South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-14

The Coquilard Mothers club held
is regular meeting in the pOrta BILE
Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.
The election Of officers took place
with the following results. Mrs. g..
r.. Featherstone was chosen presi-
dent Mrs Ernest Mossey. vice presi-
dent. Mrs. Otto Beyer. secretary,
and Mrs Fred Le6erer. treasurer.
The reception committee which was
appointed by the presid ent. is com
posed Of Mrs l.. r. Hahn and Mrs
l. =. French; the entertainment
committee. Mrs otto GOffeney and
Mrs Ray Eyer. The funds made at
the bazaar amounted 20 SIS and Miss
LILLIAN Anderson. the school princi-
pal. and Miss Fannie Thomas. the
school nurse. were appointed 20 have
glasses fitted for one OF the girls
and 20 investigate "a case OF infantile
paralysis and TO report al the next
meeting. II has been decided that at
each meeting one woman will vol
unteer 20 take charge OF the chill
dren's story hour. After the business
session two musical numbers were
rendered by the pupils OF the
seventh grade "Pippa Song by
Browning and "Barcarolla" a Nor
wegIan Boat song Miss Fannie
Thomas gave q talk on the de
fects Caused by Malnutrition The
next meeting will boz at the school
Feb 3.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society OF the ST Paul NJ r. church
met at the home Of Mrs. q. l.. she'd
drick. 800 Cleveland av. Tuesday
afternoon. Mrs Guy Fish led the de-
votionals. After the routine business
was disposed OF Mrs Frank Dunn
read paper on the "Americaniza-
ZION OF the Porto Ricans; Mrs F.
VI Brown had an article on The
Home Missions on our Border; 80
Miss Katherine KnOde gave a reel
tation. "A Regular Resolution" and
Mrs. q. A. Pitcher read a letter
from Mrs. J. L. Gardner telling of
he missionary homes I'm Tucson.
Arizona. a social hour followed dur
ing which refreshments were served
10 50 members by the assistant host
esses Mrs. 5. !. Knode. Mrs. How
ard EmmOns. Mrs Alice Gitcheu
and Miss Clara Dunn. The next
meeting viii be held at the home
Of Mrs Floyd Reece, 81 Blaine av.
Feb. 10.
The monthly report of the Or
phans home board for December is
as follows: 2O7 children in the home
al the close of the month: two chill
dren died. two of the boys are i'll
with pneumonia and have been TAX
IN ia the ST. Joseph hospital at Mish-
awaka and several children have
been adopted by excellent families
The members Of the board wish 10
thank the people Of South Bend and
Mishawaka for their generous con
tributions at Christmas. they stated
that the children had everything to
make the holiday "a happy one.
AIRS. W. g. Shanafelt. 62@ 8 St
Joseph st.. entertained the Circle of
Service of the First Baptist church
az her home Tuesday afternoon as "a
courtesy to Mrs Lawrence smith
who leaves soon for Phoenix. Ariz.
The afternoon was spent socially ana
refreshments were served to %
guests by the assistant hOstesses
Mrs. a =. ShOlly and Mrs. r. c.
Chard. The rooms were prettily
decorated with bouquets of I-aFrance
roses and maiden hair fern
Mss Esther ROSenCrans. go w
Marion ST., was hostess to 20 mem
hers Of the Queen Esther circle Of
The First NJ. r. church al $50
o'clock dinner Tuesday evening
During the business session Mrs
Deahl Martin. gave report OF the
preparations for the supper which
viii be held at the church soon. A
social evening was enjoyed. The
reNt meeting viii be heIG at the
home of the Misses GLADYS and Mar
jorie Blake. 73f Park av.. Feb. To-.
A meeting of the nature study
department of the Progress club
was held Tuesday afternoon at 3:45
o'clock in the club rooms The
Pomeroou Trail" by Beebe was read
10y Mrs. Charles Miller: The Tree
Swallow" by Mrs r. j. Chaplin.
and chapter of Matthews
Familiar Trees" 10y Miss Sarah Clark
tNon. The next meeting which viii,
DO held Jan. % VIII be i'm charge
80 AIRS. Horace Kimble AIRS r. w
Fleece and Miss Dora Keller
The Woman'S Dining club hold a
picnic supper TUESDAY evening az