South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-10
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The senior literature department Of
The Progress club will entertain the
general department and friends Satur-
day afternoon with what promises 20
be one OF the most excellent programs
II the season. The department has
been studying iith century dramatists
and has engaged Or. r. NJ Blanchard
OF the public speaking department OF
Chicago university TO give a lecture
recital on MOliere and his great COM
edy. The Doctor in Spite OF Him.
self The lecture will be prefaced
10y interesting facts concerning the
life and times OF Moliere and his mo-
tive in writing as he did. Dainty re-
treatments will be served.
Or. Blanchard Will be accompanied
by Mrs. Blanchard and they will be
the guests over sunday Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Otto knoblock Miss Nadine
Folsom will entertain Saturday with
"a 1890 o'clock luncheon, compliment
ing them at her home. 522 ). st. JO-
seph st.
Hall. dining room and two small
ante rooms were filled with PLAYERS
Monday evening at the card party
given In American hall by the Child
rem OF Mary OF ST. JOseph's Catholic
church. The purpose OF the affair was
10 raise fund for the purchase OF a
new organ for the church and almost
$3.50 was realized. Cards were en-
jOyed from 8 o'clock to 1890 after
which a short musical program was
rendered and dainty refreshments
were served. The musical numbers
consisted OF a piano duet by Misses
Maude Crepeau and Sadie Winkler;
vocal solo by Joseph Crepeau; violin
solo by Frank Hiss accompanied by
Miss Irene Hiss: vocal solo, Miss
Genevieve billiard; instrumental solo,
Miss Anna DesJardin. The commit
tee on arrangements was composed of
the Misses Marie Krueper, Marv Breh-
mer Edith Miller. Mary Johnson.
Mary Tansey, Loretto Williams. Alice
Des Jardin and Ruth Probst; and that
on refreshments. Misses GeneVieve Hill
lard, Louise Crepeau, Catherine Con-
don and Margaret Burns. The officers
OF the society are the Misses Genevieve
Winkler. Maude Crepeau, Genevieve
billiard and Mary LaTkin.
The prizes were won by Mrs. Louis
Aroham beault Mrs. Thomas Williams,
Mrs Doriiia Charron and Miss Lilly
Irwin and Messrs. Lawrence Daveline,
Leo Zangerle, James Crulley and Jacob
Singler.
Plans for its annual Washington tea
TO be held Feb. 10 IN the church par
lors were made by the Young Woman
Home Missionary society of the First
NJ. r. church at "A meeting Monday
evening at the home OF Mrs. L. J. Har-
wood, 81 -. Taylor st. The meeting
was attended by "a members and fol-
lowing the business session Miss lsa-
belle Kennedy gave an interesting map
talk. The society Will meet again
March 9.
The O. f. 5. auxiliary was pleasantly
entertained at a thimble Monday aft
ernOot at the Masonic club rooms.
The hostesses were Mesdames Frances
Urquhart Olive Gibbs, Katherine
Fail and Mary RennOe. The auxiliary
Will be entertained again in two weeks
when the -hostesses will be Mesdames
Alice Hughes. Pet Zellers, Oulla huss
and Minnie Judson.
The current events department Of
the Progress club held an interesting
meeting Monday afternoon az which
Mrs Charlotte Banta presented an
excellent paper on Mexico and Its
Problems" a round table discussion
followed. During a short business ses-
sion the department made arrange
ments for the program which II Will
present Feb 2S before the general
club Mrs r. T. Miller was appointed
chairman OF the refreshment commit
tee.
The. Commercial Athletic c--b will
entertain Friday evening with an IN
formal dancing party
Ms Harry y. Barnes. 421 :. Michi-
gan St, will entertain with a O'Clock
tea Tuesday evening as a courtesy to
her house guests, Mrs. Roy Dean, or
Mt. Pleasant. Mich, and Mrs. Leo Cor
nell OF Kirksville, Mo.The table viii
be arranged IN a color scheme OF red
and green with a Centerpiece OF car
nations and ferns, and covers will be
placed for 10.
Supt. and Mrs. l. j. Montgomery,
SOS y Main St, have issued invita-
tons for musical 20 be given at their
home Thursday evening to introduce
Mr.. and Mrs. Matthew II. Willing. Mr.
willing is the assistant superintendent
OF schools having come 10 South Bend
the first OF the year from Minneapolis
Mimi, 20 take that position. He has
a delightful baritone voice and Mrs
willing is an accomplished pianist.
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