South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-13
Clubs
Inc woman's Home and Foreign

The Noman's Home and Foreign
Missionary societies OF the Trinity
Presbyterian church met Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. J..
b French. 212 s. St Peter ST. The
meeting was opened by the devotion
ais which were led by Mrs Mary
Brewer The annual election of Of
fcers which took place during the
business session follows. Mrs Har-
~ Hardt was elected president.
and Mrs. J. @. Ner-nande. secre-
tary OF literature and reporter.
During the social hour Mrs. G. VI.
Thomas read letter from mis-
siOuary in Korea and Mrs. Verman-
de read "A paper on, THE American
Indian OF Today" Refreshments
were served 10 go members by the
assisting hosteses, Mrs. J. =. White
man. Mrs. Adam Hertei and Mrs.
Nermande. The next meeting will
be held AT the home OF Mrs Mary
Brown, ~ y. HHI ST.. March II.
The last Of n series of leCture-rc-
citals was given Thursday afternoon
music department OF the Prosress
club which was held In the club
rooms. Tie took as his subject.
Classical and Romantic Music. %
which he explained and illustrat ed
by the following instrumental sefec-
tiOns. "E Flat Minor Prelude by
Bach. &C Minor Noctournc by
Chopin; 'Eallad in l. Minor" by
Chopin, Ballad ia y Minor boy
Brahms and Ballad in Minor" Boy
List The next meeting will be held
FEB. % when Mrs. Lola Montgomery
Writ will have charge OF the nusica
program. Three of the American
composers. Frank La Forge, Mary
Turner Salter and Thurlow Lfeur-
ance VIII be studied and ensemble
music given by Mrs. G.. A Fara-
baugh and Mrs. Lawrence Romine.
Following tho supper which was
served 10 A. girls at 6.15 o'clock the
regular club night program was OBJ
served at the Y. w. G. A Thursday
evening. Miss Gertrude sykes gave
n talk on Travellers All" and Miss
Anna Hullinger gave "A report OF the
convention she attended at Washing
ton. ID. c.. after which the girls
signed up for the classes which are
as follows: Gymnasium, conducted
bv Miss Marie Voedisch. millinery
.by Mrs. 9. Reinhart. short stories. by
Miss Gladys Nichols. the assistant
public librarian. and civic relation
ships by Miss Betty Lord, of the
chamber of commerce. The class i'm
gymnasium was started and occu-
pied the time from $50 TO $50. The
next meeting Will be held Feb. 10.
The Thursday club was entertain
Cd at the home of Mrs c. J. GaSlSiII
f0G H. Monroe ST., Thursday after
noon Roll call was responded to
by = members with quotations from
Lincoln after which the usual bust
ness session was held The subject
OF the program was To-day and To-
morrow" which consisted of three
papers. one on Government" los
Mrs +. s. Webster: on school" by
Mrs. J. G. Otis and on Home" 10y
AIRS. T.. L. Mossey. a paper on THE
Art of Music" written by Mrs. Dan
Pyle. was read by Mrs. Ida North
a social afternoon was held and tea
served. Mrs. Earl Yost poured. Tho
next meeting viii be held in two
weeks az the home of Mrs. A. A.
rDaIry 1921 Marietta ST.
The Ladies' Aid society of tire
Grace NJ. T.. church. met Thursday
afternoon i'm the church parlorS. Re
ports for the past year were given
during the business session which
was followed by a program consist
.nE OF piano solo by Mrs Fred
Ilale. recitation by Miss Dorothy
Slaybaugh, an instrumental selection
bv Miss Helen McComb. and a read
ins 10y Richard ReinOehl Refresh
lncnts were served to 40 members
during the social hour which follow
cd b. the hOstesses Mrs Franklin
Rose. Mrs Grace Meyers. Mrs. Logan
Reinoehi. Mrs Bert Conover and
SIrs. Ida Dc2foss. Tho next meetins
will be held at the church March IL
The Mothers club Of the Lincoln
school held a meeting "Wednesday af-
ternoon In the school building The
following program was given: Pri.
mary music by Mrs. l. II. Hart
man.. a talk on the Mothers and
children OF France" by Attorney
Roland Obenchain and an address
entitled. PLAY the Safeguard oil
Your Health and Happiness" by T
r. Wolfe. A short business session