South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-30
SOCIETY

The general meeting OF the 81
Joseph Hospital Aid Society was held
Friday afternoon at the ST. Joseph
hall and was attended by 20 mem
oers. Following a short business
session the remainder OF the after
noon was devoted 70 the making OF
surgical dressings and surgeons
gowns. Mrs. William Myers was In
charge OF the meeting A directors
meeting will be held Tuesday after
noon and the next general meeting
OF the society will be held May p.
Approximately so members OF
the Norman Eddy Sewing Circle at
tended the all day meeting held
Friday at the X. OF p. han. A pot
luck dinner was served at noon and
the afternoon was spent socially
with needle WORK. The regular
meeting OF the circle Will be held
Friday afternoon al the hall
Mrs John Spencer entertained the
Wanita Sewing Circle at the home
OF Mrs S. n. Clark, 73s Leland ave,
yesterday afternoon. At the close
OF the afternoon which was occupied
with comfort knotung. refreshments
were served by the hostess to the
IL members who attended the meet
Ing. In two weeks the members
viii be the guests OF Mrs. Dorothy
Carpenter. 1909 Mccartney ct. and
on May IT a card party viii be
given by the Circle al the w. o. w.
hall.
Mrs w. H Armstrong. assisted
oy Mrs. l. Patterson, entertained
members OF the Home Workers
class Of the st. Paul Memorial NJ.
Z. church at her home. 52l Cottage
Grove av.. Friday afternoon. A
business session was held and cleo
ton OF officers took place, resulting
in the reelection OF Mrs. Clara
Burner as president, and Mrs. Geo.
Neasey as secretary and treasurer.
On May % the class will meet at
the home OF Mrs. Stephen Reister,
Sherman av.
The last regular meeting OF the
,
Philanthropy department OF the
Progress club yesterday afternoon
in the club rooms. During the SEES
sion, which was OF a purely bust
ness nature. the officers for the
coming club year were announced
as follows; Mrs. Harvey Dollar.
chairman; Mrs. Lutte Baker Gum.
vice chairman; Mrs. +. Louise Ros-
tiser, secretary. and Mrs. Gary
kreager, treasurer.
A number OF friends OF Mrs, Fred
Dietz surprised her Thursday even
Ing at her home, 2101 S. Chaplin st.
Games and contests were features
OF the entertainment for the even
ing and favors were won by Mrs.
Sargent and Miss Nina Cook. A
three course luncheon was served
at the close OF the evening.
Mrs Leonard Lang. III y. st.
Louis Blvd. was hostess 10 the Tues
day Night club members at their
regular meeting held Friday evening
at her home. Needle work and con-
tests were diversions following the /
business meeting. A dainty luncheon
was served at "a table most attract
lively decorated with narcissi and
lnacs Covers were placed for =
guests. Mrs. o. j. Lang Will enter
tain Tuesday at her home, 1912 w.
Van Buren, 81.
Miss Irene PIotnecki, 1411 Linden
ave entertained the cash girls OF
Robertson's Brothers store with a
fudge parry az her home Friday
night.
One new member was admitted to
NJ. y. church at a meeting held
Thursday night at the home OF Ed
ward Stark, 4S3 Harrison av. Fol-
lowing the business session, games
and singing were enjoyed. Refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing will be held on May "A at the
home of George Eckert and Ben
Koenig, 5s3 f. Haney av
Forty members OF the ladies'
Sewing circle OF the Zion Evangeli
cal church met Thursday afternoon
a. the parish school. The afternoon
was spent in quilting and making
aprons Refreshments were served
by the following hostesses. Mrs. |
Johanna BlechsChmid. Mrs Mar
garet OItmann and Mrs. Freda |
Geist. The next meeting OF the cir
Gle OF the circle will be held in two
weeks at the school
The north section OF the Woman's /
league OF the First NJ. r church !
met Thursday afternoon in the |
friendship parlors OF the church. |
Fifty members and guests were in /
attendance. Following a short bust |
ness session. a social hour was en-
loved and refreshments were served. /
The hostesses were. Mrs Fred r \
Stretch, Mrs. F. j. Hager, Mrs, III. /