South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-10
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An effort which promises 90 result
In strong organization IS being
made 10 revive the SOutt Bend High
School Alumni association a tenta-
tive program of social events is being
considered by the executive commit
tee 90 take place during the winter
IN the auditorium OF the new high
school building which the assoc.a-
ton viii be free Co use az amy time
The executive committee has also app
pointed one or two members from
each OF the graduating classes 20 coll
lect the dues from their mem bers in
order TO make the contemplated plans
possible.
Alumni night" IS the first event
planned 10 take place one evening
during the week 81 the dedication
services for the new building. IL will
be followed by a series of siciai lit
erary and musical events which are
expected 10 brine together former
students and classes as no other
alumni activities have before sue
Ceeded in doing
The committee which is respon-
si0le FOR the undertaking is composed
of the officers. w. IT, SWlntz, presi-
dent. Mrs. Esse b. Dakin vice presi-
dent, Miss Ethel Montgomery. secre-
tarY and Dale Staples, treasurer. to-
gether with the following Representa-
tives OF the various classes. f. A.
Miller. John Buzby. Sabra Anne Fra
lick. DR.. Edgar Meyer Miss Virginia
Tut. .Oel Dunbar, Miss Frances Har-
rington. Victor PaXsOn. Mrs. Ada
Sawyer Jones. Miss .Garce HOFFMAN
and Miss Dorothy Eldredge.
Altogether there are over a thou
sand high school alumni bat there
are only about half that number who
still reside in South Bend.
A delightful reception was rendered
Rev. and Mrs. Henry L. Davis. Mr.
and Mrs. II. NJ. Applsby and the new
members or the church Thursday
evening in the church parlors by the
WOman's league. A hundred guests
enjoyed the program of music and
readings followed by refreshments.
The hall was beautifully decorated
with autumn foliage with which the
walls and pillars were thiCkly massed.
The program consisted of several
readings by Miss Marie BOles of Mish-
awake, vocal selections by Prof NJ B.
Griffith accompanied 10y Miss Dora
Hershenow and violin numbers by
Mrs. Isaac Kane Parks of Mishawaka.
Members of the faculty of the South
Bend business college enjoyed q box
party at the Orpheum theater Thurs
day evening. There were six couple
in the party ChaDerOned bV Mrs j f.
the theater Mrs. Humphrey served a
delicious luncheon at her home and
the remainder Of the evening was
spent at games and music.
The mail carriers of the South Bend |
postoffice We're pleasantly entertained /
Thursday evening by Mr. and Mrs w /
w Weaver. 1921 Miami ST. in honor /
Of the 10th birthday anniversary of [
the former The guests presented Mr.. /,
Weaver with a leather rocker and [
foot rest. The evening was spent [
pleasantly at cards and light refresh
mentS were served. after which a 1
number OF the Billie Sunday songs
were sung, Mrs. Asire accompanying.
Mrs. John Hayes and Mrs. George
HolstOn entertained Thursday even
ing with a miscellaneous shower at the I
home of the former. 1898 Elmer St. |
for Miss Ruby Holston, whose mar
riage 10 Glenn Yost will take place /
Saturday evening The house was !
white and a light supper was served /
featuring the same scheme.
Miss Vera Campbell delightfully."- en- !
tertained at I o'clock Friday afternoon /
with a luncheon at her country home, /
"ThrushwOOd". for Miss Hilda Sted- :
man. a November bride. Covers were
placed for II at "a table artistically ar
ranged in keeping with the season.
The house throughout was bower of
autumn foliage.
COmplimenting Miss Laura Kaufer.
a bride of next week the children of /
Mary OF St Patrick church enter
tanned Thursday evening with "A kitch-
en- shower in the library at the parish
school The evening was spent with
music and cards. and light refresh
ments were served.
The Thursday club held its fort
nightly meeting Thursday afternoon
az the home of Mrs. James R. Kelley.
iii r Broadway. The interesting
program consisted of the following
papers Rembrandt Mrs. w. Il.
Schacfer; Ancient and Modern Art OF
Holland" Mrs. ]. q. Otis: Music Of
the Netherlands, Mrs. y. :. Lind
0uist. Mrs Lindquist illustrated her
paper with several selections and Mrs.
Ralph Wood also sang. The next
meeting of the club viii be held at
the home of Mrs w. 3. Schaefer 527
Nistula av
delightful meeting of the music
department OF the Progress club
opened the seasons work for that de-
partment Thursday afternoon. Men
delSShon. Franz, BerllOt, List AMI
Brahms Will be studied this year Yes
terday Mrs w. W Funk discussed the
life OF Mendelssohn and Miss Rose Ben
nett gave classification of his work.
The following program of Illustrations
was pleasing feature. "Alaybells
and Flowers. sung by Mrs. Rode and
AIRS. Duncan, Concerto in G. Minor
two pianos. Miss Helen Guilfoyle and
Mrs. q. a. Farabaugh; "Oh for Wings
OF a Dove Mrs. Rode. "SCherZO. a"
from "Nidsummer \ights Dream.
Mrs. F1rabaugh and Miss Gulfoyle \
The next meeting of the department
viii be oct %. Tt viii DE i'm charge
OF Miss Mabel Bartlett and Miss APP
plegate.
Miss Ethel Kale delighuully enter
fsiued at her home Wednesday even
ing with miscellaneous shower for