South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-08

committees viii be published the
first OF the week and viii include all
nationallties Mrs. J. r. Nen. who
is chairman OF the committee on
decorations. spent yesterday IN Chi
cage arranging for the transforma-
ton OF the Administration building.
where Il is expected In the neigh
borhood Of 5000 people Will gather
20 participate in this splendid affair
The Woman's Missionary society
OF the Westminster Presbyterian
church met Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. c. Grimm. 703 Laland
av. Mrs. Charles Geyer was IN
charge Of the missionary gleanings.
"AIormonisn' was the subject under
discussion, preceding an interesting
talk on the topic by Mrs. Earl Yost.
The Life OF a Mormon Girl" was
read by Mrs. A. A. Dodge. On Feb.
g. Mrs. Edward Strickler. 535 Lin
coin way w viii be hostess TO the
society.
The marriage OF Miss Mary Blake
IS Of this city 20 Joseph Galbrath OF
Big Rapids Mich, was announced
recently at a dinner given by Mr..
and Mrs. f. W. Schafer, 311 Letter
son St, Cassopous. Mich.
At the regular meeting OF the
Norman Eddy Relief Corps. the fol-
lowing officers were installed: Flora
.
senior vice-p president; Sophia Ecker
junior vice-president; Edith b. NIL
Ter, secretary; Mollie Bradley treas
urer; Janet F'ullmer chaplain; Pearl
/ GrOspitCh, conductor; May Foster.
guard; Pauline Dietz. assistant con-
ductor; Mary Reynolds guard; Eff
fe Roloff. patriotic instructor; Min
ME Hall. reporter; Edna Hildebrand.
musician; color bearers, Fannie
Brodbeck. Cora Downing, Bertha
Park and Glennie Jeffries
Mrs. Herman Peschke. sos e.
Ohio ST.. was hostess Friday after
noon 10 the members Of the W. NJ. A.
| of the Conference Memorial United
/ Brethren church. In keeping with
/ the golden Jubilee year of the society
the decorations were appropriately
/ suggestive. The program included
devotionals by Mrs. T. b. Shirk and
I Mrs W Bassett, the Bible study
given by Mrs. f. Chadderton. a pa
per. Japan as a Nation" by Mrs
I Waldo Keller Women of japan"
Mrs. Frank Andrews, Children df
I Japan" Mrs Herman Peschke and
| Cur Work in Japan" by Mrs. L. z.
/ Gerber The JOY service was con.
Quoted by Mrs. Herman Peschke and
the program was concluded by a duet
given by Mrs. C.. +. Wilson and Mrs
g. c. Murphy. who were accompan-
led by Mrs. G. o. Miller.
Beginning with April I. the meet
ings Will be held on Thursday. which
viii be known as Church Day"
The next meeting will be held Feb
9 with Mrs. J. D. Shirk. 613 s. Rush
ST.
Announcement is made Of the
marriage OF Miss Laura Buck and
George Dion, which took place last
I Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
/ Following d trip through Illinois and
Iowa. the couple will be at home at
4 729 Georgia av.
/ The St. Joseph Valley Grange held
/ the yearly installation Of officers
/ Thursday afternoon at Beyler hall.
I Mrs. Joseph B. Cartia, master and
/ Mrs Schuyler Robertson, installing
/ officer, assisted by Mrs. p. Jackson
I had charge Of the ceremonies. Ar
rangements We're made for a social
and dance to be given aext Tuesday
evening for the members and friends
at Beyler hall. Pastry sale will be
held next Saturday. the place to be
announced later.
Sixty members of the Womens
/ Missionary society Of the First Pres
I byterian church met Friday after
noon in the parlors of the church.
Mrs. Emma Harris presented a pa
I per on The Potawatomi Indians"
/ The Navajo Indians" were discussed
Z by AIRS a Diltz. Mrs. J. A Rode
Q sang a solo. accompanied by Mrs. J.