South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-26

or Miss Katherine Campbell. Mrs.
Clement Smoger and Mrs Harry
Matthews.
An interesting program was given
Tuesday evening by the piano and
vocal pupils Of Miss Lilly NARROW
Mohn. 1915 8. st. Joseph 81. Those
appearing on the program were
Margaret Gaul. Margaret Thomp-
Marjorie Patterson. Dorothy Huss,
Helen Ffrestine. Lottie Gordon, Mrs.
r. r. Miles. Mrs. Roy Shoemaker
and Mrs. Joseph Hoffman.
Mrs. Ella Murphy. s. St. Joseph
ST.. was hostess Wednesday after
noon 10 the members OF the indie
pendent club. Twelve members were
present and after an afternoon spent
socially luncheon was served. The
next meeting OF the club viii take
place in two weeks at which time
Mrs James Thumn, s. Clinton St,
viii entertain.
The annual election Of officers was
held at the regular meeting OF the
Fancy Needlework club, which
took place wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. joan Spencer,
623 - Birdsell ST. Those elected
were Mrs. Steven Clark. president
Mrs Harvey West, vice president;
Mrs. Clarence Jester, secretary; Mrs.
Frank Beitz. flower custodian and
Mrs. Edward COrdray, press report
err Following the business meeting
the time was spent socially and in
a guessing contest the favors were
won by Mrs. Mildred Helnick and
Mrs. Clarence Jester. Luncheon was
served to 10 members and two
guests. On Nov. s, the club will
meet with Mrs. John Taylor. 1116
". Washington av.
Sixteen memb ers and three guests
were present at the all day meeting
OF the Clay and Harris Home Eco
Monies club which held a regular
session Wednesday al the home Of
Mrs. P. r. Chubb, Edwardsburg I'd.
A pot luck dinner was served at
2
B.gelow gave a demonstration on
, How to Set the Table and Manner
Of Serving a Meal" The next meet
ing will take place Nov. at which
time Miss Maude Grey. Edwards
burg I'd. will entertain the mem
/ bers at an afternoon meeting.
The Portage Home Economies
club met Wednesday for an all day
meeting at the home of Mrs. Frank
Frazier, Lincoln way z. Twenty
two members were served a pot
luck dinner at noon. In the after
noon, Mrs. w Z. Miller gave a talk
on The Child Problem" follow
ing which Mrs. ]. G. Tompsett sang
two songs. The next meeting will
be a family night to be held Nov.
%. the place TO be announced later.
The Ladies' Aid society of the St.
Matthew church was pleasantly en-
/ tertained Wednesday az the home OF
Mrs c. Kowalski, SOP f. Indiana
av A pot luck dinner was served
/ at noon to "a members and the aft
/ ernoon vas entirely devoted 20 a
/ business session. In two weeks the
/ society Will meet again, the place
/ 10 be announced later.
The Lafayette thimble met Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Charles
/ smith. sos z. Keasey st. Needle
work occupied the afternoon and
/ refreshments were served 10 eight
members In two weeks the thimble
will meet again. the place 10 be
I announced later.
/ Seventy-five members and guests
Of the st. Joseph Hospital Aid So
/ ciety attended the regular meeting
I held Wednesday afternoon at which
Miss Helen Gregory gave a very in
teresting talk on France" Pre-
ceding the address. Mss Elicia Low
/ er sang "In The Time Of Roses. .
. and ITO a Hill Top" Arthur Has
u crens. tenor. pleased with several
vocal numbers. He was accompani-
ed by Mrs. A. II. Sturges. The
chairman oGthe committee in charg1
was Mrs. 3. Hagerty and assisting
i her were Mrs. George W. Schmidt
i. who was in charge of decorations
and Mrs. J. r. Cauley.
Miss Catherine Oliver was hostess
n 20 90 guests at COpshaholm Tues
N day evening as a courtesy TO Miss
Katherine Hooper, OF MOntclair. y
H. A buffet supper was served at
O'Clock. the guests being seated al
small tables which were tastefully
conferred with cluste g OF pink roses
The evening was 81 alt at the bridge
/. tables the favors ing won by Mr.
and Mrs. Joseph Lorenzi. Jr.. and
Miss Hooper Miss Elizabeth
Tschudy. of Mem Dhis. Tenn. wa,
b another out-of-tc vn guest.
.
The firs' social evening for the
congregation cf St. Paul's Memoria
| Methodist Episcopal church was helt
Tuesday evening. These affair.
D which are IN charge OF the woman't
, Guild Of the church will be given a.
|, intervals during the winter Abou