South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-09

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The Oliver hotel held It's formal
opening o Ithe winter season Fri
day evensf with "a dinner dance
which continued from 9 o'clock un-
tu midnight IN the main dining
room NJ the hotel jules STEMS
orcbestra furnished the program OF
dances
The frst Of a series q tea dams
ants 20 be held ON Saturday after
moons during tn fall and winter
months Will oc given Saturday AZ
ternoon- Music ior the initial dance
wiz be- furnished by tho Stein or
chestra.
The Current History department
was responsible Tor the excellent
program an me general meeting Of
he south Bend Womans club FRI
oay afternoon
PROT Harry Pterson, Of Berrien
springs college. gave a number OF
readings Pie gave two OF Robert
Services poems with real Service
spirit. one was Home" and the other
q descriptive piece Of Alaska and
the Yukon 4 College Yarn was
ON the program, and story OF a
athtub and "a little boy
In the absence Of the Rev. Father
James a. Burns president Of Notre
Dame. who Is ilE Father William
BOlger gave the address Of the aft
ernOon The Nature and Function
% Politics
After the program a social hour
was held and refreshments served
In the business meeting which
preceded tho afternoon, delegates 20
the state convention az Indianapolis
were appointed. The delegates are:
Mrs. Harry Wallace Mrs. Granville
Kicker. Mrs. j. G. PaXsOu. Mrs. W.
X Sherman ana Mrs. Warren III.
Miller. The aIternates are Mrs. Z.
!. -Cady. Mrs. William PrObascO.
Mrs. Lloyd Byers, Mrs Clifford Du-
Comb and Mrs. p r. Mckee.
The woman's society Of the
First Baptist church met Friday
afternoon with Mrs. Q. +. Meyer.
SIS s. Main 81. Reports on the
convention Of the missionary assoc
Citations held In Hammond oct. 4
were given by Mrs. T. A. Freeman.
Mrs William Shanafelt and Mrs.
T. @. Chard. Mrs. Elmer Essex cn
tcrtained with a solo. Where the
West Begins. Three Irish songs
We're delightfully."- Interpreted 10y
Miss Arva Yeagley. "To Nv First
Love You'd Better Ask Me" and
Just Her Way" Mrs. T. 4. Free
man, president Of the society, out
lined the coming years work and
10 was announced that two new
text books will be used in connec-
ttOn with the study work Of the So
Ciaty. The Church and Commun-
it's" for the Home Missionary So
ciety. nd Bible and the Mission
for the foreign branch. AT the close
OF the business session refresh
ments were served 10 the 80 mem
bers who attended tho meeting.
The society viii meet at the home
of Mrs. Sydney Smith. 232 Mar
Quette dT., nov. Q.
Mrs Edward Saelhof Mrs. Chas
Grosspitch. and Mrs. Dc We're Hub
bard were hostesses at meeting OF
the Norman Eddy sewing circle
which was held Friday afternoon in
the X of p parlors. Election OF
officers took place with the follow
ing results Mrs Carl Hardt presi-
dent. Mrs. Charles Reynold. vice
president; Mrs. William Hege. sec
rotary: and Mrs. Edward La Hon
ruadieu. reporter. A meeting OF the
circle will be held al the X. Of =
parIors IN two weeks with Mrs
Clara Smell. Mrs. olive RAY. and
Mrs. J. Conklin serving as hos
tesses.
Mrs. John Campbell 1907 River
side dr.. entertained 90 members OF
The Worth While circle OF the FRS
VI. T. church Friday afternoon Al
her home Al the close Of the ar
ternoon refreshments were served
~. the hostess Assisting hOstesse'
for the meeting were N'rs. Myror
Campbell Mrs l. j. HarwOod, Mrs
RI. Q. KrieEhbaum. Mrs. Norman
Reuhler and Miss Alice Greed. The
regular monthly business and s0cia
meeting OF the circle will be held
Nov. Il. the place to be announced
later.
The @ ". 3. NJ. Of the Harris
Prairie Christian church met Thurs
dav afternoon with Mrs. Henrietta
Netzer. EdwardSburg I'd. After th'
tr4nsa elton OF tho regular business
Miss Belle Lowry entertained with
musical selections and Mrs. F. p
T.owr, and Mrs John Cherehear
read Papers on missionary topics
The next meeting will be held Nov
with Mrs. L. NJ Remly, Granger
The WOman's Foreign Missionary
society Of the First NJ +. church
met Thursday afternoon IN tht
Friendship room or the church
During the business session the
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