South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-12

spent socially with needlework and
contests. Mrs. William Reiter being
awarded the contest favor Mrs
william Keiter was admitted 90 the
club as a new members. Luncheon
was served by the hostess to eight
members. The club will meet al the
home Of Mrs. Charles Lambert. 1915
5. Carroll II. in two weeks.
A delightful Z o'clock dinner was
given Tuesday evening in the Pink
room OF the oliver hotel by the
Woman's Dining club. Following
the dinner Miss Josephine Decker.
cOntraltO, and Mrs. Charles Varier,
soprano. accompanied by Miss Dora
Hershenow. entertained the mem
bers and their guests with the fol-
lowing program: Pirate Dreams"
by Miss Decker; What The Forest
Study" CPoldinD and Magic Fire
Scene" Wagner Brassin) by Miss
HershenOw; Ny Love and l." Ga
Forge, Songs My Mother Taught
Ne" (DOvarak). "CaFEsima,
CPenn) by Mrs. Varier; "Lieb-
estraum," and RigoIetto Para
phrase" (Liszt), by Miss Hershenow;
and "A Day in May" CWare), by
Mrs Narier and Miss Decker.
Election Of officers was held at a
meeting OF the Evangelical league
OF the st. Peters Evangelical church
Monday evening in the church par
lOrs The officers elected for the
u I'll ID L =
dent. Miss Elsie KurZhals. vice pres
ident; Miss Ella Steiner. secretary
and George Dehring. treasurer. De-
votiOnal exercises opened the meet
ing and during the business session
plans were made for a Valentine
party in the church parlOrs. Feb. IA.
The next meeting is announced for
Feb. p.
Members OF the Clio circle were
entertained by Mrs. William Nc
Henry, 80 w. Wayne st, Tuesday
/ afternoon. The largest Of English
manufacturers and the methods Of
manufacturing English pottery were
discussed by Mrs. Harry SchOck. Re-
freshments were served by the hos
tess Mrs. Eli Seebirt, 634 y. Laf-
ayette St. will act as hostess TO the
club members Feb. ,.
The members of the high school
girls bible class were entertained
Tuesday afternoon at the home OF
their teacncT, Mrs. II. VI. App,enian
2O15 Lincoln way w, with "a Chinese
party, the Feast OF Lanterns.
Lanterns and shaded candles fur
thered the Chinese idea in the dec
orations Of the home Miss Rachael
Appleman. Miss Jane Appleman and
Miss Anita Parsons. dressed in ma
tive costume. explained the GUS
toms followed in the Feast Of the
Lanterns In China. Refreshments
were served In the Chinese style. a
biblical spelling match was a feature
of the afternoons entertainment.
The meeting was attented by p mem
bers. The class will meet next
Tuesday afternoon at the Y. W. G. a.
A supper in the club rooms pre-
ceded the regular meeting Of the
business women's bible class held
Tuesday evening at the Y. w. G. a.
Outline work was begun on the book
/ of Numbers.
Mrs. 6. Mosiman, 924 Portage av,
was hostess TO the WOmen's Home
Missionary society of the ST. Pauis
NJ. T. church Tuesday afternoon. at
/ her home. DcvOtiOnals conducted
! by Mrs Flora Smith, opened the
meeting and after a short business
| session the following program was
/ presented; n reading, Stories OF
Progress" by Mrs. George SwintZ.
a piano duet by Mrs Charles Web
| ster and Mrs. L. Jester; an instru-
mental selection by Mrs. Thekla
Betzler. a leaflet by Mrs William
Entzian on In The old North
| State" and a reading Of a chapter
] on Together" from the text book
by Mrs. F. A. Lucado. Assisting the
= hostess were Mrs Gitchell. Mrs
| Henderson. Mrs. Romine and Mrs. r.
| 4. Lucado. The next regular meet
| ing of the society will be held Feb,
| 6 at the home Of Mrs. c. Campbell
! 1925 W. washington av.