South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-07

club were pleasantly entertained
Thursday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. George Squint, 922 y. Notre
Dame av. At the business session
Mrs J.. r. Murphy was appointed
delegate 20 the Amerlcanizati0D
meeting which is 10 be heId this az
terro m the Y. ". g. 4. az 2
o'c!cck The remainder Of the time
was spent socially. The next meet
Ing VIII be held with Mrs T. T.
webster. 92s Niles av. An election
.ot officers will take place at that
time.
The Wouan's Missionary society
or tho minister Presbyterian
church met Thursday afternoon NJ
the home Of Mrs. ". p. Burhans
903 Sherman av. The assisting
hostesses were Mrs Sarah Head.
Mrs. A. ". Moore and Mrs Mary
Miller. Miss Emma Burhans gave
an Interesting reading after the reg
ular business meeting and during
the social hour refreshments were
served TO 25 members.
Mrs. William Hobbick. 222 F.
Navarro ST.. was hostess 10 the Non
pareil club Thursday afternoon.
During the business sessions plans
were made for a potluck dinner TO
be given next Wednesday al the home
OF Mrs Fred Wagner, Lincoln way
=. The remainder of the afternoon
was spent socially on April 20.
Mr. William Becker, 135 S. Chaplin
ST.. will entertain the club at an af-
ternoon meeting.
At a regular meeting OF the Laurel
/ Teachers club held in the
| school auditorium Wednesday after
noon. a program was rendered by
the pupils Of the school under the
direction Of Miss Florence Kerner
I The program was as follows. Piano
| selection by Frances Stewart; dia-
/ logue, The Mice" by 3A grade and
! Irene Savari. Edward Daxtator
I Eliza beth and Martha Stewart; pa
/ triOtic selections by BIB grade An
| address. Mutual Understanding o!
/ the Child" by the principle, Z. O
| Schoepple, was the closing number
| Refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be held April 10.
Ten members Of the Harris Prairie
Christian church met Thursday aft
| ernoon with Mrs. Harry Metzger
/ Edwardsburg I'd. Mrs. A. II. Runkle
read an interesting paper on "Nis-
sion Activities In the Philippines.
which was presented by Mrs. Jennie
| Tiplet. AT noon a potluek dinner
was served and the afternoon was
/ spent socially The next meeting
will be held with Mrs. IT, schmeck
I Edwardsburg I'd.
Mrs. F. J. Reynolds. 73S Laporte
av., entertained the members Of the
| Harmony Reading circle Thursday
afternoon at her home. Eight mem
| bers were present and the time was
spent socially and with informal
/ readings. on the afternoon Of Apri
/ % the club will be entertained al
, the homo of Mrs. Orval Penwell
\ 222 Laporte av.
The Circle Of Mercy held a bust
ness meeting Thursday afternoon a.
the home OF Mrs. r. w. Munich, 50-
S William ST The report for the
month read that 4O1 children wer,
cared for at the Day Nursery. TIL
next meeting will be held with Mrs
Louis Altering, 1922 n. Notre Dame
av.. on the afternoon Of May 4.
Mrs Karl King. 515 W Lasallt
| Rv., entertained a small company al
luncheon at 1 o'clock Thursday a:
a courtesy TO Mrs. A. Lyle Under
man, of Pittsburg. Pa, who is the
/ guest of Miss Mary Russ. The lunch
con table was centered with a low
/ mound of pink carnations and vel
low daffodils and lighted by pink
and yellow tapers in crystal hold
ers. Small favor baskets of pinl
marked the place Of each guest.
Mrs. Joseph Wicker, S26 f. Wash
ington av., was hostess 10 the mem
bers OF the Z. J. L. Euchre clui
Wednesday afternoon The favor
were WbH ny MIS- AIWoDu u Du4NE
Mrs. Joseph Wicker and Mrs. RalEl
Pinkerton. Luncheon was served
following the games. The next meet
ing of the club will be held Apr
90 at the home Of Mrs. Ralph Pin
kerton, 762 Lincoln way i.
The members of the Modern Pris
ella club were entertained Wednes
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
G. y. Hewett, 919 f. Washington
av. In the contest the prize was Civ
en- 10 Mrs. r. r. Long The after
noon was spent with sewing ant
luncheon was served TO 10 members