South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-12

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GLIDING a demonstration OF primary
music by Mrs /. r. Workman. "a talk
on the Mothers and Children OF
France" by Attv Roland Obben-
chain. and an address by r. F..
Wolfe. on play the Safeguard OF
I our Health and Happiness" Thirty
two members were present at the
business sersion. Another meeting
Il the club will be held at the
school on March 10.
The Maple Grove Ladies' Aid So
cicty and bible class met Wednesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. X
NJ. short Mrs. b. d. Seward vice
I president had charge or the pro-
gram and led the devotionals. Mrs
Lydia Hummer led the discussion
which followed the reading OF the
II, IS. and 10 chapters of Joshua
/ During the social hour refreshments
" ere served to II members. The
time and place If the next meeting
/ will be announced later.
I The Men of the Country class Of
I the Indiana Avenue Christian church
! entertained the ladies OF the class
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr.
+ and Mrs. William Lucas, SIG +.
/ Wenger ST. A musical program con
sisting of clarinet and cornet duets
\ by Herbert r. Mylott and Il. c.
/ FATTY, accompanied by Miss Eliza
/ beth Patty, were followed b. games
/ and contests. Refreshments were
served to g guests.
The Live OAK Drill Team enter
4 tanned with birthday party in hon
/ or of Mrs. Jewel Whaley Wednes-
I day evening at her home. $40 Smith
\ st. Games and contests at which
/ Mrs. Katie Saelhof and Mrs Louise
/ Moore were the favor winners were
/ the features of the evening. Re
lreshments were served 10 1G guests.
A regular business meeting and
4 birthday party will he held Feb. 23
at the home OF Mrs. Grace Cimkow-
ska, sos y. scott st.
Mrs. Cicm Wharton. s21 y. john
son St. entertained the members of
the Snowflake club at her home
( Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Henry
FIagedoru and Mrs Frank Ripple
were the favor winners at contests
which were the diversions OF the
afternoon. Refreshments were
1 served to Il guests. Mrs. Albert
! Criede 2502 w. Bertrand st, vii!
entertain tie club i'm two weeks
The Fancy NCCdleworI<Crs' club
was entertained Wednesday after
noon at the home of Mrs Delbert
Frick, 304 +. Indiana av. The time
was spent informally with needle
work the diversion. Refreshments
were served to Il guests at the close
of tho afternoon. The club viii meet
in two weeks with Mrs. Edward
! Cordray, 1899 : Michigan ST.
! COmplimcntine her sister. Mrs. j.
/ +. Spencer, of Detroit. Mich, Mrs.
/ John f. Cotter, 1859 WILDER St. en-
tertained with an informal valentine
party at her home Wednesday eve
ming. Features suggesting the val
cntinc season We're used in house
decorations and i'm entertainment.
The Intcrurban Bridge club met
Thursday at the home OF Mrs. i. a.
Bryan. 1925 +. jefferson blvd. y
lupcIeon was served ut 10 o'clock
lat table attra ctivelv appointed.
During the Afternoon bridge was the
diversion. The time and place of
the next meeting has not been de-
cided.
Classical and Modern Music" will
be the subject of the Iecture-recitaI
which Louis Elbel will deliver Thurs
day afternoon before the members
OF the music department of the
Progress club All club members
and their friends are privileged TO
attend the department meeting.
Mrs. +. VI. jackson. 2OO9 Portage
av. entertained with o'clock
| luncheon at her home Tuesday. At
: table conferred with a mound of
pink and white sweet peas covers
We're laid for eight guests. Following
the luncheon the afternoon was
spent at bridge. Mrs George Milten-
8 berger and Mrs Frederick Bickel-
; haupt being the favor winners. The
rooms of the house were attractive
b ~ decorated with red roses.
Miss Emma CofIing. 1911 :. 81.
( Joseph St, entertained a number of
/ friends at a Valentine party at her
home Tuesday evening. a valentine