South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-18

ernoon. Another meeting OF the tea
viii be held in two weeks
Mrs W. r. Brown. 422 ~ I4afay-
cite blvd.. acted as hostess 20 10
mem bers 81 the Shakespeare circle
Wednesday afternoon. The meeting
was opened with current events,
which were in charge Of Mrs. Mel
son Jones. and talk on our Side
Of the Mexican Border" by Mrs. A.
". Kline followed AT the close Of
the meeting refreshments We're
served. Mrs W. III. Brugger. W. Col
fax av.. will entertain the club De
cember
A social gathering Of the Pastors
Aid society, section two, Of the First
Christian church was held al the
home of Mrs. Jennie Roger. 30S =
Franklin So Wednesday afternoon.
Comfort-knotting and needleworS
occupied the afternoon. Mrs. j.
Beagle. SOC blaine av., will act as
hostess 20 the society members the
third Wednesday in December.
Members Of the Wednesday club
were entertained by Miss Mae Wool
worth. 322 W. Wayne St. Wednes-
tdN AFTER A4fDlls VI - A4s II y AAfA ANAAA
opened the discussion Of the fore
noon. which was on the life and
works OF William Morris, poet and
decorator. At the next meeting,
which will be held Decem Der s. Mrs.
W Daugherty will act os hostess.
The Elks' club entertained with a
dancing party Wednesday evening at
the club house The Miller-Ander-
son orchestra furnished the music
for the program Of dances. which
was enjoyed by 60 guests
Mrs. H. Suabedissen, 1921 y.
Johnson St. was hostess Wednesday
afternoon TO the members of the
Pleasant View w. c. T. L. a paper
on Law Enforcement" was given
by Mrs. Emma Reed and Miss Paul
inc EnterliRe gave descriptions Of
the conditions existing in homes for
the feeble minded. During the
meeting Mrs. Chidister was appoint
ed 10 serve in the union signal work.
The third Wednesday in December
the union Will meet with Mrs. w. J..
Cooper, 1850 y. Johnson ST.
A meeting Of the publicity council
OF the World Fellowship movement
was held Wednesday noon at the
/ Y. w. G. A, to eject officers who
I viii keep the activities of the Y. W.
g. A. before the girls employed in
department stores. Miss Jane Davis
was elected president Of the council
and Miss Bethany Geyer, secretary.
/ The meetings Will be held the third
/ "Wednesday in each month.
A n
Missionary society of the St Paul's
NJ r. church was held Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home OF Mrs. J. ].
Detzler, 324 Gushing 81. Mrs. Claude
Smoke had charge Of the program.
paper was given by Mrs. Irving
Sibrel on "Our Folks at Gary" Mrs.
T. O.. Thomas gave n paper on
Community Centers." Mrs. Marvin
Ort had charge of the text book.
THE Church and the Community"
Plans were made for "a rummage sale
TO be held Dec. 3. The assistinS
hOstesses were Mrs. Earl Jester
Mrs. George Swantz, Mrs. Herman
Schuen and Mrs. j. p. Patterson.
Dec. IA at the home Of Mrs. John
Sindlinger. III w. Lasalle av.
Mrs Walter Palmer. 1906 s.
Michigan st.. acted as hostess to the
members OF Mrs. Frank BrOdbeck' 9
Sunday school class Of the Grace
NJ +. church Tuesday night. After
the business meeting contests were
held Mrs. Nell Newton won the
favor. Refreshments were served to
80 members and guests. The class
will give a Christmas party the
date of which is TO be announced
later
a number of delightful parties
| have been given for Miss Lucille Hold
son. 61j st. Joseph St, whose mar
lriage will take place on Thanksgiv
ing day. Last Friday night dhere was
I a miscellaneous shower at the home
OF Miss irene Hildebrand 625
Riverside DIR. There were 1 . guests