South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-20

The annual meeting and tea Of the
chIdren's dispensary and hospital
was givel Thursday afternoon at
ESQ clock at the home Of Mrs.
John Chess Ellsworth. SO W Wash
ington av.. with the board Of direc-
fors acting as hostesses TO $50 guests.
.alrs. George O'Brien. the president,
presided at the business meeting at
which the secretary's and treasUrer's
reports were read.
AIRS. Elizabeth Retiring. honorary
president read an interesting paper
on the history OF the organization,
paving high tribute 10 the late d..
Charles Hausel for DO was through
his interest and devotion % children
that the dispensary was founded;
Miss olive N. Bailey the nurses sup
erintendent. gave "a report OF the
gears work. and DR.. Charles Bosen-
bury gave "A talk on the work he
ropes the organization Will accom-
pIish In the future a gift Of 81 600
Fvas given by r. S. Fish TO the man
agers for the purpose Of starting a
fund for the help OF all the crippled
children I'm south Benc. The fol-
lowing three ladies were elected 10
The board of directors Mrs. j. u.
oliver. Mrs. J. G. Eirdsell and Miss
louise .Studebaker and the followin-
four were reelected. Mrs. George
- Erien. Mrs. II. Y. KimbIe. Mrs.
forest Hitler and Mrs. w w. Aus
Tin
Mrs. T. r. Lucas rendered two
vocal solos, "A Request" by Wood
ford-Findem. and "a Birthday" by
Woocuan. The accompaniment was
played by Mrs. Prank Slower Re
ftcshments were served bv the host
css and her assistants
Tnc neyt regular meeting will be
held March 10 at the Chamber OF.
Commerce
Miss Sadie Rough was elected
president at the all-day meeting of
the Mount Pleasant Home EcOnom-
les club which was held Thursday
st the home Of Mrs. Henrietta
Reass. Lincoln way W. The other
officers elected were Mrs. Glen Car
penter. vice president: Mrs Clark
Bassett, secretary, and Mrs. Ira
Carpenter. treasurer. A buffet
luncheon was served at noon TO 20
members and fiXe visitors, after
which the following program was
given, A review of the work of
the Home Economies clubs of the
state. by Mrs John Sholly; a talk
and demonstration on home bread
making. by Mrs. Reass. and re-
view Of the past years work and
90 !. gsa
coming year, by Mrs Frank YUder
The next meeting will be held at
the home of Mrs. Francis Dunn, Lin
coin way W, March IS.
The Woman's Home Missionary
society Of the Grace NJ. T.. church /
held it's regular meeting Thursday I
afternoon at 2:3O o'clock i'm the |
church parlors. Mrs. Charles Brod- |
beck led the devotionals. A paper |
on the oriental work of the society I
was read by Mrs. Walter Stay
haugh and a leaflet i'm connection /
with 1T was read by Mrs. T. G.. Lane: |
a talk on Temperance" was given
by Miss Nettie Taylor; a vocal duet
by Mrs Floyd Bunch and Mrs /
clyde Bunch. and a piano duet by
Mrs A. y. Hildcbrand and Mrs. w. [
+. Place. Refreshments We're served
To so members during the social /
hour which followed. The next
meeting viii be held at the church |
March IS
The Emanc club entertained with /
luncheon at the Robertson tea /
room Wednesday afternoon at 6
o'clock ia honor of Miss Kate FIox
whose marriage 10 Harry Robins. of |
KendaHviIIe. viii take place next I
month. The centerpiece was formed ]
of yellow daisies The guests were I
the Misses Freda HersChenow. Ger /
trudc Greenblatt, Blanche Engel, /
Goldine EfurwIch. Minerva Hurwich, 1
Lillian Cohen. Rae Cohen. MadaIiue /
Unger Lillian Ruth Cohen and Mrs
Max Blumensweigz The out OF j
town guests were Mrs. Louis F1ox. of /
plymouth. and Mrs. Edward Freed 7
man of Milwaukee Wis
he Foreign Missionary society of I
the Trinity NJ. T. church met Thurs 1
day afternoon at the home of Mrs. I
o. T.. Martin. Ills y. Allen ST. The
6evotionals We're led by Mrs. r. Xii Z
gore. A business session was follow [
I'd by program. Mrs. r. L. Axtel |
read the lesson on Korea" Mrs. r. /
III. Jackson read a lcaflet; Rev. and 1
airs. r. l. Phillips sang vocal