South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-16

a piano recital both interesting and
charming was given Tuesday after
noon by Miss Carrie Hanford and her
pupils at the studio. 119 s. Scott ST.
The afternoon after o'clock was
given 20 the life and works of the
composers Grieg and Schumann.
Miss Evelyn Fulmer took for her sub
ject the life OF Grieg with an inter
Csting paper and "A pleasing rendition
Of his beautiful Spring" song. Flea
nor stephenson played the Grieg
Cradle Song" with great musical feet
ing Josephine Clark discussed the
life OF SChumann, reading one Of his
poems and giving piano number, the
Happy Peasant.
Miss Hanford contributed two ex-
ccileut numbers. "Grieg's Wedding
Day and The Contra bandista' f,
Schumann-T ausig. Marguerite and
Helen Muessel gave the opening num-
Der OF the musical program which was
a brilliant duet. other names on the
program were Cornelia EmmOns,
Helen Ross and Mary and Martha
Taylor. This is one of series Of re-
citals 20 be given each month. At
the next a prize viii be awarded by
Miss Hanford 20 the pupil showing the
greatest Improvement.
Mrs. <. w. Apologize conductor the
program ct the meeting of the moth
ers' department of the Progress club
Tuesday afternoon. Her topic was
How 20 Cultivate the Power Of Self
Amusement and was intensely inter
eSting. a general discussion followed
the presentation of the subject Mrs
Harry Bartlett Will talk on inner
itance and Environment" at the next
meeting Of the department Jan. y.
Mrs. Elizabeth Hammer. 500 w. Col
fax av., was hostess Tuesday after
noon 20 members of the Silver Pleas
Ure club. FavOrs in the contests
which featured the afternoon were
awarded Mrs. T. Parvis. After a So
cial afternoon the hostess served a
dainty luncheon. The club viii meet
Dec. % with Mrs. /. c. Peele, Birdsell
St
Miss Edna Kochendorfer of River
Park was delightfully."- surprised with
a luncheon Tuesday ut noon at the
Lexington tea rooms by her friends
employed ON the eighth floor Of the
j. NJ s. building. Pink carnations
were used prettily i'm decorating the
table. I'm her office 90 which she was
conducted later. she found another
agreeable surprise i'm the nature of a
miscellaneous shower. Miss Kochen-
dorfe:'s marriage To Morton w. Pontz
will take place during the holidays
Mrs. Minnie Anderson, 727 South
Bend av.. was hostess 20 the Go AS You
Please club Tuesday afternoon. Cards
were the feature of the afternoon and
favors were awarded Mrs. Eugene
Dambachcr and Mrs Philip Crosse.
Luncheon was ed bv the hostess.
The club win meet Dec with Mrs,
elem Whartnu. 1922 IL w. Washing
ton av.
Mrs 4. g. Laae. Broadway enter
tanned tho Broadway club very pleas
antly Tuesag- afternoon at it's annual
ChristuIs Ea rty. Decorations through
out the home carried ont the Christ
mas idea iu red berries and grecnery.
Appropriate games and music added
further to the enjoyment A delight
fui feature c' the afternoon was an
old fashioned grab box for the eN-
change OF gifts The table for lunch
con was appointed with holiday colors
and candles The club viii meet Jan
u with AIRS. r. @. Jellison, Broad
way
The Home Telephone club met Tues
day afternoon with Mrs Claude Craw-
ford, 22i vs.. Marion ST. The after
noon was spent very pleasantly with
needleWork followed by dainty