South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-25

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| ing circle which was held Thursday
afternoon at the I. Q. o. i. hall. At
I the close Of the afternoon refresh
rnents were served 10 40 members.
The circle will meet in two weeks al
the same place.
Members Of the Mothers club
were the guests at O'Clock
luncheon given BY Mrs ]. A Varier.
SO3 S. Lafayette blvd, Thursday.
The afternoon was occupied with
needIework. Mrs. r. q. Inwood, Of
Chicago. who is the guest % Mrs.
s NJ. Sawyer. was an out OF town
guest at the luncheon. The club
will meet again in two weeks
A called business session OF both
the Mems and women's Adult classes
OF the Grace NJ f. church was held
Wedn esday night in the church par
Tors offer the prayer meeting. The
men selected DR.. c. c. Bon Durant
as manager OF the membership
ca m paign and the women appointed
Mrs. A. y. Hildebrand "a manager
of a similar campaign in their class.
Following the business session.
social hour was enjoyed by 100
members. Piano selections were rem
dered by Cecil Waltz. followed by a
participated Refreshments were
served at the close of the evening.
The invitation committee OF the
Progress club State-day luncheon
which IS 10 be held Saturday at the
Oliver hotel. has received the fol-
lowing additional acceptances from
out-of-town guests Miss Vida New
sOm OF Columbus. Ind. and Mrs
F.. z. Mummert OF Goshen. Ind,
both ex-pEesidents Of the Indiana
Federated clubs; Mrs. Q. W'enson.
Mrs. c. D. Britton. Mrs c. e Stout
and Mrs. George Richardson. all of
Goshen: Mrs. J. wilcox. Mrs. \. An
derson. Mrs. Camilla Bryant and
Miss Lola Terry. all OF Laporte;
Mrs. James Mulqueen and Mrs. r.
c. Feeder. both OF Michigan City;
Mrs. G. r. Taylor and Mrs. r. c.
Watson OF Winona. and Mrs. r.
Steele and Mrs. Delmar Baer OF
Knox
Miss Vide Newsom OF Columbus.
Ind. Will be the houses guest OF Mrs
Richard Elbel. sos Portage av, dur
ing her stay in the city. Miss New
som is an ex-president OF the state
federation and Is now serving as III
rector Of the General Federation OF
Woman's clubs.
Mrs. K. c. Rumpler. the state
president OF the I. F. G; Mrs Arthur
p. Cox q trustee and also q mem
Der OF the Industrial board Of In
diana and Miss Isabel Kennedy OF
KinGsbury. Ind. who will be IN the
city 20 attend the luncheon. viii be
the house guests OF Mrs. X. c. De-
Rhodes us w. Washington av.
Mss Kennedy will remain in the
city the week following the lunch
eOn.
The Philathea class OF the First
Baptis, church held its regular bust
ness session and missionary program
"Wednesday night at the church
Supper was served 20 IA members
a. $50 o'clock. Mrs T. A. Free
man was IN charge OF the program.
A paper on Mothers Day wos Civ
en- by Mrs Florence Steam, and
Mrs Guy Wilson gave paper en-
, titled Christian Homes and the
, Music in the Home" The next
meeting OF the class will be held in
four weeks az the church.
The Dew-p-op-Inn club. met
"Wednesday afternoon A. the home
OF Mrs. Peter Carlson. 1926 z. Bow
man 81. Following the social hour
I refreshments were serrsd. In tw6
I Klopfenstein. 1914 r. Fox St, Will
act as hostess 20 the club meslbers.
The Eldeen club held an su-day
session Wednesday at the home OF
; Mrs. ?. Shine. EOS E. Dayton -.
Needlework wns the diversion OF the
afternoon. On March .. the next
meeting will be held az the home OF
Mrs. Frank Babson. 4o6 z. Haney av
The hostesses at the meeting ot
| the Pythisn Tea that was held
wednesday afternoon in the X. OF
p. hall were: Mrs. o. P Maxey. Mrs.
I George Mehnert, Mrs Floyd Jellison
and Mrs. G. Misrahn. NeedleVork
and contests were the diversions or
the afternoon. The contest favor
was awarded Mrs. John Smith A