South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-07
Clubs

Tile appearance OF Mrs. Maria7
chase Schaeffer. widely known as
an critrramsr oil marked ability
Tuesday evening under the auspices
OF the South Bend Woman's club
VaS most satisfactory. Judging
from the kind OF entertainment Mrs
schaeffer presented Tuesday even
ing % Isl easy 20 'understa cd her sue
cess as a ~" worker. Mrs Schaef-
fer for eighteen months accompanied
The American army IN France and
Germany. offering her happy talents
for the morale OF our boys Since
Mrs. Schaeffer's war experiences are
so real and so recent she always de
votes portion of her program 20
The relating Of few OF her trials
and those OF the boys whom she
met With genuine humor and also
deep sympathetic feeling Mrs.
Schaeffer told number OF tales
both OF humorous and of pathetic
natures.
Part Of Mrs Schaeffer's program
was concerned with the intcrpreta-
lions Of character. a type for which
she is admirably fitted. Her roles OF
YOUNG children were particularly
well given and received.
The officers and directors OF the
ST Joseph Hospital Aid society met
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at the
hospital The regular business ses-
sion was held during which the fol-
loving report for November and De-
Gerber was given: 24O members in
tho society: 675 quarts Of fruit col
lected; l,045 surgical dressings made
and 153 garments completed by the
sewing committee. The annual cleo
lion Of officers also took place. Mrs
W. G. Crabir was elected PRESIDENT:
Mrs. l. w Lower. vice president:
Mrs. J. =. Lechner. second vice
president: Mrs. ID. j. Kelly. third
vice president; Mrs. r. II. Grain, re-
cording secretary. Mrs. r. Mann. fl
nsncial secretary; AIRS r. Osborne,
corresponding secretary, Mrs. j. Lu-
Their. membership secretary. Mrs. T..
Green. assistant membership secre-
tary. and Mrs. A. r. Perley. treasur-
OF. The newly chosen officers viii
entertain the general society al the
home of Mrs w c. Crabil III
&orth shore dr.. Jan. 20. The pro-
gram will be in charge of Mrs T.. "A.
Grain and Mrs. A H. Perley.
The annual epiphany party of the
Womans Guild OF ST James Epis-
copal church was held Tuesday aft
ernoon at the home OF Mrs George
Miltenberger. ia Cleveland av. I'm
the election OF officers AIRS. l.. :.
Fickenscher was chosen president.
Mrs. Herbert w. Frantz, vice presi-
dent: Mrs. William Bender. second
vice president Mrs. r. r. Chaplin.
recording secretary. and Mrs. Walter
Mucssel treasurer. a soci4 hour
followed the business session during
which a luncheon was served to so
guests 10 is the custom at the cpl
Bhsny party TO put "a ring i'm the
caEe and the one who receives IL
acts ass hostess at the next annual
epiphany party. Mrs. John Hazen
white received the ring The next
regular meeting oi the Guild will be
3 eld with Airs. e.. J. GaslSiU at her
home at f0S L. Monroe st. Feb. e.
Mrs. Lester SpideIl 21S Haney av.
was hostess Tuesday afternoon 70
80 members OF the Woman's Mission
AIRY society OF the Indiana Avenue
Christian church Reports were
given 10y the four division leaders
during the business session which
was followed by missionary pro
gram of which Mrs. W. j. Thompson
was the leader. AIRS. Ernest Mafft
told story. The Doctors Fee" sew
cral OF the members read papers or
the missionary work in India. and
Mrs. j. Oberholt rendered a vocal
solo. Refreshments were served dur
ing the social hour Mrs L. 6. Car.
ter. 60 T. Dayton ST.. will entertain
the society Feb. g.
The Grace ~ +. Epworth league
is well pleased with its progress. both
M It's endeavOr to secure new mem
hers and in the spirit of its Sundas
evening meetings
The win My-Chu.," week which
is 60 be featured next week is beina
looked forward 10 with intense i'm
terest not only because Of the com
petent speakers whose services have
been procured but because of TN,
opportunity 10 win their friends anC
chums 20 the christian life
The meeting beginning Jan. 7.
will Doe held every evening. excep