South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-09
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The annual all day meeting Of the
St. Joseph County Federation OF
Womans clubs will be held 40 the
First Presbyterian church Friday,
Nov. 10 a. $50 O'Clock 4 pOtluck
dinner viii be served at noon. All
club members are urged 70 come
and presidents OF clubs will respond
90 roll cali with two minute reports
OF their most interesting meetings
The committees TN charge are as
follows. Decorations. Mrs. T.. l..
MOssey. chairman. Mrs. O. NJ. Jack
SON. Mrs. Chester Laldlau. dinner,
Miss AIaude Gray. chairman. Mrs.
Guy Hood, Mrs Harry Jennings,
Miss sadie Rough. Mrs. william
Shlrk airs. L. Ryder, Mrs. Ernest
Finch and Mrs. Peter Ahrens: hos
pitslity, Mrs. w. X. Sherman, chair
man. Mrs. John Hardy. Mrs. {. C.
White, Mrs Bert Norris. Mrs.
Harry CLARK. Mrs Irwin Schaem,
Mrs. % r. Place, Mrs. r. H. Nor
man, Mrs. Roy Fries The resol1-
tons committee is composed OF Mrs.
Richard Elbel, chairman. Mrs
Harvey Jones. Mrs. j. +. Lang, Mrs.
w y. Guy and Mrs. ]. +. Nef.
Miss Maude Grey. Edwardsbu.g
I'd, entertained the Clay and Har-
ris Home Economies club Wednes-
day afternoon Twenty members
were present and Miss Grey who was
delegate from the club TO the state
Federation convention of Woman's
clubs held at indianapolis. gave
report of her trip. The CLUB creed
was read by Mrs, Nellie Freeman.
and Mrs. Flora Seymour pleased
with reading The roll call was re-
sponded TO with How 10 Make Our
Children Drink More MIX" In two
weeks, the club will be entertained
at an all day meeting at the home OF
Mrs. Nellie Freeman, Niles I'd. A
that time a Thanksgiving program
viii be presented.
The Fancy Needleworkers club
met at the home OF Mrs. John Tay-
Tor, 1115 W. Washington av., We'd
nesday afternoon. The time was
spent socially and in the contests the
favors were won by Mrs. Clarence
Jester Ms. Henry West, Mrs. Ste
ven Fabian and Mrs. John LaComb.
The quilt which was made by the
club was won by Mrs. John Spen-
Ger. Iuncheon was served by ne
hostess TO IA members and three
guests. on Nov. p, Mrs Earl Rose
brough, lie W. Bronson St, Will en-
terrain the club.
The Woman's Literary club held
an afternoon meeting Wednesday
at the home Of Mrs. Hiram Hreigh-
baum. S Carroll ST. Twenty mera-
bers were present. The program OF
the afternoon was gwen by Mrs. w.
A. McInerny who talked on Con
temporary Poets" and Mrs. II
Jackson who spC-s on Maxwell
Burt, Poet and story writer In two
weeks the club will meet with Mrs.
Harry Badet, Park av.
Mrs Frank Batson. Haney av,
was hostess Wednesday afternoon TO
the Gullu GOIlotl NdAAuH AAcdb ut'
Twenty members were present and
following the business session at
which Mrs. G. r. Lee, president, pre-
sided. a social hour was enjoyed. r.
two weeks. Mrs. w. L. Chamberlain.
724 Portage av., Will entertain the
members.
The Lafayette Thlmble met We'd
nesday afternoon with Mrs. =. r.
Bowerman, 1905 LncOlnway w AZ
ter the regular routine business.
needlework and a social hour occu-
pied the time and luncheon was
served to eight members. on the al
ternoon OF Nov. %. Mrs. Vern Van
Dusen. 1925 blaine av., viii enter
tain the thimble.
Miss Frances Salinger, whose mar
rage takes place next Tuesday was
again honOred on Wednesday with
a luncheon at 1 o'clock, given by
Mrs Edward L. Peacock. at her
home. 975 Riverside DIR. A color
motif Of yellow was suggested in the