South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-25

next week Viii DE an informal recital
by the pupils of Mrs. J. T. Beach Of
Chicago. IL will take place Wednes-
day afternoon at 4 O'Clock in the
Progress club rooms and a small
number OF friends OF those taking
part Will be invited TO attend. A de-
lightful program OF vocal selections
has been planned By Mrs. J. A Rode.
Miss Ann DuShane, Miss Hannah
Auer, Mrs. W. r. Bryan. Miss Camilla
Butterworth and Miss Schellinger OF
MishaWaka-
The meeting Of the ST. Joseph's
Hospital Aid society. which was held
in the gymnasium Of the Commercial
Athletic club Friday afternoon. was
perhaps the most delightful OF the
year. The members and their guests
were most enjOyably entertained with
a charming program given by St.
Mary's Glee club, which on this &C.
casion made its first appearance in
South Bend. This unusual privilege
was mark OF the sisters appracia-
ton OF the work Of the society.
The musical program opened with
two vocal mum bers. st Mary's Col
lege Song" and "Humoresque" by
DvOrak, by the Glee club, with Miss
lonaise Op. So by Chopin which fol-
lowed BY Miss Leonora Derrick was
received with much applause. Miss
Ruth Roth. accompanied by Miss
Ruth Nogel, sang a solo, which de
lighted her hearers. A violin solo,
Scene de Ballett''. Beriot, by Miss
Gertrude Hampton, accompanied by
Miss Leonora Derrick and the waltz.
Faust by Gounod, by the Glee club
were the other numbers OF the pro-
gram which was concluded by a
'Valse Caprice. Cesek. by Miss Ruth
Roth.
At the close of the musical pro-
gram. Rev. John r. DeGroote and
Rev. Father J. Carroll. the hOnored
guests of the occasion, addressed a
few remarks 10 the society.
Previous TO the musical program a
short business meeting was held at
which the reports Of the various COM
mittees were read.
AT the close of the afternoon a de-
licious lunch was served.
The hOstesses on the occasion were
Mrs. NJ. p. Coquillard, Mrs. Fred
O'Brien. Mrs. Fred D. Cook of Niles
and Mrs. Elmer Strayer.
The members Of the Glee club were
Miss Kathryn Cosgriff, Miss Mar
jorie Dee. Miss Helen Kingley Miss
Rodna Hughes. Miss Antoinette Mon
mig. Miss Ruth Roth, Miss Lucille
Miller. Miss Julia Schwartz. Miss
Florence Oleson. Miss Angela Conner,
Miss Gertrude Hampton. Miss Ruth
Nogel and Miss Ramona Slattery, ac-
cOmpanist.
Mrs. J. ". woodward was hostess
so the members of the Chapia park
W. G.. T. L. at a delightful meeting
Friday afternoon at her home. 102
Marquette av. The meeting was open
ed with a prayer and scriptural read
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an interesting missionary talk on the
foreigners of South Bend and Indiana.
Mrs. G. L. awrner. Mrs. II. G. Barnes
and Mrs. J. ". Woodward spoke on
various phases OF the question of
Sabbath observance A round table
discussion followed and the society
voted a sum Of money for the purpose
OF having temperance literature print
ed in various languages for distribu-
ton about the city. Following the
session the hostess served light re-
freshments The May meeting of the
society will be held at the home of
Mrs T. J. Slick, ia Marquette av.
Mrs. Lutte Baker Gum. recently re-
turned from Boston. told interesting
ly of the Boston chapter of the
Daughters of the American revolu-
tion Friday afternoon at the regular
meeting of the ID. A. r. at the home
of Mrs. s. 3. Pettengill of Portage av.
During a short business session the
organization decided 10 postpone UNI
OH fall the exhibition OF antiques
which il has been contemplating for
some time Following tho business
session tea was served by the hostess
In May Mrs Eli Seebirt of n st. Joe
St. will he hostess to the members.
Although the guests we're not as
numerous as had been anticipated on
account of the stormy evening. the
formal ball with which the CONNER
Cial Athletic club closed its season
Friday evening was a very enjoyable
affair A delightful program Of
dance music was played by Brown
ellis orchestra of Benton Harbor.
About 40 couples attended. At IL
o'clock a light supper was served.
Mr. and Mrs William Schermann.
ol3 Bridge St. Will entertain at a
Sunday dinner at their home in hon
or OF the formers 63rd birthday an
niversary. Covers will he laid for ten.