South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-10

Mrs =. r. Ward and Mrs T. Tay-
Tor entertained the members Of the
ladies' Aid society Of the StuiI Me-
mortal church in the church parlors,
"wednesday afternoon Mrs. g. A..
Crockcr had charge OF the scripture
lesson and Mrs Viola Barnhart and
Mrs }. Seward led the prayer ser
vice. There viii De meeting held
at the same place July l..
Thirty members Of the Pythian tea
enjoyed a picnic Wednesday after
noon ~ stud cbaker park. Mrs. L.
Paul was the favor winner at con-
tests. Other diversions OF the aft
ernoOn were outdoor sports ard com
petitive games A picnic supper was
served. Meetings OF the tea will
be disbanded during the summer
months
Election Of officers took place at
the final meeting OK the Shake
speare circle. which was entertained
by Mrs. +. S. sayre at her home on
Portage av., "Wednesday afternoon
The following officers were reflect
ed Mrs. A W. Kline was reelected
president. Mrs. W. O. Williams. vice
president, Mrs. Nelson l. Jones.
secretary, and Mrs W. o. Davies.
treasurer. The yearly reports were
read and approved During the
literary program reviews Of current
magazines were read by Mrs. W. o.
Davies and Mrs r. Brugger. Mrs
Frederick Badet had charge OF the
current events. Refreshments were
served II the close Of the social
hour
The ladies' Aid society OF the
Maple Grove NJ. r. church met
wednesday afternoon at the home
% Mrs Lydia Hummer. Maple
Grove I'd Mrs C. NJ Seward pre-
sided during the business session.
The mission program consisted Of
the reading and discussing OF the
third and fourth chapters Of
Judges under the leadership of Mrs.
christian Anderson. Musical num-
bers were contributed by the Misses
Iva and Mildred Hummer and re-
freshments were served 20 p
guests The next meeting will be
held July IA with Mrs. Ora Jacox.
A study OF foreign missions was
the subject discussed at the meeting
Of the PleaSant View ". g. T. L.,
which was entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home. Of Mrs. L.
BrOwnield. All w Iasalle av. Mrs
f. ]. Suddrath read a story entitled
The Roof Garden" and Mrs. Q. A.
Pitcher told OF the life OF Jennie
CASSIDY. founder Of a foreign mis-
sion school. At the close Of the aft
ernoOn refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be in the ma
ture OF picnic 10 be held July p at
Pottawatomie park. or If the day is
unpleasant, at the home of Mrs. j.
g. Reamer, 915 Lincoln way West.
A social meeting OF the Woman's
Literary club held at Hillcrest, the
home OF Mrs Otto KnOblock,
Dragon I'd. Wednesday. marked
the close OF the clubs activities for
the year. At / o'clock luncheon
was served 10 % members and
guests At small tables arranged
about the lower rooms Of the home
and attractively appointed with gar
den flowers. During the afternoon
Rev James O'Donnell. of NOtre
Dare. discussed the life and works
OF the poet, George Kilmer. and
read portions OF his productions.
Mrs. y. q. Keller was hostess TO
10 members or the Independent
club. which met at her home
W e0nCSOdT afternoon. me time
vas spent socially with contests the
principal diversion, Mrs. w. II.
Horne being the favor winner.
Luncheon was served. In two weeks
the club will 20 20 Eagle Lake for
few days outing at the cottage OF
Mrs. Edward Phillips.
Members OF the Good VIII club
were entertained Wednesday after
noon by Mrs Charles Flower at her
home. 1871 r. Bowman ST Prizes
at contests were awarded to Mrs.
Charles Kortz. Mrs George Elk and
Mrs Frank woofter In two weeks
the club will be entertained at Hud-
son lake at the summer home Of
Mrs. Charles Jones. A Iot luck
supper will be served.
The w c. Sunshine club held "A
regular meeting at the home Of
Mrs. Goldie Boettcher. SPA y. Allen
ST. wednesday afternoon. The aft
ornocn was spent socially. with the
favor at contests awarded TO Mrs.
Anna Wilson. There viii be a meet
ing In two weeks with Mrs William
Gibson. 1913 6. Arnold st.
Miss Maude Weber. 1104 y. Notre
Dame av.. entertained six tables at