South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-08


I mer. a Halloween party will fea-
ture the next meeting 10 be held
/ with Miss Caramel Hartford. y. No
I ire Dame av.. the evening Of oct. 27.
/ Needlework occupied the time At
regular meeting OF the r. c. f.
\ club held Friday afternoon at the
\ home OF Mrs Gina Haslinger, 23O
\ 8. Francis 81. During the afternoon
a musical program was rendered
and refreshments were served. The
next meeting Will be held in two
weeks with Mrs. Frank Miller, no
( Harrison av.
A program in the nature OF a
symposium Of Spanish American life
was presented Friday afternoon at
/ the meeting Of the Missionary de-
partment Of the First Presbyterian
I church which was held IN the
church parlors DevotiOnals were
conducted by Mrs. Mary Robertson
and a letter from the church mis-
sonary residing in the Philippines
was read by Mrs. II. w. Eldredge.
/ The society voted 20 send Mrs. +. A.
England and Mrs H VI. Crow TO
the synodical meeting at TT. Wayne
oct. 1920. Miss Arva Yeagley. Mrs
J. r. woodward, Mrs Clifford aPrk
and Mrs. d. r. Roller had charge
/ OF the program. Refreshments were
served during the social hour by the
hostesses including Mrs. Q. A. Lip
pincott. Mrs. Sarah irwin, Mrs
/ Frank Stephenson and Mrs. Walter
| Bloomfield.
Mrs. Goldie Boettcher, S24 y. AL
| len at. was hostess TO members OF
the w. c. Sunshine club at her home
Friday afternoon. Following the
disposal OF the usual business the
time was spent socially with con-
tests the principal diversion. Re
I Treatments were served at the close
Of the afternoon. Mrs. George
| Amick. 1912 y. Elmer St, will en-
terrain the club I'm two weeks.
: Eight tables of bridge were en-
tertained Friday afternoon at a de-
| lfghtfuI affair given under the aus
pices of the music department OF the
| South Bend woman's club at the
home OF Mrs. John COtter WILDER
~ Favors at cards were awarded
\ 70 Mrs. Harry Schadt. Mrs. w X
! spitler and Mrs. Adams. The nome
/ was effectively decorated with aut-
unn flowers. Luncheon was served
by the hostess and Mrs. o. B. Scan
ding who assisted Mrs. Cotter-
| Other affairs OF a similar nature Will
be held during the winter season.
Routine business occupied the
meeting of the Norman Eddy w. r.
C.. which met In regular session Fri
| day afternoon at the X p. hall. II
/ was decided that the members
should attend the district meeting
10 be held Nov. 4 at Argos, Ind. A
social meeting of the auxiliary Will
be held next Friday afternoon in the
/ hall
! The initial meeting OF the art de-
! partment of the South Bend Wom-
ans club was held in the club rooms
/ I'm the ]. NJ. S. building, Friday al
| ternoon. In pursuance of the de-
partment program for the year dis
/ cussions were held in reference 10
! Sranish painters and their subjects
and to the architecture OF Greek
and Roman structures. A paper was
read by Mrs William Benjamin on
the life Of FL Greco and one by Mrs.
| J. c. Paxson on Greek and Roman
! architecture. Mrs. Warren Miller
discussed the Value Of Line in Paint
ings. Continuation Of the study Of
| Spanish art will take place a. the
next meeting. announced for Nov.
Mrs. l.. r. Martin and Mrs L. E.
Greenan discussed the seventh and
! eighth chapters in the mission study
book relating 10 conditions in he
| Near East at a regular meeting OF
/ the Women's Missionary society OF
the w @ MI n ct Presbyterian
| church which was entertained Fri
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
I A. F. Eby, 514 w Lasalle av. Mrs.
| L. p. Hardy led the devotionals. Mns.
Edwin Morse contributed instru-
mental numbers during the pro-
| gram. Another meeting CT the So
ciety Will take place Nov. at the
home OF Mrs. Elmer Strayer, IA
I y. Scott st.
Sixteen members OF the Friday
/ Friendship club enjoyed social
meeting Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Ben Koenig. 5SS Ha-
ney av. a brief business meeting
was held preceding the program.
/ Mrs. L. s Jain entertained with vo-
cal numbers. Refreshments were
served at the close Of the afternoon.
/ Mrs. Stanley Bailey, 527 y. Main
ST.. will be hostess 70 club members
+ I'm two weeks.
Twenty-Five members OF the
Voman's Foreign Missionary society
/ ~ The First u. z church held their