South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-04

ments were served 10 80 members
az the close OF the meeting. Mrs.
Frank Clark viii entertain the So
cieties the first Thursday in April at
her home on Donald -.
Mrs. A. kirkpatrick. 1921 Demaud
av.. was hostess TO the Woman's
auxiliary Of the Trinity n. Z. church
Thursday afternoon. Rev. r. l.
Philips conducted the devotional
exercises which opened The meet
ing. and the remainder OF the after
noon was occupied with needlework
for bazaar to be given by the mem
bers. Dainty refreshments were
served TO 90 members. The men,
bers OF the auxiliary Will meet with
Mrs. n. Peddicord, Van Buren, St,
April T.
The weekly aII-day meeting OF the
Ladies' Aid society OF the MunsOn
chapel was held Thursday with Mrs.
Jerry Toner, Division st. I'd. A noon
dinner was served TO II members
and one guest. Quilting occupied
the afternoon. Mrs. Lee Poner of
South Bend. was the guest OF the
society for the meeting. Mrs.
Critchley will entertain at her home
on the Division st. I'd, next Thurs
day.
The Beehive club met at tho home
OF Mrs. William Burkett, z. Howard
l., yesterday afternoon. Sewing Oc-
cupied the afternoon and Mrs. Bur
/ kett entertained with several piano
selections A dainty lunheon was
served TO Is members. In celebra-
ton OF their birthday anniversaries
Mrs. Voyle Smith. Mrs. Emma Reid
and Mrs. A. Neddo will entertain
March II at the home of Mrs. Smith,
/ 336 n. Notre Dame av.
|
An afternoon business meeting
| was held by the Ladies' Aid society
( OF the Grace Evangelical church
Thursday in the church parlors.
Plans were made for an all-day sew
\ ing which will be held in two weeks
| by the 10 members who attended
the meeting. The regular meeting
OF the society will be held the last
Thursday in March at the church.
Members OF the Twin City Sewing
circle met at the home Of Mrs. Bert
Spry, South St, for a social afternoon
Thursday. Mrs. Harry ellis and
Mrs. George Snyder were awarded
contest favors. The meeting was
attended by 10 members and the
next meeting will take place with
Mrs. John Goss. Donald St, March
Is.
| The regular meeting Of the
Ladies' Aid society Of the Broadway
Evangelical church was held with
Mrs. Samuel Hartman, ST. Joseph
| St, yesterday afternoon. The short
business session was followed by a
social hour during which contests
were enjoyed. The date Of the next
meeting is announced for April Z.
|
The Sewing circle of the st. Peter
| Evangelical church met Thursday
afternoon at theparish school. The
afternoon was spent socially with
needlework and refreshments were
served to more than 40 members by
Mrs. Hugo Welchelt, who was the
hostess for the meeting. The circle
will meet again March IS.
A combined business and Social
meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society
of the Epworth Memorial NJ. E.
church was held Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. L. J. Yetter. 1898 n.
| Olive st. Plans were made for a cam
paign for new members which will
| begin next month.
Mrs. George Phillips, 10 Column
| bia St, entertained the officers OF
the 18th district federation OF clubs
and the county chairman, who con-
stitute the board. with a 1 o'clock
luncheon at her home Thursday. The
| guests were; Mrs. c. F. Steele OF
Knox. Ind, vice chairman: Mrs.
Richard EIbel. secretary; Mrs. w.
X. Sherman, treasurer. and FIVE
/ county officers, Mrs. T. II. Norman
| Of Mishawaha. Mrs. Eva Markle OF
/ Elkhart, Mrs. Francis Neff OF Kos
ciuszkO county, and Mrs. Reed, vice
/ chairman OF Marshal county. La
porte county and Fulton county
were not represented. The luncheon
was in the nature of a business SEES
sion to make arrangements for the
18th district meeting TO be held in
/ May.
Thirty members were present at
the meeting Of the Woman's Mis-
sionary society OF the First Brethren
church was held Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. John
Beagels, 726 2. Wenger st. The de-
votionais for the afternoon were
led by Mrs. Clarence Sholly and
Mrs. Ruth Meikie OF Mishawaka was
in charge Of the missionary study.
| Victrola music was enjoyed. Fol-
| lowing the business session refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
assisted by Mrs Grace Rench. Mrs.
Ettie Urey and Mrs. Edith Kroft