South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-20

critics.
Book reviews were given by-the
members OF the club in response 20
the roll call which opened the bust
ness session. Reports were given by
Mrs L H Orvis. Mrs T. 8. Webster.
Mrs Ira Uuery and Mrs. Elmer
Squlnt. who represented the club az
the luncheon given by the Fedora
ton OF women's clubs. at AIishawaka
last Saturday
Green and gold, the club coiors.
were used throughout the home as
/ decorations and the scheme was fur
thered by the use Of spiraea and
yellow iris
At the close OF the afternoon tea
was served by the retiring officers;
Mrs. George Phillips Mrs. Ira u
lery. Mrs. E. S. Webster, Mrs. g. +.
Gerphide and Mrs Z. Mossey. 4
silver basket filed with spiraea ana
Iiris centered the tea table.
l Since this was the last meeting 81
the season meetings will not be re-
sUmed until September s.
/
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/ for Mrs willard Phillips by the
members Of Mrs Welton's class Of
the First NJ. z. church at the home
OF Miss June Mckee. T43 Portage
ave. last evening. A Lot luck sup
/ per preceded the business session.
during which election Of officers was
held. Miss Virginia Hull was elect
ed president; Miss Marie Bennett,
vice president; Miss Bernice Morse,
recording secretary Miss Doris
| Moore, corresponding secretary, and
Miss Nadine Stansbury, treasurer.
A general meeting OF the South
Bend woman's club will be held this
afternoon at o'clock in the club
rooms
Mrs. Orville Penwell. 222 IAPorte
ave, entertained the Harmon Read
ing circle at her home yesterday aft
| ernoon. Mrs. Edward Berger and
Mrs. Charles Hall were awarded
I favors IN the contest which provided
entertainment during the social
hour. A chapter from Zane Gray's
3 sNIysterious Rider" was read. Re-
/ freshnents were served 10 six mem
beers. on June a meeting will be
held with Mrs. William Medicus.
A meeting Of the Woman's Home
| Missionary society OF the First NJ.
f. church took place Thursday aft
ernoon in the church parlors. Mrs.
A. H. Tiler. who conducted the de-
votionals, was also in charge Of the
program. Interesting Facts About
Alaska" was the subject discussed
by Mrs. Fred Stretch. Mrs o. +. Ju-
Ian. Mrs. W. +. McHenry. Mrs.
Worthington and Mrs. POpp. A
paper on "A Visit 10 Chinatc%rn" was
read by Mrs. A. IT. Gledhill and was
l followed by the lesson study on
I Missionary Work in Alaska" given
bv Mrs. A. II. Tyler. Musical selec-
tions were enjoyed. The hostesses
/ for the afternoon were Mrs. II. r.
/ earn. Mrs a. II. Gledhill. Mrs.
! George Byler. Mr.. Frank COllmer,
| Mrs. J. s. Metzler, Mrs. Charles
Russ. Miss Ella Beckley and Mrs.
Tyler. The date Of the next meet
ing is announced for the third
Thursday in June.
A sewing was held yesterday aft
ernoon by the Helena Rebekah
sewing circle at the I. o. o. +. hall
Ten members attended the meeting
which was spent with needlework
1 for a bazaar to be held soon. Mrs.
Bertha Smith served as hostess. In
two weeks Mrs. Sophia Meyer Mrs.
/ Arthur letters and Mrs. Charles
| Seebower Will act as hostesses to the
circle.
The Triple Four club was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. W. L
CooLer, 1850 y. Johnson St. Thurs
day afternoon. Contests and needle
work were diversions OF the after
noon and light refreshments were
served by the hostess. Mrs. Ches-
ter DuComb spent the afternoon as
the guest of the club. Mrs. Frank
| Erhart. y. Johnson St. Will act as
hostess 10 the members June 16.
Mrs. Ra-rh Method, 244 Broad
i
the Nonpariel club yesterday. Cur
rent events were given in response
20 the roll call by the Il members
who attended the meeting. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. George Secor will entertain IN
two weeks at her home, 216 W.
Marion 81.
w G. Sunshine club members
held their regular bi-monthly bust
4 ness meeting yesterday afternoon
with Mrs Lillian Chapel. S23 y
st. Peter ST. Mrs. Maude Dice and
Mrs. Eva Gibson won prizes In the
contests OF the afternoon. A dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess.
In two weeks there will DC a meet
ing held with Mrs. Goldie Boetcher,
S24 y Allen 81.
Mrs. y II HarnaY 609 " CO1fav