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

/ meeting OF the club Wii' be- HE'LL
7 Nov. IS.
+ The T.. q. j.. sirIs OF the Trinity
I Pres byterian church held meet
/ ing Tuesday evening AT the home OF
Miss Opal Hathaway. Election 81
officers took place with the follow
ing results. Miss Nelma Johnson.
president. Miss Ddr0thea Davis. vice
president. and Miss Josephine Bern
hart. secretary and treasurer Lunch
was served at the close of the eve
ming.
/ NeedIework occupied the meeting
OF the Lafayette thimble which was
held "Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
F Charles Smith. 500 Keasey So. Dur
Ing :hc afternoon plans were made
for the annual Christmas party Of
the club Refreshments We're serv-
/ cd at O'Clock. In two weeks the
thimble will be entertained by Mrs.
! Ira UIlery $50 Cushing 81.
Miss vernice ElbeI sos Portage
av., was hostess TO Is members OF
Z the Phi Sigma sorority at = $50
O'Clock supper "Wednesday evening
I Following the transaction Of routine
business the evening was spent So
cially. In two weeks the sorority
viii be entertained by Miss Marie
I Voedisch. 1927 Portage av
The Sewing Circle of the Zion
I Evangelical church met Wednesday
AFTERNOON in the parish school. The
T hostesses for the meeting we're Mrs.
Jesse Heltzel. Mrs. Gottlieb Raissle
I Mrs Emil Schmok and Mrs Edward
/ Weiss Another meeting OF the cir
I Gle VIII be held in two weeks at the
same place.
The Lafayette thimble was enter
tained Wednesday afternoon al the
/ home Of Mrs. C. H. Smith. 500 Kea-
sey ST. Ten members attended the
business meeting. Light refresh
ments We're served during the social
hour which followed. Another meet
ing of the thimble will he held IN
I two weeks at the home of Mrs. Ira
Ullery. Cushing ST.
The Modern Priscilla club held
meeting at the home of Mrs. George
Hewitt. 919 r. Washington av., on
Wednesday. At the close of the af-
tcruc0u which was spent socially,
refreshments were served. Mrs. Ed
ward Bertch 1910 +. Washington
law. viii be hostess 10 the club
members in two weeks
Final arrangements for the card
party and dance 10 be given Friday
/ evening. NOV. 19, at St PatriCk's
hall by the *. G. Ladies' Social club
were made Monday evening al
meeting held at the home OF Mrs.
4 d. j. Kelly. us W. Jefferson blvd
/ The following committees were az
LEoiuted. Cards Mrs. ". l. Benitz
Mrs. John Marcus, Mrs. Thomas
Hickey. music Mrs George Cooley.
( Miss Cecilia Schiebelhut and Miss
/ Rose Probst, decorations, Mrs. ID. !.
/ Kelly. Mrs T. Weber Miss Lauretta
I Murphy and Miss Kathleen Gull
I foyIe, refreshments. Mrs. +. j. Pow
/ ers Mrs F. Schumacher. Miss Roas-
ialie Singler and Verena Baumgart-
ner. tickets. Miss Catherine Michcls
/ and Miss Kathleen GuilfOyle The
Davis COlleEian orchestra will fur
nish the music for the evening.
a very delightful program viii be
/ presented by the music department
OF the Progress club this af.-
I eruOon at 4 o'clock. The subject for
I the afternoon will be early French
music which will be discussed by
D
I program viii be in charge OF Mrs.
Lands n. Writ Those who viii ap-
/ pear on the program include Hal
I Van Aiken, Miss Vida ShOnts, Mrs.
ID. a MalOney. Miss Evelyn Fulmer.
/ Miss Crissie ReimOld, Mrs. w. F..
/ Bryan. Miss Helen Burke. Miss
/ Maude Weber and Miss Vernice e.
/ bel
Members OF the Tuesday Night
/ club were entertained at the home OF
/ Mrs. T.. Graft. SIT +. Cedar ST.. Tues
\ day evening Games and contests
Y comprised the diversions of the time
and favors in the latter were award
/ cd 20 Mrs Carl Eager and Mrs. w.
I Annwander. Yellow and white Chry-
/ santhemums decorated the home.
/ Luncheon was served I'm two weeks
the club will meet with Mrs !. Z.
Lang, 500 F.. Cedar ST.
/ Mrs A K Jones, 1927 Riverside
/ dr. was hostess at a dinner at her
/ home Tuesday evening TO members
/ Of the College club. She was as
sisted by Mrs Charles BOsenbury.
/ Mrs ". A Bertsch. Mrs Charlotte
/ Banta and Mrs. John Campbell.
I Following the usual business the
I time was spent socially. Announce
/ ment of the next meeting will be
made later.
The Bunco club met Tuesday
evening with Miss Ethel Pomrauka,
/ 1914 :. High 81. FavOrs in the games
were awarded 10 Miss Katherine
Fricke and Miss Elba Ahrens. Re