South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-16
Clubs

Mrs Ira UUery. 82I Cushing So.
was hostess 20 the Thursday club
Thursday afternoon. There were 70
members and two visitors present
a short business session was held
and the following program given.
The subject Of which was. THE Hu
raorist." Mrs =. T. Mossey read
paper entitled. Whats Become OF
George AdeF' Mrs. a. .. Dairymple
had an article. "WM and Wallace
Irwin. Mrs Earl Yost reclted one
az John kendr4Ck Bangs compost
lions and Mrs. W. - Cass read
paper on. "A Humorist and His
Wrist Watch" The roll call was
responded 20 with humorous quota
lions. VictroIa selections were also
enjoyed. The next meeting will be
held at the home of Mrs. r. l.. Mos
tey. 500 K. Wayne ST.. January 20.
An all-day meeting In the nature
of winter picnic was held by the
WOman's Home Missionary society
of the Grace VI. +. church Thurs
day in the church parlors. q noon
= picnic dinner was served % more
than 80 guests. Mrs. Charles Gran
ger had charge OF the devotiOnals
which were followed by a brief bust
ness session. Mrs + g. Lane read
g. paper on "The Spanish Mission
airy Work" which was written by
Airs. ". y. Shafer, Mrs. Charles
Wayne read a missionary leaflet:
Mrs. George Gall and Mrs Eearl
Hummer sang several vocal duets ac-
cOmpanied By Mrs. r. L. Warrick
and Miss Gladys Hummer gave an
instrumental solo. The next meet
:re will be held at the church FeJ-
quarry 10.
Miss Helen Gunfoyle gave a lee
ture recital on Congressional
Forms, Canons and Fugues" at the
meeting Of the music department of
the Progress club which was held
Thursday afternoon i'm the club
rooms. She gave the life of John
Sebastian Bach and told OF his works
which she used 10 demonstrate the
different forms The canon was IL
lustrated by "Partita. No I i'm B
flat and the English suite" 80.
iE @ minor, the fugues by Prelude
and Fugues." No. o. book l. The
very interesting lecture was conclud-
ed 10y a "GavOtte" by Bach and
saint-Saens. A large and apprecia
= Give audience was present Louis
Elbel will give a lecture on Com
positions. Sonatas and symphonies
at The next meeting. Jan %
The Foreign Missionary society Of
the Trinity NJ. f. church met Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
II. Kilgore. S11 Cottage Grove ay.
The Gevotionals were in charge of
Airs. George willy and the mystery
nOx of Mrs Kilgore a committee
called the Mem beralip Marshall"
composed of the following women
was appointed during the business
session. Mrs Frank Chichester Mrs
Russell Philips Mrs H. j. Jackson.
Alrs. Fred Jones and Mrs. Walter
larkin. To was announced that Miss
Bill "a returned missionary from
Africa. viii speak at the church Feb.
when the thank Offering will bee
taken mp. The next meeting win be
ED az the home of Mrs. j. r. Mar
tin. Ills " Allen ST.. FEB. 10.
Mrs Hiram Kreighbaum. 303 s.
Main ST.. was hostess at meeting
- 81 the south section OF the Woman's
league OF the First NJ. T.. church
held at her home Thursday after
noon. After a brief business session
the time was spent socially Mrs. w.
q. Wegner gave few humorous
readings and Miss Miriam Wuthrich
sang several vocal numbers. Refresh
mcnts were served TO more than so
hy the assistant hostesses. Mrs. r. a.
Witvcr. Mrs. Charles LOntz, Mrs. j.
ST. Sartin. AIRS. j. w Waters. Mrs.
w g. Wagner. Mrs. p. Casey, Mrs.
j. a. Naus. Airs W. G. Shelton. and
Mrs Oscar Bayman. The next meet
iue viii be he'd with Mrs Emil Rey-
en-. Ola Portage av., Jan. 90
The Noupariel club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. D. A. CoIIara. 721 =
Michigan ST. The election of OIL
GERS took place during the business
session with the following results.
Mrs ID q. LaHommedicu was
chosen president Mrs. CoHard. vice
president. Mrs. Ralph Method. see
Ietary and treasurer. and Mrs otto
WoIters. reporter. Current events
were given by the members and
victrola selections enjoyed Refresh
meuts were served 90 70 members