South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-14

Thirty members OF the Woman's
Home and Foreign Missionary so
ciety OF the Sunnyside Presbyterian
church were entertained at the
home OF Mrs. Adam Hertle. Arthur
e.. Thursday afternoon The devo-
tionais we're led by Mrs. Mary
Brewer and the home topic was
given By Mrs. Charles Becker. while
the foreign subject o. discussion
vas led by Mrs. r. Kronner. The
remainder OF the afternoon was
spent socially and light refresh
ments were served BY the hostess.
The society will meet again on the
afternoon OF May Il at the home
OF Mrs. Charles Becker, Wayne Ct.
Mrs. L.ottie O'Deu, 1O41 Elmer St.
was hostess Thursday afternoon TO
the members OF the Bee Hive club.
The afternoon was sFent with
needleworlx and socially. In a con-
test the favors were won by Mrs
Gertrude Sailor and Mrs. Orville
Penwell Luncheon was served 70
II members at an attractive table
bearing decorations suggestive Of
Easter. on the afternoon OF April
% the club viii be entertained at an
all day session at the home OF Mrs.
Elizabeth Emmons. Cleveland av.
The Twin City Sewing circle met
Thursday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. o. ID. Hohan. Dubsii av.
Thirteen members were present and
the afternoon was spent with needle
work Plans were made for an
evening party 20 be given for the
husbands az the members at the
home OF Mrs. George Dressler, 846
Clinton St. on May 2. The next
regular meeting OF the circle will
be held on the afternoon OF April
q al the home OF Mrs. Bert Spry
south 81.
The members OF the Friendly club
were entertained Thursday at an
all day session at the home or Mrs.
Alfred Lindale. Harrison av. Din
ner was served at noon 10 u mem
bers and one guest. Decorations
suggestive Of Easter adorned the
table. The afternoon was spent So
cia1ly on May Il. Mrs. Ralph Will
liams Of New Carlisle Will be hos
tess at an all day session.
The Mount Pleasant Home Econo-
mics club met Thursday afternoon
with Mrs. Glenn Carpenter. Lincoln
Way W. Seventeen members and
one visitor we're present The pro-
g O. rrwefuHoH cF
a paper on "Beautifying the Home
Grounds" by Mrs. Lewis Pifer;
reading on Flowers I Have Had the
Most Success With by Miss Sadie
Rough a discussion by Mrs. Arthur
Robbins on the subject practical
Home Gardens" The club will meet
with the Portage club MAY II at
the home OF Mrs. Louis Pifer. PORT
age I'd.
The ST. Joseph Valley Grange held
its regular bi-monthly meeting
Thursday afternoon az Beyler hall
Following the business session the
subject Have Men the Right To
Criticise Women's Clothes" was dis
cussed by various members. The
Grange will give a dance at the
same hall on the evening of April
rs and on April OF will entertain
with a dinner.
Miss Vernice Elbel COS Portage
av.. was hostess Wednesday evening
70 the members Of the Phi Sigma
sorority. A buffet supper was served
At $3.50 o'clock 10 % guests. The
table was centered with "A mound
OF calendullas and spring flowers
were used throughout the home.
Mrs. Fred Neifeld. OF Frankfort.
Ind. and Mrs. Chester Reynolds Of
Chicago. both charter members of
the sorority. were present. also Miss
Calista Stephenson of Indianapolis,
who is the guest OF Miss Catherine
Coonley and Mrs. A. Lyle Under
man. the guest of Miss Mary Russ.
The evening was spent at the bridge
tables. In two weeks the members
will he entertained at the home OF
Miss Sarah Witwer. s. Michigan st.
The Child Conserve ton league
was entertained Wednesday at the
home OF Mrs Nelson Ault 1O47
Van Buren, ST. Twenty members
were present and enjoyed short
talks by Mrs c. Mason and Mrs. c.
l. Lamphear a recitation by Miss
Claudine Ault and a piano solo by
Ralph Miller completed the pro-
gram for the afternoon. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess
during the social hour. The next
meeting viii he held April 90 al the