South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-19

Ala society o. the Hope Presbyter-
ian church was held Thursday aft
etnoon AT the home Of Mrs Frank
SaTtner. 1918 DubaiI av. The cleo
lton OF officers took place with the
following results. Mrs. J.. a Walker
was elected president. Mrs. oliver
iye, vice president. Mrs Albert
rye. secretary, and Mrs. William
)eamler, treasurer More than S29
contained in the mite boxes which
were opened viii be sent Co the mis-
sion board. Mrs. Frances Hedgar
read letter from Mrs Charles
Phillips the missionary I'm south
America and Mrs. George Heideman
read a letter from the missionary
IN Siam. a sociaE hour followed.
during which refreshments were
served 20 y BY the hostess who
was assisted by Mrs. D. Curtis The
next meetinS will be held at the
church April 10.
The Woman's Homo Missionary
society of the Grace 81. T.. church
held It's annual mite box opening at
the meeting held Thursday after
noon in the church parlors. Tha
devotiOnaIs were led BY Mrs. l.. T.
Ports. Mrs. i. u. Beck read "a pa
per on our NeighborhOcd Work. g"
which was followed By "A vocal solo
by Mrs. Timothy Shanafelt. "a piano
duet by Mrs. r. l.. Warrick and
Mrs. Harry Tarker and recitation
by Hiss MarCeIla Shirk A social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served 10 10 members bv the
hostesscs. Mrs. Adam Book. Mrs. G.
:. Gall. Mrs. Charles Granger. Mrs.
Henry kale. Mrs. Edith Miller. Mrs.
g. B. Crumpacker. Mrs Martha
Loughman and Miss Nellie Inwood
The next meeting Will be held at the
church April 13.
Mrs. II. J. Jackson, 1910 Vassar
av., was hostess al a meeting Of the
Woman's Foreign Missionary soci-
ETY. of the Trinity NJ. r. church
which was held az her home Thurs
day afternoon. Plans were formu-
lated for the annual thank Offering
10 be held March rs and arrange
ments made for the day Of prayer.
March -. during the business ses-
sion. Rev. r. l.. Phillips led the
devotionals and reviewed "a chaptr n
OF the text book, The Crusade of
Compassion" Letters from mis-
sionaries in Africa and India were
read by Mrs. +. i. Axtel \ vocal
solo was rendered by Mrs. Phillips.
Mrs. Frank Chichester had charge of
the mystery box. The next meeting
viii be held at the home Of Mrs.
Carl Uhl, $40 Cleveland av.. April
Is.
The Colfax Mothers club held its
regular monthly meeting Thursday
afternoon in the school building
with 20 members in attendance.
During the business session nom
mating committee composed Of Miss
Lillian Memhard, Mrs. +. F. Hors-
pool and Mrs r.. r. Esch was an
pointed by the president. Mrs. A.
". Keck read a paper on Punish
ment That Educates," Miss Adele
De Forest gave a recitation: Miss
Alma Ferguson played a piano Sc
lection: Mrs. =. +. Bowerman read
"a paper entitled "Disciplining
Through Play" and Mrs NJ. b.
Langeu contributed the Domestic
Science Hints" The election Of Off
GERS will take place at the next
meeting, April 10.
large attendance was present at
The meeting OF the Lafayette Moth
ers' club Thursday afternoon at the
school Following business ses-
sion program was given. The sixth
grade sang two songs. Tree TOPS
Mornings and The Fisherman s
Prayer" Miss Irene Goneney. mem
Der of the anti-tuberculOsis league.
gave talk. T. +. Wolfe gave a
short address and introduced Julius
Taylor. who outlined the boy scout
movement; Miss Hazel Gibson rem
dered an instrumental solo and the
pupils gave Il lecture on Mexico. "
which was accompanied by stereop-
ticon slides. The next regular meet
ing viii be held April Is.
The members Of the Auten W r.
g.. whose birthdays occur either in
January or FebruaBy entertained Sc
members anC guests at a birthday
party at the old court house Thurs
day evening. The following program
was presented. THE Life Of st
Patrick" by Miss Cora Harmon: a
piano selection by Russell O'Con-
uer. reading by little Miss
Virginia Roberts; violin selec-
ton. by Daily Roberts accom-
panied by Miss Kathleen Scar
les. Lecture by Miss Tab.tha Prim-
rose" by Mrs Olive Zerby. a read
ius 10y AtIS' dAteI lamp ana
reading by little Miss Marjorie
Camp. Dancing and music followed
and a lunch was served.
The monthly netting Of the Wo-
mans Home Missionary society of
the First Methodist church was held
i'm the church parlOrs Thursday aft
crnOOn at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs. Mary
Deacon had charge Of the program
which consisted i'm a chapter OF the