South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-05
SOCIETY

Honoring Mrs. Hodges. OF india
naDolis, president ofthe Federated
Parent Teachers association, who
VIII address the Progress club this
afternoon. the members OF the
mothers department or the Progress
club held a reception Friday even
ing az the home OF Mrs. II. N.
Crow. 409 ". Colfax av. The enter
tainment for the evening consisted
OF violin selections ~ Miss Wilds
Shonts, a reading By Mrs. =. N.
Morris with musical accompaniment
by Mrs. =. g. Traver. and vocal num-
bers. From The Land OF the Sky
Blue waters" Cadman. and Roses
Cup" stevens, By Mrs. j. A Malo-
ney.
The committees for the evening
were: reception. Mrs. Richard ElbeL
Mrs. ". II. Hnlman. Mrs. G. X.
Kuehue, Mrs. Crow, Mrs. +. G. Ger
Der. Ms. l. -. Greenan. Mrs. A +.
Martin and Mrs. T.. ". Hammer
schmidt. refreshments. Mrs. Louis
Dreidler, Mrs. G. A. Thurber. Mrs.
r. A. schaem. Mrs. r. S. Webster.
Mrs. 7. L Wilson. Mrs. 8. W. Apple
gate and Mrs Dalton Moomaw; pro-
gram. Mrs. p. O. Traver. and decor
ating. Mrs. Crow. While in the city
Mrs. Hodges IS the guest OF Mrs X.
G. DeRhodes, us W. Washington
av.
Mrs. II. J. Buttloph. assisted By
Mrs. George Jepson, Mrs. Vorheis
and Mrs. J. Seibert, entertained the
Womau's society OF the First Baptist
church at her home, $40 River av,
Edgewater Place. Friday afternoon.
The program for the meeting con-
sisted OF an excellent paper on THE
Message Of the New Testament" by
Mrs. Charles Kinyon. and a paper
on The Bible and the Mission"
from the lesson study, THE Message
OF the Old Testament" by Mes. r.
g. Turk Miss Maud Heath, head
OF the Y. NJ. G. A. spoke Of the work
and influences Of the association and
asked for support Ia the spring
membership campaign. A delight
ful feature OF the program were
piano solos. "Pan." GODDARD. and can
old Love story" given by Miss En-
ma Craig, and a whistling solo, THE
Land Of the Sky Blue Water" Cad
man. by Miss Hannah Auer. The
members of the society will meet at
the home OF Mrs Charles Duval,
736 George av.. the first Friday in
April.
A sketch OF the development OF
the missionary work in Africa was
given by Mrs. Isaac Staples at the
meeting Of the Missionary depart
ment OF the First Presbyterian
church which was held Friday after
noon in the church parlors. The
musical program for the meeting
was furnished by Miss Josephine
Decker. The hostesses for the aft
ernOOn were Mrs. G.. K. RennOe.
Mrs. Howard Seeley. Mrs. r. Eng
land and Mrs Walter Bloomfield.
Rev. Archibald Mcclure will speak
on The Different Nationalities Rep
resented in the United States
Their Development and Assimila-
ton" a subject OF which he has
MADE a special study at the meet
ing Of the department April 1.
Mrs. Frank A. Slower. SOC Rex
ST., was hostess Friday evening TO
the members of the Musicians
club. An imprOmptu musical pro-
gram was presented and during the
social hour luncheon was served b.
the hostess. On March rs the club
viii meet again.
Miss AIarjory Sweet. 1903 +. JEFF
ferson blvd. entertained with a $50
o'clock dinner Friday evening in the
Wedgewood room of the oliver
hotel. A bowl Of red roses entered
the table at which covers were
placed for eight guests.
The monthly meeting Of the
Tyoman's Missionary society Of the
Westminster Presbyterian church
was held Friday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. L. Z. Greenan. 1117
woodward av. The assisting hos
tesses were Ars. Edward Esch and
Mrs. Donald Hines. The devotional
exercises were conducted BY Mrs.
Ellen Osborne. Mrs. O. A. Carpen-
ter. assisted by Mrs. T. S. Sparks,
was in charge OF program, the topic