South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-02
Clubs
SOCIETY

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Mrs. William Carlin 210 " Brook
field ST. was hostess 20 the members
of the Good VIII Club Wednesday
afternoon Following the transac-
ti0n or routine business. 10 minute
talks were given by M. s. DiCkey and
Earl G.. Thomas. representatives Of
the cooperative grocery societies OF
America Mrs James Ford, Mrs.
Emma Mccormick and Mrs. Charles
Taylor were favor winners in the
contests Of the afternoon. A dainty
buffet luncheon was served by the
hostess at the close OF the meeting.
The club members viii boz entertain
sd by Mrs Frank Wooster. as s..
Franklin 81. Dec. p.
The social and religious lives Of
the American pioneers were discuss
"a al a meeting Of the history de-
Uartment Of the Progress club We'd
lesday afternoon Pioneer Society"
was described by Mrs Emmett S.
Webster and Miss Ethel Means spoke
un The Religious life or the Pho
ueer. The meeting was attended by
20 members. At the next meeting.
which will be held Dec. 10 In the
club rooms. the discussion of pioneer
life viii be continued by Miss Henri
eta GlOff and Mrs :. g. Bunker. who
will speak on Pioneer Schools" and
Transportation and Travel"
Members OF the Franklin Mothers
club met Wednesday afternoon IN
the Franklin portable school for a
business meeting. An Illustrated
lecture on Cotton" was given by the
pupils Of the fifth grade. a talk
given by Mrs Earl Hummer explain
ed how the public Offices in the city
administration are filled by appoint
Tnents and elections. Election OF Off
GERS for the ney club year closed the
meeting. The newly elected officers
are Mrs. Johnson. president. and
Mrs. ZuchbaUm, vice president. In
two weeks the club viii hold another
meeting at the same place.
Thirty-two members OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Stull Memorial NJ
r. church met Wednesday afternoon
in rhe church parlors. Plans We're
discussed for a combined supper and
hazar TO be held Dec 9 at the
church Refreshments were served
by the hOstesses, Mrs. Grace Dubail
and Mrs Donald Dubail. Mrs. Dun
can and Mrs Bert Entzian Will serve
az hOstesses at the next meeting OF
the society which will take place
the second Wednesday in January
An afternoon sewing was held by
the Woman's guild OF the st. James
church "Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs r. A Hauck. S13 y.
Cushing ST. Refreshments were
served at the close of the afternoon
to- 20 members. The guild mem
bers will be entertained Dec. 7 by
Mrs. p. E, Whitehiu, $40 ".
Lasalle av
Members or the w G. Sunshine
club held a social meeting Wednes-
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Emma Zeitler, 1ia SancOme av. In
two weeks the cluo will be enter
tanned BY AIf9. NauG Dice. y. Hill
Il.
A most interesting program was
presented an q meeting Of the WO-
a.ah's Literary cub which was held
with Mrs. 81. T.. Miller, 304 w.
Navarro St, "Wednesday afternoon
\ review OF William Lean HowelTs
Rise of Silas LephaIG'. was given
by Mrs. Marshall Chaplin and an ac-
count CT Jenny Lind'S tour OF the
United States was the subject OF q
talk by Mrs elem Shidler who also
displayed one OF the original pro-
grams from Jenny Lind's New York
concert. The program which is the
property OF the club was presented
TO the members BY Mrs. r. o. FoOte
quaint dsguerrotype Of Jenny
Lind which IS IN the possession OF
Mrs Myron Campbell was an OBJ
ject Of interest at the meeting. Dec
10 an informal luncheon Will be
given b. Mrs. II. Kreighbaum. Car
roll 81. for the club members.
The annual al DAY Christmas
meeting Of the GrandmOthers' circle
was held Wednesday with Mrs 4.
slower acting as hostess at her home.
C21 :. Columbia st. Covers were
placed for is guests at noon din
ner served al an attractively appoint
ed table which furthered the spirit
of Christmas in the decorations. a
mound OF holly centered the table
and the places OF the guests were
marked by dainty place cards bear
ing Yuletide designs Election of
officers which took place in the short