South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

At meeting OF the CClfax w. e.
~ u. held Wednesday afternoon al
lie home OF Mrs. J -. Cissne. 721
eottage Grove av.. the general topic
oi discussion was the tobacco prob
en-. 4 number OF papers were read
and discussed including description
~ tobacco by Mrs. Philip ellis; "a
paper entitled Some THING Learned
About Tobacco" by Mrs. c. =. Nc
call: a discussion Of 'sW. g.. T. T.. or
Tobacco a paper. "A Cruel Foe
Les IN Wait for the Children" by
Mrs Isaac Staples and paper The
Dry Country Is Best" by Mrs.
Charles Copp. DevOtionals were led
Uy Mrs. Philip ellis Tho program
was in charge Of Mrs. Charles Rey-
colds. The next meeting Of the So
c1ety VIII be held March 10 at the
home OF Mrs. Copp 72O California
az.
Mrs. FlOyd Retce, 511 Blaine av..
entertained the members OF the
Woman's Home Missionary society
Of the 81 PauTs Memorial church
at her home Wednesday afternoon.
The missionary program consisted
OF a paper BY Mrs. Marvin Ort on
the work IN the Orient and the read
Ing OF a chapter Of the year book
entitled The Path OF Progress. "
During the social hour Miss Cath
crime TInOde entertained With a
piano solo. Refreshments were
served by the assisting hostesses,
Mrs. J.. ROmine, Mrs John Detzler,
and Mrs. Charles Pitcher The next
meeting will be Leld with Mrs w.
II. Armstrong. 521 Cottage Grove
av.- March ..
The regular monthly business
meeting OF the Service Star Legion
was held Wednesday afternoon at
The Y. ". c. A. Mrs. c. /. Huffman
and Mrs. Il. \. Schock were appoint
Ell members Of the flag committee
whose duty IL is 10 learn the days
on which the flag should be dis
played and 90 inform the members
Of the organization concerning flag
etiquette Plans for an Easter sale
10 be given the last OF March were
formulated Following the business
session Miss VI. Klokow entertained
with piano selections. There viii be
another meeting March u ct the y.
-. c. A.
The Clay and Harris Home Eco
nomics club met Wedr esday after
noon at the home OF Miss Maud
Gray. Edwards I'd. During the busi-
ness session Mrs. Rudy Sellers read
q paper on the subject of one Dish
Meals" followed by a general dis
cussiOn on TIE topic Of present day
menus versus old fashioned meals
tIua. arrangements for the annual
party which Will be held Saturday
evening at the home of Mrs John
Cherehardt Fir rd., were made. The
NEXT meeting of the club win be
held Feb. 25 with Mrs. Horace
Longely, Hickory ri.
Mrs =. Zcitlcr. 5I2 Sancomc av.,
was hostess AT meeting OF the
Pleasant View w. c. + t., Wednes-
day afternoon. AS wednesday was
Frances Willard memorial day APP
propriate exercises were held. Dur
ing the business session discussions
of the state Cigaret law and the to-
nacco trust propaganda We're given
ty the members. A social hour fol
lowed and refreshments wer>
served. There viii be another meet
ns held March 10 with Mrs. T.. l.
lful sos Forest av
Modern Essays and Tssayists'
was the general topic discussed at g
meeting of the first section of the
literature department of the Pro
sress club which was held Wednes-
day afternoon i'm the club rooms
Miss katherine kincr1 discussed tho
works OF Katherine Fullerton Ger.
Duld and read POI tions of her book
Hawaii. Scenes and Impressions
Miss Gertrude Brown read a paper
con- the essays of John ellsworth,
and discussed his article entitled
Where We stand"
The Ladies AID society OF th,
~-lU Memorial church met Wednes
day afternoon in the church parlors
The time was spent in 5nOtting com
f"rtcrs and with sewing At tn,
close of the afternoon refreshments
were served TO 20 members by tn
hostesses. Mrs. &. II. Lesson an,
Mrs A. j. Jester. There will be an
other meeting held March 10 i'm tn,
church parlors
The Lincoln Mothers club me
IS ednesday afternoon i'm the schoo