South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-13

: decorated with dogwood and red
tulips.
The iast meeting % the year was
I held by the Lincoln Civic club. and
/ the Lincoln Mothers club. In the
/ school auditorium last evening
I The very interesting program pro-
I sented consisted or a musical selec-
ton by the Hope Presbyterian sun
I day School orchestra; a barrel box
/ ing contest; a piano solo by Cecil
Walz: a reading by Mrs. Cecil Wall:
a vocal solo by Rev. r. L. Nc
| Quarry: a piano solo by Freda Gar
ten and an address by Col. c. Sey-
mour Bullock, director OF municipal
recreation. Refreshments were
/ served by a committee composed OF
members OF the Mothers Club.
The Thursday meeting OF the CO.
quillard Mothers club was very we'll
attended. and the following program
was presented: a piano solo by
Atile Boyer; "Katydid." a reading
by Mrs Neal Jackman. and a talk
on our Growing Boys and Girls &"
by Mrs. H NJ. Appleman. A. P.
Perley. OF the Board OF Park Com
missioners. spoke on The Shelter
House" Installation Of officers took
place.
Mrs W. c. sibley. s2s z. Jefferson
Boulevard. was hostess yesterday
afternoon at a luncheon at the
Robertson Tea Room, honoring Miss
Bess Kilmer. who recently returned
from California.
The eighty-sixth birthday of Mrs.
X Werheim was LIBERATED BY the
members of the sewing circle OF the
81 PEERS Evan gelical church at a
meeting held in the church parlors
Thursday afternoon. Mrs werheim
has been an active member Cf the
circle for 80 years. Sewing occupied
the meeting which was attended by
% members. and refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Mrs. Min
ME Voedisch. Mrs. Kleindrenst and
Mrs. Robert Schwenk. The next
meeting viii take place in two
weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society of the
Gloria Del Swedish Lutheran church
was entertained by Mrs. A. p. John
son and Mrs. A. V. Helquist in the
church parlors Thursday afternoon.
The program consisted of congrega-
tonal singing and two readings by
Rev. Carl Anderson. In two weeks
the society viii meet at the church.
The hostesses will be Mrs Emil
Johnson and Mrs. Oscar Anderson.
Mrs. W. II. Hillman. assisted by
Mrs. T. Killgore. entertained the
women's auxiliary OF the Trinity NJ
E. church Thursday at her home,
1913 Portage av. The devotional
exercises which oIened the meeting
were conducted by Mrs. Kurtz and n
social hour followed the business
session. The meeting was attended
by is members. Mrs. Jones, Harri-
son av, win act as hostess TO the
membc-s the first Thursday in June.
She will be assisted by Mrs. Frank
Chiddister.
Section four members of the La
dies Aid society of the Grave NJ. z.
church were hostesses at the regu-
lar monthly meeting of the society.
which was held yesterday afternoon
in the church parlors A Chinese
spelling contest was a feature OF the
social hour. which followed the short
business session. Refreshments were
served. The next regular meeting
will be held in one month at the
same place.
An all day meeting was held by
the Mothers Friendship club We'd
nesdaY with Mrs. Earl Carlton. 1901
y. Lafayette blvd. a noon dinner
was served and covers were placed
for II guests. The roll call which
opened the afternoon session was
responded 10 by giving receipts. On
June a picnic Will be given by the
members at Pottawatamie park 4
basket dinner will be served.
Mrs. c. Garhold. TIA z. Colfax av.
entertained the Noster Clarius club
at cards yesterday afternoon. Two
tables Of 500 were played and the
favors went to Mrs. Ben Koehler
and Mrs. Gus Stickles. In two
weeks the members will be the
guests of Mrs. Koehler. 1928 Wayne
ST.
The quarterly missionary tea OF
the Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary society of the Sunnyside
Presbyterian church was given yes
terday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Adam Hertel. 421 Arthur St
The afternoons program was open
ed with devotonals conducted by
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