South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-03

of Westminster Presbyterian church
was entertained Thursday afternoon
at the home Of Mrs. L. G. Bradfor.
SPA Forest av. Mrs. T. C. Koehler
was the assisting hostess The de-
votionals were led by Mrs. w. +
Harmon and an interesting paper
on india" was read by Mrs. c. A
Bacon. A talk on 1.-The West India
Islands," was given by Mrs. L. G.
Whitcomb. On Dec. Z, Mrs. J. K.
Good. Ills woodward av., will en-
terrain the society.
Mrs. L. n. Niese. 1401 E. Third
St, Mishawaka. entertained Thurs
day afternoon the Woman's Mission
airy association of the Conference
Missionary u. b. church. Seventeen
members were present and after the
Bible study hour the program was as
follows:-A reading by Mrs. Herman
Peschke on "A Grandmother's Tai
ent," followed by a story on How
Mrs. Pierce Found Her Talent" tOlG
by Mrs. Ora Spaid. A poem, Such
AS Have" was recited by Mrs. A.
Slocum and Mrs. L. (. Traver read
1.-The Talent of Harry Burleigh.
The next meeting Will be held Dec.
IA at which time Mrs. Z. o. Miller
524 F.. Broadway will be the hos
tess.
The Nonpariel club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. MyrOn Ford.
Riverside DIR. Eleven members were
present and the afternoon was devot-
ed TO current events. Dainty re-
freshments were served at the close
OF the meeting. In two weeks. Mrs.
William Duttera, 119 Laporte av.,
will entertain the club.
Mrs. J. II. witamyre, w. LaSalle
av., was hostess Thursday TO the
Victory club. The afternoon was
spent socially and n the contests
the favors were won by Mrs. L. Du-
bail and Mrs W. f. Taylor. Mex
Thursday the club vii; attend a per-
Torrance at the Palace theater and
on Nov. %, the club viii meet with
Mrs. Clara Replogle. Columbia st.
The Present Crisis in the British
and Italian Cabinets was the in
teresting subject which DR.. Z. NJ
Linton of Indiana university present
ed Thursday afternoon before a
large attendance OF the current his
tory department Of the South Bend
Woman's club at the club rooms,
J. VI. :. bldg. Preceding the lecture
Miss Gleda Inks pleased with piano
selections. on Nov. -. the depart
ment will present Dr.. Linton in d
lecture before the general club.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the
Gloria Del Swedish church held an
afternoon meeting Thursday at the
church. The program consisted of
readings by Rev. Claude G. Ander-
son and Mrs. A. T. Johnson. Com
munity singing featured the after
noon. Sixty members were in at
tendance and the hostesses were
Mrs. Charles Dolk, Mrs. John De
Latt and Mrs. Grace B. Edner.
One OF the most charming affairs
OF the week was the luncheon given
at O'Clock Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Sanford Rugee at her home,
IL 5. william St. honoring her
house guest, Mrs. w. r. Spencer Of
Jackson, Mich. and Mrs. Harry
Disbro Johnson, ir.. OF San Rafael,
Calf. the house guest OF Mrs. T.
Louis Kuhns. Places were laid for
IS guests at the perfectly appointed
table. which was centered with rus
set and gold crysanthemums.
The Py-thian Sisters held their reg
ular meeting Wednesday afternoon
at X. OF p. hall The hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs. Charles
Berlow, Mrs Oliver Beck. Mrs. Louis
Berger. Mrs. L. J. Blackman. Mrs
Ernest Barber and Mrs. John Alder
son. In the contest the favor was
won by Mrs. Jud Harding. In two
weeks the club VIII meet again at
the same place.