South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-14

the Portage club: What Work a
Child Should do" by Mrs. Frank
Purucker; The Child During Vaca-
ton and Child Training by Mrs.
Ira Carpenter and Recreation for
The Child" by Mrs. A. l. Matthews.
Mrs Thomas Jackson had charge Of
the current events. 4 demonstra-
tion on How 20 Make Cream PUTS
was given By Mrs Bestle at II
O'Clock. and "a pOt-luck dinner was
served at noon. The next meeting
Omics club will be held June 10.
the place 20 be announced later.
The annual May party Of the
Womans Dining club. the closing
dinner OF the club year OF 1919 and
1920, was held in the Turkish room
OF the oliver hotel. Thursday eve
ming. Dinner was served at $3.50
o'clock. covers being laid for 90 at
table at which three globes car
ried out the unique decorations and
place cards bore selections Of liter
airy gems referring TO the stars. Mrs.
J. r.. Nen acted as toastmistress.
Mrs Harry Barnes rendered several
vocal selections accompanied by Miss
Dora Hershenow and J. +. Nen. "A
prominent South Bend man. gave
the address Of the evening. the sub
ject of which was. The Firmament, -
explaining the mechanics Of the uni
verse. stars. considerations and the
NEUROLOGICAL significance of the hea-
vens.
The Ladies Aid society of the
Gloria Del Swedish Lutheran church
held their regular meeting Thursday
I afternoon in the church parloTs. The
routine business session was held
and a short program enjoyed. Mrs.
&. Mellander and Mrs. John Johnson
gave an instrumental duet: Mrs.
John Kullenberg presented "a read
ing and Rev. G. q. Anderson gave
a short talk. Refreshments were
served 10 81 members during the
social hour which followed by the
hOstesses. Mrs. Gus Johnson. Mrs.
Albert Johnson and Mrs. Fred Hag
quist. The next meeting will be held
at the church May p.
The Colfax Mothers club met
Thursday afternoon in the school
building. a brief business session
was held and a program given. Col.
Joseph Taylor explained the boy
scout movement: A 3. Williamson
talked on school gardening" vO-
cal duet was rendered BY Ninceue
Bartlett and Paul Joers. and Mrs. i.
Albert Harris gave an interesting
talk on why the club should join
the county federation There were
20 memb ers IN attendance. Plans
We're made for "a Social gathering to
be held in June.
The Children OF Mary met Thurs
dav az the St Joseph hall Plans
were completed for the annual May
party TO be held May 10 at the
business session. The following com
mittee was appointed. Miss Cecilia
Scheibelhut. Miss Genevieve Hickey.
Miss Malta Donahue. Miss Margaret
Brehneer and Miss Margaret Reider.
A social hour followed during which
five hundred and pedro were played
Refre shments were served TO 90
members.
The Service Star legion held its
regular meeting Tuesday afternoon
at the Y w. g. A. Following the
business session during which Mrs.
T. \. Freeman. the president, urged
the members to place their service
mortal day. Mrs. James CoOver sang
two selections. Christ In Flanders
and Joy and Guy Wiser spoke Of
his experiences while in a German
prison camp. The next meeting will
be held June IL.
The first Of the prenuptial affairs
to be given i'm honor Of Miss Frieda
flasher. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
8. II. flasher, 211 x. ST. Peter St,
whose marriage 10 Charles Ripley.
Ouimby St. will take place June =.
was a miscellaneous shower given at
her home Wednesday evening b.
Miss Mildred Austin. Music and
games were diversions of the eve
ning's entertainment at the close OF
which a luncheon was served 20
fifteen guests.
Mrs. Bert Spry. 507 +. South St.
was hostess to the Twin city Sewing
circle at her home Thursday after