South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-30
SOCIETY

Nlisa Sarah C-Veiu entertained the
retiring officers and the incoming
off1cers of the Children OF Mary at
her apartment in tho RushtOn Fri
DAY night Plans were made for q
dancing party 20 be held in ST.
Patrick's hall Wednesday night, FEB.
=. The retiring officers are. ~ SO
& Mary Hagerty. Miss O'NeUl. Miss
Mary McInerny. Miss Mary Casey.
Miss Agnes Murphy. Miss AIDE.
Wills, and Miss Bertha DeChaut.
Mrs. John I.andgraf. Granger.
Ind. entertained the members Of
the Stony Ridge Seighoorhood cir
Gle and their husbands Saturday
evening. Music selections. contests
and dancing were diversions Of the
evening and a two course luncheon
was served by the hostess 20 75
guests. The regular meeting Will
be held Feb. 10 with Mrs. Harry
Van Lue. Granger. Ind.
Members Of the south Bend-Mish-
Awake school Of religious education
viii present a pageant entitled
The Rights Of the Child" OF Feb.
. at the Grace ~. y. church. This
pageant was given at the interna-
t!onal Sunday school convention
held last summer in Toxic. Japan
before az audience Of 5000. Prof
II. Augustine Smith. the author Of
TINS religious drama. IS one OF the
most outstanding producers Of pag-
eantry In the United States
The pageant as presented in South
Bend will have a cast Of 1000 peO-
i.e and will be directed by Mrs.
utie Baker Gum. a chorus OF 30
d De under the direction Of Alrs
tF. Morse.
le leading characters are: Miss
Noedisch. the spirit OF re-
Miss Gertrude Sykes, the
beautiful. Arthur B. Hunter
Of education: Frederick
spirit Of supervised play;
,a J. Shafer and family. the
ul family.
Young peoples groups from the
Intermediate. senior and young peo-
D e's departm cnts are invited TO
participate. All who take part viii
be expected 10 assemble at the First
Christian church sunday afternoon
Jan. 90, az o'clock for rehearsal
Interest f. growing IN the Invls-
able Guest day dinner 90 be given at
the Y. W. G. A. Tuesday Feb 1,
from II O'Clock TO O'Clock for the
benefit OF the European relief fund.
The Sunshine circle has reserved
table for 20 guests. and many small
er reservations have been made
Mrs. J. +. Nuner. chairman. has
met with a most hearty response In
the matter OF donations. The can
dies 20 be used IA decorating the
tables were donated by George
Wheelock Co: the meat by WoOdka
Brothers, Frank market and Title
Brothers; the bread by Buses
bakery; the maCarOOns by ROess-
Ier's; sugar and coffee by the South
Bend wholesale grocery company;
the potatoes by Louis Cohen; the
candles by ]. b. Weber company.
Additional members OF the com
mdttee 10 have charge OF the tables
are: Mrs Irving Jackson. Mrs. J. G.
Yeagley, Mrs. +. +. Chaplin, Mrs.
G. w. Bradley. Miss Gertrude Sykes.
Miss Margaret Sykes. Miss Anna II.
StanfleId. and Miss Marjorie sweet.
The L. p Hardy company has do
mated the filters announcing e
event.
The district association meetine
OF the /. O. o. T.. Will be held Tues
day afternoon. Feb. 1. ut 2..0
O'Clock at the Helena Rcbekan lodge
rooms. Among the officers who viii
be present for the occasion are. Mrs.
Emma Wilson of Jasper. Ind, the
state president; Mrs. Emily Wedge
wood, OF East Chicago. state warden.
and Otto A. Beycr OF South Bend.
grand master. I'm the evening a class
OF candidates viii DE initiated. Rep
resentatives viii he present from
Goshen Elkhart Benton. WalSertOn,
Bristol Nfishavaka. and the three
lccEes or South Bend All Rebekah's
ara Invited tO be p-aSent
III MI, ,In-,,. Of The s. pnfnrla