South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-17

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5. Caldwell. president; Mrs. Edward
Smith. vice president; Mrs. William
Shirk, secretary; Mrs. William ellis.
, treasurer. The next meeting Will be
held at the home of Mrs Perry
KOrn, March Is.
The regular meeting OF thc Child
Conservation league was held Wed.
n esday afternoon in the tea room OF
the Y w. c. A Miss Parker, su.
perintendent of Epworth hospital
gave a very interesting and instruc-
tive talk on Child Hygiene" which
included the life Of the child up TO
the age Of one year. Miss Parker
emphasized the necessity - a school
physician and gave any other sug-
gestions for the pro otion OF child
welfare. The next l Getting viii be
held at the same pla, March l, al
! $50 o'clock, the prog. am TO Include
discussions on The influence OF
Heredity and Environment" The
discussion will be led by Mrs. ]. E.
Lang and Mrs. Nelson Ault.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Fischer. 2213
Miami St, entertained the members
OF the Sans Parlet club Wednesday
q evening At 500 the prizes were
won by Mrs E. Oaks. Mrs. Glenn
Bill, ]. McGregor and Henry STRIFE
bel Luncheon was served 70 16
guests following the game. MI. and
Z
will entertain the club March !.
Mrs. l. \. Lydick. 1913 Lincoln
Way W., was hostess to a large at
tendance Of the Pleasant View w. c
T. u. Wednesday afternoon. The
afternoon was devoted to a pro.
gram honoring the memory OF
Frances Z. Willard. READINGS were
given by Mrs. T. a. Austin ard Mrs
=. J. Jackson. The refreshments
were in keeping with St. Valentines
day The next meeting Will be held
March Is at the home of Mrs. z.
Enterllne. 73S Cottage Grove ay.
Misses Margaret and Pauline
Freshley. 623 s. St. Joseph St. en-
.
Wednesday evening. Dancing was
enjoyed and buffet luncheon was
served from q table made attractive
with Valentine suggestions.
The Franklin Mothers club enter
tanned at a valentine party Wednes-
day evening at the school. Or. and
Mrs. o. B. Scanning presented a
group of songs, Miss Hannah Auer
gave a whistling solo and community
singing by the guests accompanied
by John g. Hiss, whistling soloist
and Mrs. o. 3. Scanning, pianist, fur
nished the program. 4 grand march
led by Col Bullock. games and dane
ing were also features. Refresh
ments were served 10 60 guests. The
affair was in charge of Mrs. w B.
Johnston and Miss Edith Brown
Mrs +. T. Ward, 500 y Michigan
ST. was hostess to the members of
the Centennial club Wednesday az
ternoon at a valentine party. Mrs.
Elmer Essex won the prize I'm the
regular contest and i'm the guessing
contests the favors were won by
Mrs. Edward Weaver. Mrs Henry
nenslow and Mrs. John Gully. The
home was attractively decorated
with hearts and cupids The table
having for its centerpiece a birthday
cake. the affair marking the birthday
anniversary of Mrs. J.. l. Gears. The
next meeting will be held in two
weeks with Mrs. Arthur Miller,
Leeper az.
The members OF the Lafayette
Thimble we're entertained Wednes-
day afternoon At the home of Mrs.
Verne VanDusep, 1925 Blaine av.
Ten members responded 20 the roll
call with current events and the re-
mainder OF the afternoon was spent
socially. Valentine suggestions were
noted in the luncheon appointments.
The next meeting will be held in two
weeks at the home OF Mrs. Ira III
lery. S21 y. Cushing 81
4 card party was given Wednesday
afternoon az the South Bend Wo-
mans club By the home department
OF the club. Prizes at bridge were
won by Mrs Mary Flint. Mrs. Ernest
McEllain. Mrs. II. l. Weber. az 200
by Mrs Neoma KnoblOck, Mrs
George Switzer, Mrs II. L. McQuiTk
and IN the guessing contest the win
ners were Mrs. D. o. Woodruff, Mrs
Roy Long. Mrs. Harry Aldworth and
Mrs. +. A. Hines.
The members OF the Independent
club were entertained Wednesday
afternoon a. the home Of Mrs
George Souders. 701 Lincoln way +.
The afternoon was spent socially and
refreshments were served TO Is men,
bers- The next meeting viii be held
az the home OF Mrs John Shenen-
berger. 1917 :. Franklin ST, in two