South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-04-02


Woman's Foreign Missionary sOci-
ely OF the First 81. r. church which
was held Thursday afternoon in the
friendship rooms or the church.
The devotiOnals were led By Mrs
Viola WOrthingtou Following the
business session several papers were
read on the general subject Of
China Mrs. charts s. Taylor took
for her subject The Centenary"
airs. G. A. Arnold read an article
from the Outlook. Mrs. ". j. Lam
port discussed the work Of the sun
day schools. and Mrs. T.. r. Aber-
nafhy read a paper on Nurses and
Doctors in China" The next meet
ing viii be held at the church May
children's program was present
ed at the meeting OF the WOman's
Foreign Missionary society Of Grace
N. T.. church which was held in the
church parlOrs Thursday afternoon.
\ playlet, Lighting the Dark Con
tinent' was presented by the Kings
Heralds and the Light Bearers.
Piano solos were rendered by the
Misses Alice Marion Rudduck, Mar
Jorie Reinoehl and Bertha May
Hildebrand. and several readings by
the children completed the program
A social hour followed during which
refreshments were served 20 100
members and guests The place and
date of the next meeting have not
been decided.
An all day meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society Of the MunsOn Chapel
was held at the home Of Mrs. Reazo
Brown, Crumstown I'd. A pot luck
a
members and eleven visitors after
which an important business session
was held. Plans were completed
for chicken supper which VIII be
served cafeteria style at the church
April 10 from until 2 o'clock. II
was announced that during the sum-
Fner months the meetings will be
held the first Thursday afternoon
at the church. a social time was
enjoyed.
The last or series If musicales
given at the Indiana club will be
held Saturday evening at $3.50
o'clock. The evenings program Will
consist Of a joint recital by Miss
Myrna Sharin, "a sOpranist who
has just completed a successful sea
son with the Chicago Grand Opera
company. and Louis Elbel, whose
musical ability has long since been
recognized by south Bend music
!. lovers. All the members of the In
' diana and University clubs are in
Vited TO attend and 10 bring their
friends.
More than 80 couples were pres
cnt at the informal dancing party
given Thursday evening by Avalon
GrottO. No. As, NJ O. Y. Il. r. r., i'm
the auditorium At the Elks temple
Stiemrich's orchestra, Of Elkhart
Ind, furnished the music for the
program OF dances and a buffet
luncheon was served during the eve
ming. The committee in charge was
composed Of A. J. Klingel, chair
man. and Louis Sausman, Gustave
Peterson and r. A. Schnelle.
''war in the Cradle of the World"
book written by Mrs. Eleanor
Egan was reviewed by Mrs Orlo r.
Deahl before the members of the
QuatOrze club at the home or Mrs.
Homer A. Robinson. 1861 Riverside
Dir. Thursday afternoon. A brief
business session preceded the pro-
gram. The next meeting viii be held
az the home of Mrs A. b. William
son, 1924 LincOn way w, April 15~
The Easter thank Offering was
taken up at the meeting of the
- F'riendship Bible class of the Stuu
Memorial NJ. T.. church which was
held THURSDAY afternoon at the
home of Mrs G. III. Lesson. 1925 s.
Michigan St a business session was
held and a social hour enjoyed. In
the contests the favors were award
ed to Mrs. Donald Dubail and Mrs.
FHossie Jester. Refreshments were
served to 10 members. The next
meeting will be held May y.
The Eureka club was entertained
Thursday afternoon by Mrs. J. T..
Shirk 61S Pennsylvania av. a So
ciaI time followed the business ses-
sion and refreshments We're served
TO IA members and one out Of town
guest. Mrs. r. r. Beecher. of Co
Iumbus. q. The next meeting Will
be- held az the home Of Mrs John
W Hinkle. SCI kuntsman ct, April
10.
Mrs. J NJ RHand. 321 6. Carroll
st. was hostess 20 nine members Of
the Victor club and two visitors at
her home Thursday afternoon. Aft
or the routine business had been
disposed OF the time was spent So
cially with contests. the birthday
contest favor being awarded to
Mrs. Riland Refreshments were
served. The next regular meeting
VIII be held az the nome Of Mrs.
Ellen Wass. 100 Laurel ST.. April IS.
The Ideal Embroidery club was
entertained Thursday afternoon by