South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-13
SOCIAL IND OTHER TNTERESTS OF WOMEN
SOCIETY

A series Of interesting social meet
ings. at intervals OF two weeks. are
being planned for the summer months
by the @. IT. club. The first meeting.
in the nature OF literary session and
tea. will be held Easter Monday at the
home OF Miss Carrie WitOska, 912 W.
Perkins Sc. The social committee for
the club comprises Miss Carrie Wi
tOska, Miss Margaret Stark Miss
Freida FurmOnter and Miss Gertrude
Anderson.
a debate on woman suffrage was the
feature Of the fortnightly meeting of
the Literary Culture club Thursday
evening at the home OF Mrs. John
Austin, III Van Buren, st. The affirm
alive OF the question OF the ballot for
woman was taken by Miss Jennie
Codes. Roy Burger and John Austin.
while the negativtS~yas taken by Mrs.
John Austin. Charles Coder and X. ..
Roos. The decision was given the
negative
The advanceN pupils Of Miss Dora
HershenOw entertained informally
Thursday evening I'm Miss HershenOw's
studio at the South Bend cOnserva-
tory The feature Of the evening was
paper ON Bach by Miss Ruth Stout
fer. Illustrative musical numbers
We're given. Dainty refreshments
were, served. The guests included
Misses Ruth Stouffer. Lillian Cohen,
Hazel Mette, Hannah Lindahl, Dor
othy Stein. Florence Gross Rosetta
belser Hattie GreenewalG, Anna
Greening. +. 9. Hagaman. Mildred
Timson, Gertrude Tremel
The annual charity ball was given
by the ID. of !. Aid society last even
ing at the American hall. About 100
couples were present. out Of town
guests were Mrs. Jack Fox and Lillian
Fox of Peru, l. Ross of Grand Rapids.
Miss Richter of Chicago and Mrs.
Charles Wiener and mother Of Elk
hart. Mates orchestra furnished the
music.
The music department of the Prog
ress club met Thursday afternoon in
the club rooms. Thirty members en-
JOyed the excellent program Miss
Teckla Sack gave a paper on List
and Wagner" and Miss Pierce dis
cussed his Symphonies and SYM
phOnic Poems. The program of il
lustratiOns consisted of the following
numbers: Transcriptions from Lohen-
grin, piano. Miss Z Jsa Sack "Elsa's
Dream from "TannhOuser". vocal,
Miss Eleanor Mueller: Spinning
Song from Flying Dutchman". and
selections from Tristan and Isolde,
piano. Miss Sack: "Resound Softly
My Soul. vocal. Miss Mueller; Rhap-
sOdie No. s, piano, Miss Sack. The
department viii meet again March 26.
eliminating the membership cam
paign by means Of which it won 156
new members. the Business Girls
Bible class was delightfully."- enter
tanned Thursday evening at the Y w.
&. 4. The blue team. which lost 10
the gold by "a count OF 20 TO 76, were
hostesses to the class. The reading
room and parlor were decorated in the
cOlors, blue and gold and the evening
was spent with games of various sorts
and an imprOmptu musical program.
An auction was a feature of the af-
fair. The entertainment committee,
composed of the Misses Helen Martin
dale. Eva Horne, Alice Schroff Lois
Schneider. Hazel HaNerstock. Lena
Turner and Mabel Martin, served de-
licious refreshments. The class now
has a membership OF 375. one hun
dred and fifty young women attended
the affair last evening.
The Junior Business Girls Bible
class were entertained with a supper
at the Y w G. a. Thursday evening
preceding their class meeting.