South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-04

the roll call which was responded
10 with verses. A vocal duet was
given by Mrs. Harry Cring and Mrs.
Ray Patterson and a piano solo BY
Miss Bernice Reaves. Miss Clouys'
talk on Interior Decoration" was
Illustrated with an exhibit OF cur
tains and draperies from Robert
son Brothers. Mrs Charles Byers
won the favor OF the afternoon
Election Of officers win take place
at the next meeting 10 be held March
with Mrs. Ralph Wood. Sumption
Prairie I'd.
A delightful program was present
/ ed by the pupils Of the South Bend
Conservatory OF Music Thursday
I evening. The program included Sc
I lections by Frances Fulkerson,
/ Steward Fulkerson, Mary Alice Tell
son. Irma Hicks. Elma Ferguson.
/ Esther Kaplan, Harry Cohn, Carroll
I Rowe. Emma Hitchner. Mrs. G. Ma
I yor, Madeline McClave, Lilly MOhn.
Lucille Stetson. Marion Cady and
I Maurine Martin.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies
T Aid society Of the Broadway Evan
-elical church was held Thursday
with Mrs W r. Hinkle. 1875 Port
+ age av. During the social hour
I Miss Glendora Judson gave a vocal
/ selection accompanied by Miss
I Margaret Hinkle; William Hinkle
( entertained with q cOrnet solo and
! William Hinkle and the Misses
/ Florence and Margaret Hinkle rem
dered selections on the piano. violin
and cornet as a trio. Refreshments
were served by the hostess who was
assisted by Mrs. Harry Weisse. Mrs.
/ sherman Judson and Mrs. George
/ Wandel. March is the date an
nounced for the next meeting.
An ali day sewing session was
held in the church parlOrs |hurs-
day by the Ladies' Aid society OF
I the Grace Evangelical church. A
short business session followed the
pot-luck dinner served at noon TO 10
I members and one guest Another
meeting will be held the first Thurs
day in March at the church.
The Plymouth club met Thursday
: afternoon at the home Of Mrs. n.
/ r. Suders, AIS +. Third St, Misha-
waka. Miss Julia Yockey. Of Ply
mouth. Ind, who was a guest Of the
! club, entertained with several musi-
cal mum bers. The hostess served
/ dainty refreshments during the So
/ cial hour. Meetings will be discon-
tinued through Lent and the next
/ regular meeting will be held March
! Il with Mrs. Fred Botset Sarah ST.,
] ATishawaka.
Miss Alice Imam, a returned mis-
sionary from China, spoke before
/ meeting of the WOmeE's Foreign
I Missionary society of the Grace NJ.
/ r. church held Thursday afternoon
| I'm the church parlors. Mrs. Agnes
I NARROW Mohn furnished the musical
\ program for the meeting. The reg
! ular business session closed the aft
/ ernOon. The next meeting OF the So
! ciety will be held March 8.
The Ladies' Sewing circle Of the
( Zion Evangelical church met at the
parish school yesterday afternoon.
] The meeting was well attended and
/ luncheon was served by the hostess
I es Mrs. Otto Boyer, Mrs. VIII Bey-
/ or and Miss Rose Boyer. Mrs.
/ julius Christman. Mrs. Charles Mo-
! chel and Mrs. Henry Christman viii
| entertain at the next meeting 10 be
! held in two weeks
| An afternoon sewing session was
/ held bv the sewing circle of the St
/ Peters Evangelical church Thursday
/ NJ the parish school. Mrs. Louise
Waldschmidt and Mrs. Katherine
I Werkeiu, who acted as hostesses for
/ the meeting, served refreshments at
\ the close of the afternoon. Mrs
/ Anna Hermann and Mrs. Schitz will
4 entertain In two weeks.
The Woman's Missionary society
OF the First Brethren church held
/ its regular monthly meeting at the
Z home of Mrs. Harry Campbell, 14O
+. Paris St, Wednesday afternoon.
| Thirty-five members were in attend
ance. \ program was rendered
/ including devotional exercises by
! Mrs Il. O.. CrOst; a vocal SOLO
~ Ms. c. w Rench. and a talk by
I Ms. A. HartzOg OF Goshen. The
mission study entitled People OF
/ the Near East was presented by
AIRS. Ruth Minkey. A business SEES
ION and social hour followed the
/ program. On March ? the next
meeting will be held at the church.
Mrs. Stanley Steele. formerly
| Miss Clela Goodrich whose mar
riage took place recently. was guest
\ OF honor at II O'Clock luncheon at
/ the Robertson Tea rooms Thursday.
/ Covers were placed for eight at a
] table centered with a large we'd
\ ding cake. Mrs. Steele was favored
with a corsage Of pink sweet Ieas.
The Perley school Parent Teach
/ er's club met Wednesday afternoon