South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-10

n lhFee attendance was present At
he meeting of the music depart
nnent OF the south Bend WOman's
club which was held Friday after
noon at o'clock in the club rooms.
Following brief business session
Mrs. %. b. Scandling played two in
strumental numbers. "a prelude and
Hungarian dance by Mcdowell after
which current events were reviewed
by Mrs. William Probasco: ii paper
oa THE American Men and women
Composers" read by Mrs r. Ira
band. several vocal duets rendered
by Mrs. We're Strayer and Mrs Har-
~ Barnes. and two piano solos were
given. The American POlOnaise' by
Carpenter by Miss Hazel Streeter
and Honman's "BarCarOlIe" los Miss
Greta Edner The subject Of the
next meeting which viii bee held
FEB. ~. will oe the English Col
onies"
The civics and philantrophy de-
partment OF the Progress club held
It's regular meeting Friday after
q
gram which was in charge OF the
Pupils of the Kaley school under
the direction Of Mrs. Nina DoOlittle
consisted 81 a number of recitations
and several songs Mrs DOOlittle
gave a short history Of her work as
teacher During the business session
"a report was given by Mrs. G. /. I'm
mel on the phiantrophical work
done by the department at Christ
mas time. An exceptionally large
number Of members were present.
The next meeting viii be held Jan.
q 9, when a discussion on Public
Health" viii be given by one or The
school nurses.
= meeting OF the Norman Eddy
Sewing circle was held Friday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. Martha
LOuBhman. 716 =. Michigan ST. Dur
ing the social hour which followed
The business session several musical
numbers were rendered. an instru-
mental solo by Mrs Edna Hide
brand, a vocal solo by Miss O'Deu
and piano selection by Miss Eileen
Everett Refreshpeuts were served
10 90 mem beers and guests The as
sistant hostesses were Mrs Edith
Miller. Mrs. Charles smith Mrs.
Fannie Foster and Mrs Alta Willis.
The next meeting will be held nm
Two weeks, the place TO be annOunc-
I'd later.
The Worth While circle OF the
First N. Z. ehurch held its regular
meeting Friday afternoon al the
home OF Mrs. j. NJ. Freeh. AZ W.
Madison ST. Various committees
were appointed for the ensuing year
during the business session which
was followed By a social time Re
freshments were served TO 80 mem
bers by the hostesses Mrs L. T.. Ger
Der. Mrs. J. A. Mogile Mrs. Homer
Eobins,% and Mrs l. J. McDermOtt
The nest meeting will be held with
IRIS. w. r. Taylor. $50 :. Taylor ST.,
Feb. o.
Mrs Charles Carpenter 120z Nc
CARNEY ST. entertained TO members
"f the Waneta Sewing circle at her
home Friday afternoon During the
business session discussion the need
of sewing for the poor of the city
took place Needlework was the
main diversion OF the social hour
which followed I'm the contests
prizes were awarded to Mrs. Dora
Dugdale and Mrs Gertrude Denzer.
I'm Two weeks the club will be en-
1ertained by Mrs. Cora Ettlein, SIS
S Taylor ST.
}lrs Charles T. Pearson. 1856
Woodward av..- was hostess TO 20
members OF The Womau's society OF
the First Baptist church at her home
riday afternoon. The meeting was
opened Dr. The devotioEaIs Ted by
Airs. o. r. Miller followed by brief
business session The second chap
jaF ot -he study books. THE Present
>Ie. and the Battalion of Life"
were read oy Mrs e. g. Turk and
Airs. T. Curwiu assisted 10y Mrs.
Prank Irwin. Airs = G. Chard ana
Miss Hannah Auer A social meet
ing viii be held az the home of Mrs.
81 p. Sholly. 1922 Lincoln way T.
Jau -.
MIS- Paul Anderson. ina r. Har-
Vey ST.. entertained IA members OF
The Missionary circle of the First
christian church Friday evening.
Following the business session Miss
Irma Dale related "a story about the
missionary work in Japan and Miss
EDNA Probaugh read an article on