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\ South Bend and Anshawska will
celebrate its 32nd anniversary next
| Tuesday at the Grace NJ z
church with the presentation OF a
\ pageant, The Hope OF the World. q"
The Methodist missionary film.
''The Expanding Years" will also
be shown.
Mrs r. Sutherland and Mrs
/ Carlton were admitted az new mem
bers 20 the Friday Friendship club
at a meeting held yesterday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. John
Blake, 1919 W. Van Buren, st. Sew
ing for the Epworth hospital oc-
I cupied the meeting at the close Of
which refreshments were served BY
/ the hostess 20 p members. Another
meeting OF the club will take place
IN two weeks.
Mrs. Rose Harrington, 800 2
/ Wenger St. was pleasantly surprised
| by a number Of friends Thursday
night at her home. Music and con-
I tests were the diversions OF the
/ evening. Miss Henrietta MeilstruD
and Wilbur gave several vocal
numbers. and selections were sung
\ by the Misses Betty and Anna
I Klaus, Gertrude Meilstrup and
I Lena Noble Favors at contests were
won by Miss Henrietta Meilstrup
, and Walter Sanerse. A color scheme
Of pink and white was carried out
I IN the decorations
Mrs. O. B. Scanding, 1857 y. Col
} Iege St, was hostess to IS members
Of the Woman's Auxiliary OF the
Westminster Presbyterian church
Friday afternoon. Following the
short business session a pastry sale
was held. At the close Of the after
noon light refreshments were served
by the hostess, who was assisted by
Mrs. Bowerman, Mrs. ]. B. GALL,
Mrs. G. II. Whitmore, Mrs +. G..
Calvert and Mrs. r. Il. Thompson.
Baskets OF iris former the attractive
decorations OF the home. The next
meeting is announced for June Il.
Closing the season for the Home
Service Department Of the First
. Presbyterian church a social meet
ing was enjoyed by the members at
the home OF Mrs. w. u. Martin, 22G
s. Taylor St, Friday afternoon. a
feature Of the program were selec-
tons by William Furey OF the Notre
Dame Glee club, who has a baritone
voice Of fine quality. The accom-
paniment was played by Mrs. James
Cover. The Selfish Giant" a story
by oscar Wilde. was told by Miss
Marguerite Martin Bouquets OF
varigated spring flowers were effec-
lively arranged in the home. Re-
freshments were served TO 60 guests
by the hostess. Mrs. Mortimer Reed
| Mrs. G. H. MEYERS. Mrs. ]. s. Nc
Cowan. Mrs. Fred Tritt. Mrs. John
Rush. Mrs. +. NJ. Morris and Mrs
Martin.
do an Act OF Kindness" is the
slogan adopted as a fitting memorial
20 the memory Of Miss Grace Dodge.
whose birthday anniversary was cell
ebrated by so members and guests
at the Y. W. G. a. last evening.
| nOtiOnally today in memory OF one
Of the great women who helped the
| Y. w. G. A. to success.
The first part of the evening was
devoted 10 games and the social
hour was followed b va talk on the
life Of Miss Dodge, given by Miss
Arva Yeagley. Punch ives served by
the girl reserves The members OF
the social and educational commit
tee who acted as hostesses for the
evening were Miss Alice Creed, Miss
Katherine Campbell. Mrs. l. p
Hardy, Miss Virginia Tut and Miss
Ethel Zeitler.
A meeting Of the art department
of the Progress club was called 70!
the election of officers Friday after
noon. The new officers elected are:
Mrs Fred EIbel, chairman: Miss
| Ethel Montgomery. vice chairman
Miss Marie Voedisch,. secretary, and
Miss Edythe Brown. treasurer. Sug-
| gestions for the next years program
closed the meeting.
Mrs. Warren II. Miller, S24 z. JEFF
ferson blvd. will emit 1rtain Is small
guests In honor Of the birthday an
niversary OF her little daughter
Carol Louise. this afternoon from
from 10 o'clock.
Mrs. W. II. Hildebrand, and Mrs
Harry Wallace entertained the old
and new directors Of the South Bend
Woman's club with a tea at the
home Of the former. 625 Riverside
dr.. Wednesday afternoon from to
5 o'clock. Iris. snapdragons and
sncwballs were used effectively in
decorating throughout the house
Mrs. Warren H. Miller presided over
the tea table.
Miss Mary Ewing entertained Miss
Virginia Tut and the staff Of work
ers OF the public library Thursday
night at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
W. Z. Cady. 1901 Lincoln way Z
Seventeen guests were presented, in
Guiding those Of the main library