South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-11

which the husbands Of the members
viii be the guests.
Mrs Melvin Chambers. 10 S. ST.
Louis blvd. was hostess 20 nine
members OF The Home and Foreign
Missionary societies OF the sunny
side Fresbyterfan church at her
HON, Thursday afternoon Mrs. A.
d. Summers had charge OF the home
topic for discussion and Mrs.. A.
wagner, the foreign topic. Lunch
con was served by the hostess. Mrs.
William McNabb. 225 y \otre Dame
ave. viii entertain the societies
July s.
Mrs J p Fisher. 1915 Rush St.
entertained mem beers OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF Broadway Evangelical
church at her home Thursday after
noon. During the social hour which
followed the disposal OF the routine
business refreshments were served
by the assisting hostesses, Mrs. For
est Iehner and Mrs. Mark Guise.
The next meeting will be held with
Mrs Q. c. Reinoehl, 125 +. Donald
ST., July 1.
At a Joint meeting OF the commit
tees Of the patriotic organizations OF
the city held Thursday at the old
courthouse additional plans for the
Flag day services, which will
be held at seven o'clock Mon
day evening at Leeper park, were
discussed and a program was out
lined and will be published later.
The committee is cooperating with
the Service Star legion in the patri-
otto program.
A business meeting Of the Wom-
ems auxiliary of the American legion
was held Thursday evening at Bey-
Ter hall with 10 members present.
II was reported that the charter has
been received and Will be framed
and placed In the auxiliary room at
an early date. There will be an inn
portant meeting Of the auxiliary held
in two weeks and will be followed BY
/ O dance.
Forty-five members of the Sewing
circle Of the Zion Evangelical church
attended the meeting which was
held Thursday afternoon at the par
ish school. Needlework occupied the
I time and refreshments were served
[ by the hOstesses. The next meeting
will be held in two weeks at which
time Mrs. william Barth. Mrs. Levi
HES, Mrs. Fred Henning and Mrs
John Kuespert entertain.
, An all day meeting of the Beehive
| club was held Thursday with Mrs
| James BOles, Lincoln way F.. Misha-
! waka. Following the pot luck din
ner which was served at noon at a
| table attractive with pink and white
I jOyed. In two weeks the club will
hold a picnic at Pottawatomie park.
Ten members attended the meet
\ ing OF the Rainbow club Thursday
I afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
I Charles short, Sherman av. The
/ time was spent socially and refresh
ments were served. There will be
another meeting held in two weeks
with Mrs. Max Hunt at her home on
Nutwood I'd.
A picnic at Pottawatomie park
| featured the meeting of the Ideal
/ Embroidery club which met Thurs
day afternoon. Following the games
and outdoor amuSements a picnic
lunch was served at $50 o'clock
There will be another meeting held
/ All ANo WctttS Will mis-. FRANK JSI-
ries. Edgewater pl.
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
/ Aid society Of the Grace NJ. Z.
I church was held Thursday after
/ noon IN the church parlOrs. A short
\ program was rendered and refresh
I ments were served. There will be
another meeting held at the same
\ place July 1.
! Needlework occupied the time at
| the meeting Of the Sewing society Of
| the st. Peter Evangelical church
| which met at the church Thursday
afternoon. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks.
/ Thirty members of the Auten w.
r. c. entertained the soldier patients
| at Healthwin hospital Thursday aft
J ernoOn. Ice cream, cake, fruits and
! cigarets were the refreshments fur
/ nished and a social time was held.
AS a courtesy 10 Miss Helen Jack
son, whose marriage will take place
June 10, Mrs. Paul Fassnacht, Ala