South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-06-09

ding anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. IA
I. Annis. 1921 South Bend av. en-
u tertained a number OF friends at
their home Saturday evening. Music
and informal entertainment occu-
y pied the evening.
The meeting OF the ST. Paul Home
Missionary society wna held in the
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. De
WITT Tnglewright. Fulton pl. Dur
ing the missionary program special
reference was made 20 the found
ing OF me society and a jubilee Of
fering was taken for the further
-rce - the home mission project
. Mrs 4 II Peuweli mad charge or
the program which consisted be
sidea the anniversary features OF
papers BY Mrs Floyd Lee and Mrs.
IL NJ. Rseoe. Mrs Earl Jester con
rfL.rted a plano selection. At the
>sfIness session election Of officers
took place and resulted as follows.
! Mrs " Q. Yena. was selected presi-
Rdant. Mrs William Maurer, vice
<Enresfdent: Yrs A. II PenWell, sec
refarv: Mrs. Emory Thomas, cor
respondi11g secretary. Mrs l. Wertz,
4 mothers Jewel secretary; Mrs. In
81 ylewrlght. mite box secretary; Mrs
" Marvin Ort. treasurer and Mrs
William Entzhn. reporter Refresh
nents were served at the close or
the afternoon by the assisting host
essex Mrs. r Thomas. Mrs Mar
vim OFT Mrs. William Maurer end
Mrs Hamilton The next meeting
will ~ IN the nature Of a picnic
held July 13. at Chain-O'-Lakes.
At the Grace N. z church the
society entertained with a recep-
ton for new members and for the
queen Esther circle, the Home
Guards and the Mothers Jewels
Mrs. Charles Ward responded 70 the
address OF welcome which YVES given
by Mrs Frank Brodebeck. Talks
were also given by little Miss Mary
Bennett. Mrs william Rowe the
representative Of the Home Guards;
Mrs /. A. Ports. OF the Mothers
levels and Mrs Floyd Jellison, OF
the Queen Esther. In connection
with the birthday celebration Miss
Jennie Rulo spoke on the growth or
the organization and Mrs b. ID.
beck on the membership. Mrs. l.. =.
Lane urged the members TO sub
scribe 20 the mission paper. Mrs.
Charles Smith told OF the mite-boX
fund A birthday hymn was rend-
cred by a trio composed Of Mrs.
! George Gall and Mrs Clyde and
Flovd Bunch More than $50 mem
bers and guests enjoyed the eve
AAing The next meeting will be
hr9 at the church. June II.
OF an entirely social nature was
the celebration given by the mem
bers OF the society OF the First
Methodist church. The president,
Mrs. r Alternately. gave a short ad-
dress and Mrs. Myron Campbell gave
"reminiscences OF the 40 years
growth OF the organization The
Queen Esther circle entertained with
"A playleJ which portrayed the work
\ accomplished by the mission schools
which are supported by the society.
A musical program included num-
bers by Roy Young and DR.. and
Mrs +. RI. Hager. Refreshments
were served at the close OF the
evenings entertainment
At a special meeting OF the X
a. Ladies' Social club held Tuesday
avening at the X Q. club rooms
Nans we're formulated for the ban
Oket 10 be given Sunday evening
Z the Elk's temple for the Knights
Oft Columbus. Mrs. George Cooley
was appointed chairman OF the com
lnittee on general arrangements and
Mrs John Greif. assistant. Miss
. C.therine Michels was appointed TO
as chairman OF the serving and
y decorating committees During the
business session the resignation OF
Mrs = II. Grain was accepted as
treasurer and Mrs. r. Leyes was
chosen TO act temporarily. Miss
Catherine Michels WIS selected re-
porter There will BE another meet
ing held at the same place in two
weeks.
Mrs Ernest Mossey was elected
president at the final meeting OF the
Coquillsrd Mothers club held Tues
day afternoon at the school build
ing. other officers who will act with
Mrs MOssey for the year are, Mrs.
r G. Randolph as vice president:
Mrs. Otto Beyers. secretary and
treasurer. A report OF the bazar
held at the school May % showed
SIS collected for the purpose OF
purchasing outfits for the school
nursery and health room. Miss
Fannie Thomas. school nurse gave
q short talk and James and Martin
Goheney entertained with a piano
duet The next meeting va DO
held AZ the beginning or the school
year in September.
Thirty mem bers Of the Auten W
T. G, were present at the regular
meeting held Tuesday evening at
the old courthouse Following the
1nitiatory exercises during which one
candidate received the degrees.