South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-09-26
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

Inc rtCDnU tONCeTl-retltdl OF the
MacHenry- series viii b'
given Monday afternoon and evening
at and o'clock respectively. al
their recital hall in the Berteling
building. Both concerts are free 10
the public, and all music lovers are
cordially invited 10 attend. The fol
lowing program viii be presented by
Miss Helen Charlton, soprano, OF
Goshen. Mrs Violet shy Parks, vio-
linist. OF Mishawaka, "A string quar-
tet, Misses Vida ShOnts. Besse Arbor,
Lillian Martin and Frederic Ingersoll
Ethel Barbara Dow and Grenviile
Tompsett, accompanies.
Program
(a) AS Through the Streets Ga
BOheme) ........... .BuCclnl
OBJ One Fine Day CMadame But
terhy) ......-..... .Puccln
Miss Charlton.
(a) Air for G. string ......... Bach
OBJ To a Wild Rose. ...- MacDOwell
Mrs. Parks.
10 son Titania MignOn. ..........
Ambrose Thomas
Miss Charlton.
Idebescene ..........V Victor Herbert
Mrs. Parks.
Sayonara, a Japanese Cycle.
Mary Turner Salter
Miss Charlton.
Ave Marie (for soprano, violin obi
cato and string quartet.
Bach GOunod
Miss Charlton. Soprano; Mrs, Parks,
violin obhgatiste.
String quartet: Miss Vida Shonts,
Miss Lillian Martin, Miss Besse Arbor,
Fredric II. IngersOlL
The Chaplin Park w. c. T. u. met
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
q. l.. Warner, 321 S. Franklin ST. The
program consisted Of readings by Mrs.
=. g. Beyrer, paper on the work In
Pulaski county by Mrs. Warner: a
paper "Give Him His First Chance,
by Mrs. /. H Scoffern. Mrs. G. T..
Warner read a letter from Mrs. \. w.
Brown on the Bible work in state
schools The following superintend-
ents were appointed: Flower mission
work, Mrs. Ada Barnard; purity in lit
erature and art. Mrs. G. G. Beyrer;
Bible in the schools. Mrs. G. l.. Wer-
ner; press reporter, Miss Mary Mill
house: literary department, Mrs. ID.
Fisher. The October meeting of the
society will be held at the home of
Mrs. /. II. Scoffern, 1918 Woodward
av.
Announcement has bee nreceived Of
the marriage OF Miss Anna l.. Bruhn,
daughter oil ~ and Mrs. Henry
Bruhn. 374O ~ Eddy St. Chicago, to
TheOdor LANCE Of South Bend, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold LANCE. 1923
Vassar av. the wedding took place
"wednesday III Chicago. Mr.. LANCE is
manager OF the Newark shoe store.
The cradle roll department Of Con-
ference Memorial u. A. church gave
"A mother and baby reception in the
church parlors Friday afternoon from
O'Clock to which was we'll attend
ed and proved very enjoyable. A
short program consisted of a solo,
The Lullaby Song" by Miss Mar
garet Null; reading. THE Little Pink
Toe Brigade" by Miss Mccullough.
and violin solo by Mrs. +. G. Baker.
Souvenir cradles were presented to
each one present. Dainty refresh
ments were served and a picture was
taken OF the babies.
Following the quarterly conference
al the Epworth Memorial church on
Lincoln way west, last night a re-
ception was rendered Rev. and Mrs.
Jesse William Bunch who were mar
ried at Thompson Falls, Mont. Sept.
2 Ii was the first real chance the
congregation had TO meet the bride
OF the pastor and about $50 people
were present.
Mr.. and Mrs Bunch were ushered
into the social hall. where the recep-
ton was held. and were stationed un-
der a bower OF green, where the
guests were received. This was fol-
lowed by a splendid musical program
and later supper was served by the
memb ers Of the Ladies Aid society.
The color scheme in the dining room
was red, while the social hall was
decorated with ferns, garden flowers
and shrubbery.
A silver set composed Of % pieces
and a comfort were presented to Mr..
and Mrs. Bunch.
The second dance OF the program
of 20 10 be given by the FellOwcraft
club was given Friday evening at the
American hall. About % couples at
tended. The Arts orchestra provided
music for a program Of 10 dances.
The Misses Pearl Clark and Ruth
Sellers entertained with a miscellan-
eous shower at the home Of the for
mer. III Ohio ST. Thursday evening,
honoring Miss Edna Downing. whose
marriage 10 Clyde Bunch viii take
place Oct. I. color scheme of pink
and white was carried out in decora-
tons and refreshments. Miss Down
ing will be rendered a number OF
courtesies in the coming week.
The first informal dance Of the g.
4. c. was given Friday evening at the
club. Winke's orchestra furnished
music for the evening. Forty couples
attended. Dancing was enjoyed until
- o'clock. when refreshments were
served This is the preseason dance
and the married folks dance will be
given next Wednesday evening. The
opening dance will be given oct q.
when music will be furnished by the
Brownell orchestra Of Benton Harbor.
Mich.
In celebration OF her birthday anni-
versary. Miss Vera Cooper entertained