South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-03
FOR the general club April 6.

The regular meeting OF the indie
pendent club was held wednesday
afternoon with Mrs John Hagey
| CIT Lincoln Way East. An unusual
feature OF the entertainment for the
afternoon was a horse shoe contes.
IN which the favor was won By Mrs
| n. Lee. Dainty refreshments were
served 20 10 members. A ST. Pat
rick's party will be given by Mrs
John Hinkle IN two weeks at her
home, 331 Kuntsman CT.
Mrs. Carl /. HIbberd. SIS Park
av., was hostess 20 the "Wednesday
Afternoon Bridge club yesterday
afternoon. Three tables Of bridge
were played and the favor was
awarded MIS-. Jesse l. Pavey. Re
freshments were served. Mrs
Pavey Will entertain the club al
her home on Park av., in two weeks
Mrs. Edward STARK, 433 Harrison
I av.. entertained the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF the German NJ. r church
Wednesday afternoon At her home
I The meeting was In the nature OF 2
party honoring the older members
/ Of the society. A short cuisines.
meeting was held during which Mrs
! Richard Schulz entertained with
readings. The contest favor for tho
afternoon was won BY Mrs. William
7 Worm and at the close of the meet
ing refreshments were served TO a
members and guests. Mrs John
Schafer Of Owatonna, Mimi. was ar
Z out of town guest. Mrs. Benjamin
Page. 1922 S. Main St. will act as
hostess TO the members April 6.
The Indian of the Reservation. Of
an essay by Grace Coolidge, was
read by Mrs. Charles Frederick Cum
ningham at the meeting Of the Wom-
ans Literary club which was held
yesterday afternoon at the home OF
/ Mrs. w. K. Lambert. w. Washing
/ ton av. The subject OF a paper
which was given by Mrs. Forrest
HITLER was "Our First Americans
The club members will be entertain
ed by Mrs. Harry Badet Park av.,
on March 16.
The Mothers department Of the
Progress club will hold a reception
at the home Of Mrs. II. NJ. Crow. 400
/ w. Colfax, Friday evening. in honor
| Of Mrs Curtis A. Hodges Of Indian
apois. president Of the Federated
Parent-Teachers association. Mrs
Hodges will speak before the gem
eral club Saturday afternoon.
The committees for the evening are
as follows: reception, Mrs. Richard
Elbel, Mrs. w. H. Hillman. Mrs. c.
X Kuehne, Mrs. II. NJ. Crow. Mrs.
f G. Gerber, Mrs. L. +. Greenan,
Mrs. A. E Martin and Mrs L. NJ.
Hammerschmidt; refreshments,
Mrs. Louis Dreidler. Mrs. c. A.
Thurber. Mrs. Z. A. Schaem. Mrs.
f. s. Webster. Mrs. J. L. Wilson,
Mrs. s. w. Apologize and Mrs. Dai-
ton Moomaw; program, Mrs. p. G.
Traver; decorating, Mrs. II. NJ.
Crow.
All members of the Progress club
who are interested in the work of
the department are cordially invited
TO attend.
Approximately go members at
tended the meeting Of the Franklin
Mothers club which was held We'd
nesday afternoon at the school
building. The program for the
meeting included a very interesting
talk by Rev. Archibald Mcclure on
Morals in Children" and recita-
tions by Charles Bichler and Wanda
Lattimer. The next meeting will
take place in two weeks.
Mrs. Harry Horka, Johnson St,
entertained the Jolly Crochet club
yesterday afternoon. At the close
Of the afternoon which was spent
with needlework. luncheon was
served by the host ess. Red roses
and calendula were used effectively
in the decorations OF the home The
club members will meet at the home
or Mrs. Alex MOlander, 1922 y.
Adam st. in two weeks.
Miss Judge, the Studebaker school
nurse, spoke briefly on the care Of
the teeth and tonsils of school chill
dren. at the regular meeting of the
Studebaker Mothers club which was
held Wednesday afternoon. 'Our
Boys" was the subject Of a talk by
Judge Miller. The remainder Of the
program consisted of a song by the
first grade pupils, a piano solo by
Ruth Slutsky and a recitation by
Beatrice Yoder. The next regular
meeting Will be held April 8, at the
school building.
The WOman's Relief corps adopt
&c a child welfare program as part
Of its work at a meeting held Tues
day night in the old court house,
and the Auten Relief corps voted 10
give a sum Of money TO each of the
child welfare movements Of promi-
hence both foreign and local. The
organizations who viii receive
emoluments are: the Near East re-
lief. the local Children's dispensary,
the local Circle OF Mercy day nurs-
cry. and the Associated Charities
and Visiting Nurse association.