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

field led the devotionals. and Esther
Rice gave a paper on Those Who
Represent Us in China" Miss Claire
Brown talked on the characteristics
and conditions OF the Chinese peo-
pie 4 social hour followed the
program The next meeting will De
held March 10 with Miss Ruby Cam
feld. Cleveland I'd.
Mrs. T Kilgore. 81 Cottage Grove
av., was hostess Thursday afternoon
% the Women's Foreign Missionary
society OF the Trinity NJ F. church.
The mystery box was in charge OF
Mrs. r. L. Phillips and was follow
Cd by a missionary reading by Miss
Martha Kilgore. India" was the
subject which Mrs. r. L. AXtell pre-
sented in a short talk and a die
cussion followed. During the bust
ness session. plans were made for
/ the society's annual thanks Offering,
which will be held in the church
I parlors on the evening OF Feb &c.
/ Miss II. Strawich, a returned mis-
siOnary from India. will be the
| speaker at that time. The next
| regular meeting Of the society viii
/ be held on March % at which time
1 Flanders day will be observed. The
hostess will be Mrs. r. c. Smith,
/ 1887 Lawndale az.
| The Beehive club met Thursday
/ afternoon with Mrs. Voyle Smith,
/ $50 n. Notre Dame av Fifteen
members were present and in sew
/ eral contests the favOrs were won
/ by Mrs. George Beik, Mrs. Emma
\ Reed, Mrs. A Eisner and Mrs. Ben
/ Mitchell The club will meet again
on the afternoon Of March 2, at the
home Of Mrs. Roy Eyer. $50 y
I Notre Dame av.
Mrs. Theodore Stark, 22O2 Lincoln
way W. was hostess Thursday after
noon at a luncheon 10 the members
| OF the sewing circle of the Imman-
ueI NJ. +. church. Covers were
placed for 10. Following luncheon
! a business session was held. The re-
/ mainder Of the afternoon was spent
| at needlework. The circle will meet
I again on March g at the home Of
Mrs. Rose Erler. E. Indiana av
/ Mrs. Elmer Mcdonald. 1919 Lin
/ coin way w. entertained the mem
bers Of the Triple Four club Thurs
/ day afternoon. During the business
| session, plans were made for a St.
/ Patrick's dinner 10 be held at the
/ home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cooper,
| Johnson st. on the evening Of March
I II. The remainder of the after
noon was spent socially and refresh
ments were served to nine members.
The club will meet with Mrs. Frank
I Erhardt, Johnson St. on the after
noon Of March Is.
Miss Esther Gustafson pleasantly
| entertained the Sassy James club at
the home of her sister. Mrs. Carl
Holmstrand. 1926 Arnold st, last
evening at a Valentine party Vocal
/ solos were rendered by Miss Pauline
J Jude and Irene Hepner. A dainty
e luncheon was served at the close of
/ the evening at a prettily decorated
table with hearts and candies, in
I keeping with the Valentine season.
/ F The Crumstown Home Economies
| club met at an all day session on
! Thursday with Mrs. 3. Arnold
I Crumstown I'd. The program Of
I the afternoon was opened by ghe
I roll call at which the mem berN re-
sponded with quotations from L.n-
coin and Washington. Songs. recl-
tatiOns and piano numbers by the
children featured the afternoon.
The club will meet with Mrs Will
liam Kelver. Crumstown rd~ on
March Is.
The Home Service department Of
the First Presbyterian church will
meet this afternoon at the home Of
Miss Charlotte Partridge, 423 w
Lasalle av. The assisting hostesses
viii be Miss Edythe Brown. Mrs.
I J. Fred Christman. Mrs. d. +. Kol-
/ Ter. Mrs Milo Hudson and Mrs.
Carl Hibberd.
Tie Portage Home Economics
club held an all day meeting We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. DeIbert
ellis. Portage highway. The meet
( Ing was opened by the singing OF
the roll call song. the members
answering the roll call by naming
some place of beauty, which they
particularly desired to visit. which
was followed by the reading Of some
ancient historical event. by each
member.
The club was divided into two
sections named the "Pinks" and the
Greens" TO encourage regular at
tendance. and the green being VIC
torious, were the guests OF the pinks
on Wednesday. Three delegates were
chosen 10 attend the annual State
Day luncheon OF the Progress club,
which viii be held at the Oliver
hotel in March. The members chosen
include Mrs. Louis Piffer. Mrs. Frank
Z Frazier and Mrs. NJ. s. Caldwell The
following officers were elected TO
serve FOR the coming year. Mrs. NJ