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

'Every Man in His Own Tongue"
was the subject Of a very interesting
talk given b. Mira II. r. Casteel
who spoke OF the translation OF the
Bible In 500 languages. Thursday
afternoon at the meeting OF the
WOmAa's Foreign Missionary society
OF the First NJ =. church. The sub
5ect OF the translation OF the Bible
was continued in Mira =. r. AbCr-
nRthy's description OF the work OF
rewriting the Bible into the many
languages of the North American
Indian. Mrs. J. W. Waters accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Gladys
Vattera, entertained with a vocal
4solo. The devotional services for the
afternoon were conducted by Mrs.
"a. E Monger. The assisting host
eases for tho meeting were Mrs. J.
". Waters, Mrs d. W. Place, Mrs.
u. r. Neds. Mrs +. Q. Gerber. Mrs.
Z r. Alternately. Mrs Grant Tank
and Mrs Albert z Monger. on
April z, the members Of the society
VIII hold an afternoon meeting in
the church parlors.
Election OF officers took place with
tho following results at the Thurs
DAY needing OF the Sumption Prairie
Home Economics club which was
held with Mrs Ralph Wood. Sump-
ton Prairie I'd, Mrs. George Wenger.
president; Mrs. Ernest Rupe, vice
president; and Miss Bernlce Reaves,
secretary and treasurer. Covers
were placed for 80 guests at the
noon dinner served by the hostess
The program for the afternoon was
opened with a piano solo by Mrs.
Ray Wfssman. The roll can was re-
sponded to by each member telling
what she had learned in the club
during the past year. A paper on
Home Making was read by Mrs.
Frank Mack and a piano solo was
given by Miss Esther Beyers. The
program was concluded with a talk
on citizenship" by Mrs. Charles
Beyers and a vocal solo by Mrs Car
rol Beyers. The club members will
be entertained by Mrs. Osborn Ull-
cry, Sumption Prairie I'd, April Z.
A playIet entitled. THE Mission
Arg Clinic" was a feature OF the
meeting OF the Women's Foreign
Missionary society OF the Grace NJ.
K. church. which was held Thurs
day 10 the church parlors. The cast
OF the playlet included Misses Ivah
and Evah Ostrander, Miss Edith Nc
Griff. Miss Gail Granger. Miss Fran
ces Arnold, Miss Edith Hill. Miss
Myra McHenry. Miss Vera Thayer
and Miss Pearl Herr. The program
also included a vocal solo by Miss
Ruth Warner. a reading by Miss
Edith McGriff and vocal and piano
selections by Mrs. Eldridge. Host
esses for the afternoon were Mrs.
William Boss. Mrs. NJ. Knapp, Mrs.
II. Taggert, Mrs. r. Fields. Mrs.
William Row. Mrs. Kitson and Mrs.
Clyde Williams. The date OF the
next meeting will be March 81.
The members OF the LAdies Aid
society OF the Holy Trinity English
Lutheran church met Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs Gus
Miller. sos n. Walnut st. Plans for
On eIl-day sewing session TO be held
hect Thursday with Mrs. Richard
6tranzberg. 1913 Van Buren, St. were
formulated during the business ses-
don The hostess served refresh
ments to so members. Mrs. w. Jen-
san, Mrs. A J. Cassidy arN Mrs. NJ.
Thompson were admitted to the so
cisty as new members. The regular
meeting will take place the first
Thursday In April.
Mrs @. n. Carlson and Mrs. Alex
Carlson were hostesses at a meeting
OF the Ladies' Aid society Of the
Gloria Del Swedish Lutheran church
which was held Thursday in the
church parlors. The meeting was
well attended and the program for
the afternoon consisted OF a vocal
Eolo by Rev. Carl G.. Anderson, a
reading by Mrs A. Helquist. and a
duet by Mrs. G. Edner and Mrs. John
Molander. At the close of the meet
ing a short talk was given by Rev.
Anderson. Refreshments we're serv-
ed. Another meeting or the society
viii DO held in two weeks.
HosteSses for the afternoon meet
klg OF the Ladies' Sewing circle OF
the Zion Evangelical church which
vas held at the parish school Thurs
Gay were. Mrs. Fred Schafer, Mrs.
Mary Powell, Mrs. Christina PUN
rucker and Mrs Charles Lang.
Needlework for the annual church
basAr occupied the session. APP
proxtnzately 60 members attended
the meeting. The next meeting will
Be held in two weeks at the same
place
a combined business meeting OF
the Ladies' Aid and Woman's Mis-
sionary societies OF the first Evan
geiical church was held at the home
III Mrs George Holston. 1920 z.
Madison St. Thursday afternoon.
Readings were given by Mrs. Fred