
ans Missionary society Of the Holy
Trinity English Lutheran church
John MichaeIs. 919 California av.,
Thursday evening Mrs. Edward
Motts had charge OF the mission
program which consisted Of an ex-
PLANTATION Of the thanks offering by
Mrs Frank Richardson: a poem en-
titled The Love In the Deed" read
by Miss Ruth SpohnhOlz; a short
story told BY Mrs. &. J. Spohnholz;
q poem read by Mrs. Alvin Hagey,
and "A story read by Mrs. Richard
son. A business session followed and
election Of officers took place with
the following results; Mrs. G. J..
SpohnhOlz was chosen president;
Mrs. a. II. Keck, vice president;
Mrs. Edward Motifs, secretary, and
Mrs. Alvin Hagey. treasurer. It was
decided that the church should send
Christmas packages TO a number OF
families II was estimated that S22.-
80 had been realized from the thanks
Offering boxes collected during the
evening. Refreshments were served
at the close Of the social hour. Mrs.
L. ID. Bcyler. S. Main St, vii! enter
tain the society Dec. 10.
Miss Dorothy Green. 5s5 Lincoln
way w, entertained 10 friends with
noon dinner at her home Thurs
day in celebration Of her 18th birth
day anniversary. Table decorations
were suggestive Of Thanksgiving.
The centerpiece was a diminutive
Jerusalem cherry tree. Guest favOrs
were toy horns and marked the
places Of the following guests, Miss
Donna Gail Bannister, Miss Gerald
inc EmmOns, Miss Alice Thompson,
Miss Elizabeth String. Miss Bertha
Ries, Miss Edna Brewer. Miss Ruth
Spencer, Miss Eleanor Jean futile,
Miss Katherine Jackson and Miss
Marjorie Hoyt.
The Muessel school Parent Teach
ers' association met at the school
Thursday afternoon. Addresses were
given by +. A Hite, principal Of the
Elder school who spoke on the
school situation in Indiana and by
Miss Nina Douglass. school nurse,
who spoke on "Malnutrition." A
musical program consisted OF a
piano number by Miss Wanda Bundy
and vocal solos by Miss Crissie Rel
mold and Miss Amy Eicher. The
association endorsed the proposed
education plan of l.. n. Hines, state
superintendent Of education. Elec-
9 ~ mill faIra MA "a tho
December meeting Of the associa-
ton.
The Daughters of the American
Revolution were entertained with a
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Ed
mond Roche. 527 w. Colfax av., at
/ o'clock Thursday. Mrs. Roche
was assisted by Mrs. Nelson Jones.
Mrs Thad TalcOtt, Mrs. Russell Mil
Ter. and Mrs Charles w. Coen.
Covers were laid for 80 at tables At
tractively appointed with chrysanthe-
NUNS. Mrs. u. X. Splitter read a
paper on the girls school which is
supported by the >. A. r. In two
weeks, Mrs Fred Woodward, $50 S.
St. Joseph St. Will entertain.
The Aurora Bible class OF the
sum S4tl- tsbF -NA ian NAANAACA nv
Thursday night at the home of Mrs
Carrie Rerrick, 119 y. Hill ST. The
assisting hOstesses We're Mrs. :.
SHE'D. and Mrs W. Swartz. After
the business meeting contests We're
enjoyed. Luncheon was served 70
Al members. The next meeting will
be held at the home of Mrs. J.. Tow
ard, Sill +. Washington St. on Dec
t6.
Mrs. William Hobbick. 222 +. Ma
varre ST.. entertained the mem bers
Of the Nonparei club at her home
Thursday afternoon. Twelve mem
berS were present. Following the
social hour. refreshments We're
served In two weeks Mrs Mat
Evans viii entertain the club at her
home, 1920 Woodward av.
Mrs ] w Harding entertained
ahe Moonlight 500 club at her home
$50 Fellows st, Thursday night. In
the contests the prizes were awarded
John Kelly and Charles McGlocken
The next meeting will be held in
three weeks.