South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-09
Clubs

- ottlAh-Ilue party was given
Thursday evening as "a courtesy 10
Kiss Hortense Holton OF Austin.
Texas. the house guest Of Miss Mar
saret sherman The party OF n
drove 20 the country home OF John
Rease. Lincoln way r, where "a 10
o'clock supper was served Music
and dancing were features OF the
evening The guests were the Misses I
Hortense Holton, Margaret Sherman, /
Eioise Kaufer. .rma Sawyer. George
re MuesseI, Gertrude wiser. Greta
Edner, Ruth Stoll, Florence Guthrie.
and Francis Fox. William McGrath,
Of Chicago. Charles Balm Of Boston.
Barry HOlton OF Austin. Texas Har-
old Watkins. G. y. KauR. John +.
Dean, Robert Hu, Leo Kelly. John
p. Sherman and the chaperons. Mr.
and Mrs. George NJ. sherman.
The Colfax Mothers club held its
regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon in the school building
The program was opened by an in
strumental solo by Miss Ruth Clar-
1uist. after which Mrs. Harry Bart
EFT gave a talk on Cooperation Be
.ween Parents and the School" the
kindergarten classes played several
games. which were followed by
ak on kindergarten Work" By
Hiss Marguerite Martin, director OF
the kindergarten work at the Colfax
school, and a vocal solo by Miss
Buell. Webster. During the business
session it was decided 20 use the
question box as a means of bring
ing topics Of interest before the club
members. There were 30 members
in attendance. The next meeting
Will be held Feb. u.
The Ladies' Aid society OF st.
Peters German Evangelical church
held its regular meeting Thursday
afternoon at o'clock in the parson-
age. The election of officers which
was held during the business ses-
sion resulted as follows: Mrs. G..
Borgus was elected president: Mrs.
&. ID. Piper. vice president: Mrs. J..
~. Markers, treasurer, and Mrs. II.
POinen, secretary. A social hour fol-
lowed. during which refreshments
were served to 40 members by the
Possesses. Mrs. Piper. Mrs. William
Frepan. Mrs. =. Schriker and Mrs.
= BOrgus. The next meeting viii be
held at the parsonage Jan %.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Y. Fisher.
1916 Van Buren, st. will receive
their friends Saturday afternoon
from 2 TO o'clock in celebration
OF their 53rd wedding anniversary
Mr. Fisher is the youngest son of
the late Mr.. and Mrs Elias Fisher.
He was born In Warren township In
1913 Mrs. Usher was Phoebe Jane
Dunn. eldes daughter of the late
Ruben and Mary Jane Dunn. She
was born in Olive township in 1S45.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher We're married
in South Bend Jan. 10. 1867. by
Elder Miller. OF the Dunksrd faith.
There are three children. all of
south Bend. Mrs. David Austin.
Mrs Osborne Kizer and Ora c.
Fisher. There are four grandchil-
dren and five gr at-grandchildren.
The Q. W. y. NJ Of the First
Christian church met Thursday aft
eruoon at the home of Mrs. O. A.
clark. 1916 w. Washington av. The
. scripture lesson was read by Mrs. G..
~. Taylor, a paper on The Social
Work in India" was read by Mrs. r..
". Miller. and articles on the Mis-
siouary work were given by Mrs.
Frederick Williams and Mrs Hattie
Miller Refreshments were served to
so members during the social hour
by the assistant hOstesses. Mrs. $.
Shoupe. Mrs Ellen Wass. Mrs. 7.
Miller and Mrs. Charles Forth. Mrs.
William Scott, 1901 Jackson ST.. Will
be hostess at the next meeting.
which viii be neld Feb 8.
40 the meeting OF the Ladies Aid
society of the Grace NJ. Z. church
held Thursday afternoon in the
church parlors. the following officers
were reelected. Mrs. Edith 3. Mil
Ter. president. Mrs. Flora Bondu-
rant vice president and Mrs. Cora
Downing. treasurer. while Mrs Ho-
mer Taggart WIS newly appointed
the secretary. A social hour during
which refreshments were served fol-
lowed the business session. The next
meeting viii be held Feb p at the
church.
Mrs Charles Becker. sos T..
Wayne St. was hostess to the mem
beers of the Woman's Home and For
eign Missionary societies of the