South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-24

be held on March AZ the First
Christian church at : o'clock.
The ST. Joseph Valley Grange held
an alI-day session az Beyler Hall
Thursday. Dinner was served al
noon TO 100 guests. following which
Washington program was given
which was in charge OF V. Near. F.
". Jackson gave an interesting talk
on Washington, and Mr.. Near read
a paper dated Jan. 4. 1900. which
contained a notification from the sen
ate 10 the house OF representatives
and 20 f3hn Adams. OF the death OF
Washink ton. which occurred Dec. a
1929. Musical numbers concluded
the program
Mrs. James Varier. sos S. Iafay-
ette was hostess Thursday a. a I
O'Clock luncheon. the guests being
/ the members Of the Mothers club.
A crystal basket of tulips formed
the centerpiece OF the table at which
covers were placed for IS members.
The club will meet again in two
weeks. the place TO be announced
T later.
The Nonpareu club met Thursday
afternoon with Mrs r. o. BrOwneu,
+ 623 y. Main st. Twelve members
were present and current events fol-
lowed the business session, at which
plans were made for a st. Patrick's
supper TO be given at the home OF
Mrs. Arthur Conklin. 124 y. st.
Louis blvd. on the evening of March
lis. The next regular meeting of the
club will be held on the afternoon OF
March 2 at the home of Mrs. Fred
( Wagner, Lincoln way, +.
Thirty-three members of the Cir
+ Gle of Mercy met at the home OF
Mrs. Mary Flanagan, IA Forest av.
/ Thursday afternoon. After the bust
4 ness session the remainder OF the
1 afternoon was spent socially. On
the afternoon of March Mrs
Thomas Millea, Marietta ST.. viii be
+ hostess TO the circle.
Mrs. r. NJ. Brown. 12S LaPOrte
law. assisted by Mrs. Frank Carpen-
! ter. entertained the members Of the
/ Home Workers class OF ST. Paurs
4 Memorial NJ f. church Thursday
afternoon. After the business meet
ling a social hour was enjoyed. on
\ the afternoon OF March %, Mrs.
/ George Meadimber. Cottage Grove
av.. will entertain the class.
The Circle OF Service of the First
I Baptist church held an all-day ses-
sion at the church Thursday Din
ner was served at noon 20 the mem
/ bers and their husbands. covers be
] ing placed for 30. The day was spent
sewing and at the business session
plans were made Sor an Easter tea
Iand an apron sale 20 be held the
week following Easter. The next
/ regular meeting of the circle viii be
held March 30 at the church
The Harmony Reading circle met
\ AT the home Of Mrs Benjamin
Mitchell. 919 r. Madison st. Mrs.
! G.. n. DeFrees read the first chap
ters of Helen of the Old House"
! by Harold Bell Wright. and in a
contest the favor was won by Mrs.
/ Charles Hall. The circle viii be
/ entertained on the afternoon Of
I March Q at the home of Mrs. J.
/ Marquis. Van Buren, 81.
/ The Ideal Embroidery club met
! Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Os-
| car Bayman. 507 Riverside dr..
/ Eight members were present and
the afternoon was spent at needle
/ work after which a social hour
was enjoyed. The club will meet
on the afternoon Of March at
\ the home of Mrs. William Burch.
/ Fist St, River Park.
Miss Mildred Runyan. Osceola,
I entertained the Young Men and
/ Women's class OF Ardmore Heights
I church at a Washington birthday
\ party Wednesday evening. Eighteen
/ members were present and music
and games were enjoyed I'm a