South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-24


viii be hostess TO the members.
Eighteen members attended the /
special all day meeting OF the Wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society Of 4
the Lowell Heights ". r. church, /
which was held Thursday in the I
church The forenoon was devoted I
20 making scra pbooks and covering I
postal cards for orphan children. At /
noon dinner was served and the af- /
ternoon was spent with a program /
which was as follows: Two vocal /
duets by Mrs. Josephine Rothballer 4
and Mrs. 3. J. Kiplinger, accompan- /
led By Mrs. ". Wnlin; a reading BY /
Mrs Walter HUFF; mandolin num- /
Der 10y Mrs. Frank Wishman; a vocal !
number and senediction by Rev. 4
Jordan. Also Founders Day was
discussed by the members informal /
~. The next regular meeting Of the
society will be held April 10 at the
home OF Mrs. G. Walker. Minor ST.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Cohan. SO How !
ard ST.. entertained the members OF
their whist club Thursday evening.
The evening was spent at cards and
At its close a buffet luncheon was
served 10 II members. The club will
meet again / ntwo weeks, the place
TO be announced later.
The mothers Of the Laurel school
met Thursday afternoon informally
At the school and after a program OF
French, Polish, Belgian. Swedish and
Slavish songs sung by children Of the
different grades, and Hungarian
dances given by two small girls, the
parents adopted a constitution and
organized a Parent-Teachers assOci-
alton OF the school Officers were
elected following the adoption, the
appointments being as follows: Mrs.
p. H. Lucky, president; Mrs. Nina
DooHttle. vice president; Mrs. g. w.
steward, secretary and Miss Angela
Eagerty. treasurer The next meet
ing Of the association will take place
April in the auditorium Of the
school
Mrs Harry Barnes will be the
soloist at the spring Art Exhibit 10
be held in the South Bend Womans
club Friday afternoon at o'clock.
over 100 paintings representing the
work Of South Bend artists botn oil
and water color are being hung and
show a surprising amount OF talent.
The exhibit is open TO the general
public.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Jackson. sol
| Diamond av., entertained the mem
| bers of the Be 10 club Wednesday
evening. The favors at cards were
won by Mr.. and Mrs. Heckathorn
and r. l.. Culp. Luncheon was
/ served following the game. In two
weeks the club will be entertained at
/ the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Miller
/ Shank, 1922 Foster st.
/ Miss Virginia Zellers entertained
\ the members of the Kresge club
/ Tuesday evening. Sewing and music
\ furnished the diversions OF the eve
ming and a delicious luncheon was
/ served by the hostess. The club will
meet again in two weeks with Miss
Mamie Dobeski. 215 y. Birdsell So.
1 The South Bend Philathetic So
ciety was entertained Wednesday
evening at the home Of Robert Gam
mack, S12 Forest av. Following the
regular business the evening was
spent socially. The next meeting Will
he held April with Ned Bradford,
SPA Park av.
Mrs. Emma Christ entertained the
members of the Golden Rod club
at Sticks hall Wednesday afternoon
During the business session ii was
decided to have - card party next
Tuesday afternoon at the hall and
plans were also made for another
card party TO be given in the eve
ming of March so. During the social
| hour refreshments were served by
the hostess to 20 guests. The next
regular meeting Will be held in two
weeks with Mrs Z. Stewart. $50
sixth ST.. River Park.
Founders Day was observed on
/ Tuesday by the Womans Foreign
Missionary society Of St. PauTs
| Memorial church in the social hall
of the church The thank offering
demonstration was presented by the
Kings Heralds under the direction
or Mrs. H. G. Wettler. The short
/ business session was presided over
by the president. Mrs. G.. L. Rulison
and greetings from 1867 were
brought by Miss Lottie Peffley. who
appeared in the costume of that
period Mrs Donald Allen respond
ed for 1922 Mrs. +. A Lucado spoke
on Dollars in Action" and music
was furnished by Mrs. f. NJ. Brown.
/ Refreshments were served to so
guests. The next meeting will be
held with Mrs. ". G. Yenna. 40S y.
Cushing ST., April IS.
The members or the -. J. L.
Euchre club were entertained Wed
nesday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. Everett HatChison. 7l9 George