South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-30
Clubs

Mrs. Emil Reyer. sI4 Portage av..
was hostess Thursday afternoon 90
more than 90 members Of the north
section Of the Womau's league OF
the First u +. church. During the
social afternoon Rotations were
given by Mrs. j.. T.. De Forest and
vocal solos by Mrs Walter Fass-
nacht who was ccompanied by Mrs.
.. y. Julian Refreshments were
served by the assistant hostesses.
Mrs. T.. T.. Blake Mrs JAY Metz.
Mrs @. Patterson Mrs ID. r. DE
Forest. Mrs. A. r. McFann Mrs.
D. X. Splitter. Mrs T. !. T. Meyer.
Irs. ". S. McGIothlin, Mrs. r. j..
Stansberry. Mrs ]. n Cannon and
Mrs. Helen GarwoOd. The next
meeting will be held az tho home Of
Mrs. Fred Hager. coo Harrison av..
Feb. 20.
The Thursday club met at the
home OF Mrs. r. l. Mossey. SOC r.
Wayne St.. Thursday afternoon. A
brief business session was followed
by a program consisting Of a paper
entitled, Appreciation Of the Beau
tifui In Art" by Mrs Ida North. who
also received much praise for
beautiful original painting which
she showed the members and a pa
per on Modern American Art" by
Mrs. Martin Hughes. Roll call was
responded TO by 10 members with
art notes. Music was enjoyed dur
ing the social hour. The next meet
ing will be held at the home of
Mrs. c. J. Gasl1iu. 406 r. Monroe
81, February II.
The Circle OF Mercy held its reg
ular meeting az the home of Mrs.
j. L. Turner, 1887 W. Colfax av..
Thursday afternoon after the rOu-
tine business had been disposed Of
the increase or salary for the teach
ers was discussed and IL was de-
cided that the circle would lend
their support 20 the teachers cause.
The social hour which followed was
enjoyed by the 80 members present
The next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs William Probasco.
419 Lincoln way W. Mishawaka,
Feb. IL.
AS courtesy 20 Mile Germaine
chaplain. OF Colonies, France, and
Fred Whitcomb, whose marriage
will take place this afternoon at
o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. Russell Hupp.
1885 W Colfax av, entertained at
their home Wednesday evening.
Mile. Chaplain sang a number of
French songs for the guests. Covers
az luncheon were placed for Mile.
Chaplain. Fred Whitcomb Miss
LYLE Whitcomb Mr.. and Mrs o..
r. Hupp and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Anderson.
The Ever Faithful class OF the ST.
PauTs Memorial NJ r. church met
Thursday evening at the home of
Miss Irene Woodwork. 21l S. ST. JOS
eph ST A buffet luncheon was
served TO 10 members at $3.50 o'clock
after which "A business session was
held. Games. contests and music
were features OF the social evening
The place or the next meeting which
will be held February &c. has not
been decided.
Mrs. Z. S. Davis. 211 W Wayne
ST.. was hostess to the What-So-
Ever class Of the FIRST Baptist church
at her home Thursday. afternoon.
NeedIework was the main diversion
Of the social afternoon during which
refreshments were served 20 -
members. Mrs Frank Irwin, 523
Gushing ST.. will entertain the mem
bers at a pot-Iuck supper, February
70.
The Helen Rebekah Sewing
circle held a thimble Thursday aft
eruoon iu the T. %. O. II. hall. Aft
er the usual business session the
time was spent I'M sewing and re
rreshmeuts were served 10 80 mem
bers The hostesses We're Mrs Philip
DeIuse. Mrs. Otto Boyer and Mrs.
Daniel Wenrick Another thimble
win Doe held at the T. o. o. Il. hall
Feb To-
AIRS. J. r Lineback. 2s5 Dayton
ST.. entertained Wednesday evening
100 honor OF Mrs. J. Macken, OF
Portland. ore The evening was
spent socially and recitauons by
Miss Hogue were enjoyed. A lunch
con was served 10 10 guests.
Twelve ladies Of the First Pres
byteriau church met Thursday after
noon at 1880 o'clock i'm the church
parIors 10 sew for the Belgium ref