South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04

home Of Mrs. William Whiteman. $50
I Lincoln way +. a two-Course lunch
I con was served following the after
/ Moons social program. Mrs. c. S.
I Whittier Of Buffalo. y. Y. was a
guest OF the club.
a program with particular appeal
/ 90 mothers viii be given at the
/ home Of the Progress club this after
noon before q general meeting of the
( club and will be IN charge OF the
/ mothers department. Mrs Helen
/ b. Paulson. lecturer on child life,
will speak Mrs. Paulson has de-
voted much time and travel to her
subject and comes with a message
Of deep interest. Music viii be fur
nished by a four-piece orchestra
from the high school and viii in
clude Miss Bertha Peltz. Miss GOldle
Ginnewald. Audine Mcpherson and
Ralph Miller The program VIII be
given al 3 o'clock and Will be open
10 non-club members upon the pay
ment OF the regular guest fee.
Dr. Charles Bosenbury was the
speaker at the regular meeting OF
the Mothers club of the Franklin
school His subject was "Malnutri-
ton OF School Children" Mrs.
Homer Miller also gave a short talk
on the subject OF Federated clubs.
The kindergarten presented a group
Of songs under the direction OF Miss
Myers and the banner for the best
attendance was given 20 the mothers
OF the kindergarten pupils. on the
evening OF Feb. IS. a valentine
party VIII be given at the school for
the parents only. Or. and Mrs. o.
3. Scandling will entertain with a
group OF songs.
Mr. and Mrs Abe Berlow. Z. Kea-
sey St. entertained the members OF
their Whist club Thursday evening.
The favors were won by Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Fischer and Mr.. and Mrs.
Louis Kuretzky. The next meeting
, in two weeks will be held at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. L. Gross, z.
Lasalle av.
Sixteen members of the Ladies'
Aid society Of the Lowell Heights
NJ. L. church were entertained
Thursday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Minnie woodward, SIG South
Eend av The meeting was in
charge of the north side leader, Mrs
, W. L. Jeffries and included short
business session followed by a So
cial hour. The next meeting Will be
, held March ?, the place to be an
nounced later.
The Efficiency class Of the Stul'
] Memorial NJ Z. church was enter
tanned Thursday evening at the
hCme OF Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Frame
r Dayton st. Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Sansler assisted the host and hos
tess. During the business meeting
, plans were made for a Washington
, birthday party TO be given in the
, church parlors on the evening OF
! Feb 21. During the social hour
!. / contests were enjoyed. the prizes be.
ing won by Mrs. Harry Barber. Mrs
Lee Keltner and Lloyd Anderson.
Mrs. Almira Dubail. 2023 Lncolr
way w, Mishawaka, was hostess u
the members Of the Victory clut
Thursday afternoon. Following tn,
business session a social hour witt
contests was enjoyed. the favors be
ing given 10 Mrs. w. +. Taylor and
Mrs William Hege. Luncheon wa:
served 20 nine members and -four
visitors. The next meeting will be
held Feb. 16, at the home Of Mrs
j.. H. Witemeyer, sos W Lasalle av
The WOman's Foreign Missionary
] society Of the Grace VI. z. church
met in the church parlors THURSDAY
' afternoon. The devotions leader wa.
Mrs. A. Clark. a vocal and whist
' ling solo was given by Miss HANNAH
s Auer. and vocal numbers were con
, tributed by Mrs. L. w. Shenefeld.
p play entitled "A Morning at the Par
: sohage" was given by several mem
J. bers of the society. \ social hou
e was enjoyed. The society will NEE
g at the church on March >.
U The South Bend woman's clul
( had charge of a program at Health
2. win hospital Thursday evenint
which included vocal numbers b.
Y Miss Florence Guthrie, piano selec
. tons by Miss Evelyn Fulmer. an,
several dramatic readings by Mis-
Sue White. teacher OF dramatic ar
az the South Bend high school.
Misses Eleanor and Mary Lewis
a 325 5. Franklin St, entertained in
formally Thursday evening, as
- courtesy 10 their sister. Miss Ros
Lewis, whose marriage to Baynlon,
Nogel will take place Feb. "A. Gov
2 ors We're placed for u guests at
table charming in its decoration o
: red and white. in keeping with tn
1 valentine season. Red carnations an,
narcissi were effectively used for tn,
] centerpiece.
| The Ladies Sewing circle Of IN.
i 81. Peters Evangelical church me
/ Thursday afternoon in the churcl
/ parlors. The afternoon was spen
/ with sewing. and refreshments wer
| served 20 65 guests by the host esses
1 Mrs. Hugo Weichelt, Mrs. NJ. Collin
and Mrs. Fred Reicht. In two week
the society Will meet at the sam
/ place with Mrs. William Schwartz
/ Mrs Robert Schmank and Mrs. Emf
Il L~~rrH~a~ q host aezsoa