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

Members OF the Franklin Mothers
cluo met az the school building yes
terday afternoon. An address by
Rev. NJ. ". Rodgers on "Our Su-
preme Task" was a feature Of the
program which also included a
group OF songs By the second grade
pupils. an English lesson by the
pupils Of the first grade and song
by Frederick zugbaum.
a "Get-Together" party was
given by the Perley Parent Teachers
club Wednesday afternoon The
pupils OF the third grade presented
playlette. The Lazy Spinner"
Election Of officers occupied the
business session. and the results Of
the election follow: Mrs. Harry
Jennings. president; Mrs Donald
Hutson. vice president. Mrs Bert J.
Kiplinger. secretary; Mrs. a. Wright,
treasurer and Mrs. Fred Davidson.
reporter. The club members were
requested TO bring their own cups,
plates and spoons. and refreshments
were served By the girls Of the do
nestle science classes
A mothers Day program featured
the Wednesday meeting OF the
Mothers club Of the Studebaker
school. The topic of the address
for the afternoon was The Mother"
given by Rev Garfield Johnson. and
added features Of interest were vocal
selections by the Glee club. a recita-
ton by Helen Heideman and piano
solo by Selma Johnson. a children's
story hour was provided for the
children who accompanied their
mothers.
The Misses Eleanor and Lois Ro-
lon. 1917 Lawndale ave. assisted by
Miss Stephana Grezsk, Miss Veron-
lea Toban. Miss Elvina AuIt and
Miss Julia Klifoth, entertained
members and friends Of the Omega
chapter OF the Delta Theta Tau So
rority at a BuncO party Tuesday
evening. The prizes We're awarded
Miss Katherine KraUs and w. Han
son. After "A dainty luncheon served
by the hostesses. music and dancing
furnished the entertainment for the
remainder of the evening.
Celebrating hia Sixtieth birthday
anniversary Richard Kelly enter
tanned "a little friends at his home.
s. Michigan ST. Tuesday afternoon.
Luncheon was served at q table CEN
tered With a large birthday cake
bearing lighted candles. Cameo and
contests were enjoyed during the
afternoon and favors were won by
Ethel Gilmer and DeIbert Smith.
The marriage Of Miss Rose Colt
lieb. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. JOS
eph Gottlieb. 40 y. Maplewood St.
Chicago. to Meyer Friedman. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Friedman
$50 S. Scott St. will take place May
S az the home of Miss Gottlieb.
There was meeting held
Wednesday afternoon in the church
parlors by the Women's Missionary
society OF the First Brethren
church The missionary study for
the meeting was conducted by Mrs.
Mia Reed and was followed by a
vocal duet given by Mrs. Ruby Hut
Crimson and Mrs. Vera Ulbricht
Thirty members attended the meet
in gand refreshments we're served
by the committee composed OF Mrs.
Francis Whitner, Mrs. Reed and
Mrs Rebekah Hostettler. Another
meeting will be held the first
Wednesday IN June at the church.
Mrs. Walter a. Funk, 1873 W.
Washington av.. was hostess TO the
"Wednesday club yesterday after
noon at her home A review of
The House of Good Taste Elsie
De Wolfe. given by Mrs Charles $.
Bosenbury, was the interesting sub
jet OF the program for the after
noon. There was an attendance OF
10 members. The next meeting viii
take place In two weeks
The subject discussed at the
weekly meeting OF the Wyman Bible
study class at the Y. W. c. a.
Wednesday was. The Work of tho
Holy Spirit in the Life Of a Chris
tian." given by Miss Jean Lamont.
The meeting was well attended.
The Second Coming OF Our Lord"
will be the subject Of talk by Miss
Lamont at the next meeting.
Mrs. Rose Erler. $40 E. Indiana
av.. was hostess TO the Ladies' Aid
society Of the German NJ. z. church
"Wednesday afternoon. Routine bus
mess occupied the business session
al dthe social hour which followed
was spent with games Light re-
freshments were served by the host
ess. The next monthly melting will
be held June /.
The Woman's guild Of the St
James Episcopal church met at the
home OF Mrs. T. II. Brandon. 1O44
Lincoln way W. Tuesday after
noon. The speaker for the after