South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-14

the bridge tables.
and n. Atherton. which took place
Wedns-day at the home OF the bride
at Csage. Ia. After a short trip 20
Minneapolis Mimi, Mr.. and Mrs.
Atherton will be at home in Usage.
Mrs Atherton. who is the niece OF
Mrs. F. A Stephenson. is we'll known
in South Bend social circles.
The regular meeting OF the St.
Joseph Valley Grange was held
Thursday afternoon In Beyler hall,
with 20 members present. a discus
sion led by Aaron Jones on why
the Farmer Suffers First When
\ Prices drop" occupied the afternoon.
Arrangements were made for
pastry sale 10 be held Saturday at
Chard and Thomas Hardware store.
Following the regular meeting of
Moonlight Temple No. 255, public
/ installation OF officers took place.
Mrs. Mary Bradley was made past
chief. Mrs. meta Smith. most ex-
cellent chief. Mrs. Dora Essex, ex-
cellent senior. Mrs. Mary Miller, ex-
cellent junior Mrs. Emma Brauns-
dorf, manager. Mrs. Eta White,
mistress OF finance. Mrs. Alice Platz.
mistress OF records Mrs. Marian
Swanson. protector and Mrs. Mabel
Nygart, outer guard. Following the
| business session the following pro-
gram was given. piano duet. Mrs.
Hazel Hisey and Miss Bertha Hide
7 49, a
T. ornton and Miss Marcella Shirk
and a reading and dance by Miss
Virginia Roberts.
Election OF officers toot- place
Thursday afternoon at the regular
meeting OF the Ladies' Aid society Of
the Grace NJ. r. church. Mrs. Walter
Place was chosen president. Mrs.
Howard Smith. vice presi6 ent, Mrs.
A. Young. secretary. Mrs. Warren
Downing, treasurer. A social hour
was enjoyed by 40 members after the
election.
The regular meeting or the Circle
OF Mercy was held Thursday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. a. NJ.
Sweetland, 80 Lincoln way W., with
IS members present. The annual re-
ports given revealed that during the
past year 5,495 children had been
taken care OF at the Day Nursery. As
families and eight nationalities be-
ing represented. The largest atten-
dance in one day being IS and the
smallest attendance was one. The
reports show children OF % widows
|
couples separated. Plans were made
|, for the next meeting to be in the
nature of a guest party for the mem
bers and their friends, which will
he given in st. Patrick's library Jan.
%.
Announcement is made of the fol-
lowing nominations for officers to
be elected at the annual election Of
the Progress club on Jan. 21. from
until 6 in the afternoon. An at
tractive program has been arranged
for the afternoon, TO be give from
20 o'clock. Nominations are:
For president. Mrs. Lloyd z. Green
, an and Miss Ella Rieman; for sec
ond vice president. Mrs. William
Happ and Miss Katherine Camp
bell; for third vice president. Mrs.
Sam G. Bunker and Mr., George
F'ulmer; for treasurer. Mrs. Thad
Keller and Mrs. Orlo Deahl. Six
directors nominated from which
three will be chosen include the
names of Mrs. r. +. Thompson, Miss
Maude Heath, Mrs. +. =. Nicely,
Mrs. Lucian w. Snyder. Mrs.
Thomas ]. Walsh and Mis-. Richard
r. Kuehn.
A reception will be given by the
Live Oak Grove on the evening Of
Jan. q for Mrs. Mary Larocco, SUI
|, | preme guardian, OF Omaha, Neb.
The affair will be held at the w.
o. w. hall and committees from
this city and Mishawaka have
charge OF the affair. Plans were
made at a meeting held last even
ing at W. o. w hall for a winter
picnic to be given Jan. % at the
hall.
The Children of Mary of ST. Jo-
seph's church held their regular
meeting Thursday evening at the
Parish hall. The installation of the
following officers took place. Miss
Genevieve Winkler. president; Miss
Genevieve Hickey, vice president:
Miss Irene Hiss, secretary; Miss
/, Eleanor Mizen. treasurer. and Miss
Ruth Probst, organist. The next
meeting will be held Feb. IS at the
hall.
Mrs. c. c. Fike. 1915 z. Randolph
: St. entertained the members OF the
Stichery club at luncheon Thursday.
places being laid for 10 guests. Fol-
lowing luncheon the afternoon was
spent with sewing. The next meet
ing in two weeks will be held at
the home OF Mrs. Thomas II. Hack
er, 1109 Harvey st.
. /
The members OF the Helena Re
becca Sewing circle met Thursday
afternoon at their hall. W. Jeffer-
Y son blvd. The afternoon was de-
\ voted 10 sewing and refreshments
u were served by the hostesses. Mrs.
\ Andrew Jorgessen and Miss Mary
II Jorgessen. In two weeks the circle
] will meet again at the hall with
\ Mrs. Esther Mennel Mrs. Elizabeth
Y Waechter and Miss Bertha Mennel
i acting as hostesses.
N
Y The Misses Nellie and Gertrude
II Dorm, entertained informally a mum