South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-10
SOCIETY

Miss Mary NacSwiney. OF Cork.
Ireland. and her party. Mrs. Mary
dcWhorter. president Of the Celtic
Cross association: Mrs. Flynn. and
Miss Catherine Flanagan, secretary
To Hiss MacSWiney were the guests
OF honor Wednesday evening at "a
dinner 40 ST. Mays college. where
they addressed the students Wed
nesaay afternoon. The place cards
which marked the places OF the
guests bore the Irish coIors and the
Gaelic words "caed Mile faithe"-
ECO 900 welcomes" Miss Mac
Swiney received az a reception at
the University Of Notre Dame las,
evening
Section one OF the department OF
literature Of the Progress club. held
a meeting wednesday afternoon IN
the club rooms a comparison Of
the Russian and the English novel
hy Miss Tnekla sack was a feature
Of the program for the afternoon.
King Hunger" from Poet Lore"
and a critical estimate Of Andrew.
we're p. alters taken up by the MEM
hers a. a round table discussion. The
department viii hold an election Of
officers and decide upon the work
when will be outlined IN next years
program at the meeting TO be held
March O. The regular meeting Of
the department will take place FEB.
Is
Mrs and Mrs. Bert Thompson, ga
w Monroe ST.. entertained with
2 o'clock dinner last evening in hon
or Of the Thompson Evans family
OF South Bend. Covers were placed
for 10 guests at the dinner table
which made attractive with carna-
lions. roses and potted plants The
guests were Mr.. and Mrs. william
Hunt. Mr.. and Mrs. c. F.. Kuntz.
Mr.. and Mrs Bert Evans. Mr. and
Mrs Floyd Evans, Mrs. Viola AK
ford. Mss Neva Eaton. Albert Ev-
ans. Mr.. and Mrs John L. Meyer.
Mr.. and llrs. Samuel Hannigan,
Miss Edna Goheen and w. r. JOS
eph. The evening was spent with
games and contests and Miss Eaton
entertained with piano selections.
A business meeting Of the fedora
ton Of missionary societies Of the
churches Of South Bend. was held
az the y N. g. a. Wednesday aft
ernoon. Plans were made to hold
two meetings OF the federation an
nually Home Missions will be the
subject discussed at the spring meet
ing and Foreign Missions Will be
taken mp at the fall meeting Mrs.
T. A. Freeman. president Of the fed
Grafton. appointed several commit
tees TO take charge of the work OF
the federation. The chairman OF
the committees are as follows; Mrs.
l.. s. Fickenscher, chairman, of the
committee in charge Of the planning
OF a constitution for the federation;
Mrs +. T.. Alternately. chairman Of
the program committee: Mrs Beach,
chairman Of the publicity commit
tee. Mrs. Spohnholz, chairman OF
tho time and place committee; Mrs.
Massett, chairman of the music COM
mittee and Mrs. Edward Lozier
chairman of the entertainment COM
rnittee An invitation TO combine
the spring federation meeting with
the annual day Of prayer observed
by the missionary societies of the
Methodist Episcopal church was ac-
cepted and the combined meetings
will he held Feb. "A at the Grace NJ.
r. church. The meeting will be an
ali day session and "a luncheon will
be served at noon. An interesting
program on Home Missions will be
presented and Mrs. Dan Brummttt
of Evanston. H.. Will be the princi-
pal speaker
Mrs. J. u. Birdseu. 511 w Colfax
av.. entertained at bridge Wednesday
afternoon honoring Mrs. Strickland
of Erie. Penn who is the house
guest Of Mrs Harry Engman. Three
tables of bridge were played and at
the close Of the afternoon tea was
served 10 the guests The ten table
was very attravtive with its dec
orations of spring flowers and ferns
A Frances willard Memorial pro-
gram was presented at a meeting
OF the COlfaN W g. =. t. yesterday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Fan
ME Ccpp. 72S CALIFORNIA; av. Mrs.
John Blair was in charge of the pro-
gram for the afternoon and musi-
cal selections were given by Miss
Marie Van Ritter. A short business
meeting was held. Mrs. Frank Gohn
viii entertain the union at her home.
1915 w CoIfax av., March g.
The Ladies Aid society y the
Stuu Memorial church met yesterday
afternoon I'm the church parlOrs
Following the transaction Of routine
business a social hour was enjoyed.
The meeting was attended by %
members The next meeting will be
held March 9.
An afternoon meeting was held
by the clay and Harris Home Econ
omics club nc the home of Mrs l.. G.
Kcpler. Edwardsburg rd Wednes-
day. The program consisted OF
readings by Mrs. =. T.. Schaenle horn.