South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-06-24

a huge bowl OF white lilies. roses and
garden flowers was used on one
table. Miss Mary Searle Of DowagiaC.
Mich, and Miss Blanche Dessert Of
e Wausau. Wis, the guest of Miss Flor
ence Barrett were the guests from
away
Miss Edna Tule. pupil Of Mr
\ Wald. assisted by Francis Pyle
! violinist. and Mildred Leachman So
prano. the former a pupil of Mr. Ken
/ drie and the latter OF Mr.. Hunt. ap-
/ peared in recital last night at the
south Bend conservatory
/ IT. was a thoroughly enjoyable eve
ming. Hiss Tule as well as her assist
ants acquittinT themselves I'm a high
! Is satisfactory manner. IL requires
real versatility to play compositions
as widely different as the Mozart &
minor Fantasia as such modern things
as the pieces from MIS-. Beaches Co
/ lOmbine' suite and the Chamnade.
/ Autumn" etude hence it may be tax
J en- as significant the young pianist
created equal admiration in both the
classic and contemporary works
/ Miss Tule is developing a sound
/ technic and tonally her work is cX-
4 cellent. which qualities combined
with her unmistakable musical sense
should make her a splendid pianist
\ when she acquires the repose which
comes with experience and extended
study
Francis Pyle played in a musical
manner a very melodious "Andante
I ReligiosO' by Francis Thome. and
] Miss Leachman contributed largely 90
/ the pleasure of the evening by two
songs. This young singer has a voice
excellent in quality which shows good
/ training and sings with a perception
I OF musical values that might well be
the envy of many older singers.
The Home NeedleworKers' club met
/ Wednesday for "A social afternoon with
Mrs. Harvey Hauck, Woodward av.
/ The time was spent with sewing fol-
/ lowed by "A dainty luncheon served by
the hostess. y. " Jers of the club Will
be entertained two weeks 10y Mrs.
Carl Ullery. / y Miami st.
Mrs William ID. Bulla. 1917 Portage
av.. entertained members of the COL
/ fax Avenue W. c. +. t. yesterday aft
ernoon at the regular monthly meet
| ing. The program for the day in
charge of Mrs. l. w Staples was given
after a short business session. Papers
were read by Mrs. H. c. WeltOn, Mrs.
/ John Baer and Mrs Staples. the sub
I jeCt being, Work Among the Immi-
grants. This was followed by a dis
cussion on Temperance" by the SUI
/ perintendent of the medical temper
lance department, which showed the
effect of alcohol on the body The
social hour with refreshments marked
| the close of the meeting. July y the
members Will meet with Mrs NJ. @.
| Huey, IS Elwood av.
The Women's Home Missionary So
/ ciety Of the Grace NJ. +. church met
| I'm the pariOrs Of the new church
I Wednesday with large attendance of
| members. Devotional exercises for
! the day were led by Miss Nettie Tay-
/ Tor and Mrs Homer Taggart gave a
reading on THE Red Man as Teacher
and Leader.
/ Officers were elected as follows:
President. Mrs F. c. Lane: first vice
president. Mrs William Rowe; second
/ vice president, Mrs. j. T. German; re-
ICOTding secretary. Mrs. George Gall:
corresponding secretary. Mrs. F. o.
/ JellisOn treasurer. Mrs. Charles Il.
WAYNE: mite box secretary. Mrs. Frank
\ stephens; supply secretary. Mrs.
! Charles Granger: secretary of litera-
ture, Mrs. TT. Y. Moore; flower secre-
Itary. Mrs. Kappa VanSicklen: tenn
I perance secretary. Mrs. William Lontz.
/ The program for the afternoon con-
sisted of a piano solo by Mrs Ira De-
! Moss. vocal duet by Mrs clyde Bunch
and Mrs Floyd Bunch and a violin
selection by Miss Esther Fulton. Re
/ freshments were served by Mrs.
Frank BrOdbeck. Mrs. r. VI. Kuss.
/ Mrs. John Shirk. Mrs. Y. G.. EVertt.
| Mrs. J. r. German and Mrs Wesley
/ Miller. The society will meet in the
church July Is.
Mrs. A. a Dodge. FPS Diamond av..
| pleasantly entertained the Diamond
/ Thimble club Wednesday afternoon
( Features of the afternoon were two
interesting papers given 10y Mrs How
ard Emmons on Handy Arrange
ments of the Kitchen" and on Good
/ Manners" by Mrs Frank Killer. after
which the hostess served dainty
/ luncheon. I'm two weeks Mrs. Floyd
/ Reece. 726 Diamond av.. will be host
ess 10 the club.
\ meeting OF the fourth section.
/ Pastors Aid society OF the First
/ Christian church was held on We'd
Y ncsdav at the home OF Mrs. H. Il.
/ Winchell, so Pennsylvania az. Aft
or pleasant afternoon spent socially
and with needlework light refresh
ments were served. The society VIII
meet ON July 2N with Mrs. Alfred An
dcrson. 1913 Lincoln way r.
Mrs. Earle sherman very pleasantly
entertained the Tipperary club az her
home. 1910 = May ST.. Wednesday.
The afternoon was spent with needle
work and a contest was enjoyed. fav-
ors being received by Mrs Edgar g.
Parvis and Mrs Matt Hartford. The
hostess served luncheon late ia the
afternoon. The club Will meet i'm two
weeks 3t the home OF Mrs. Matt Hart
ford. 919 ST Vincent ST.
AIRS. A. Ijngren and Mrs. L. Hub
bard. 612 St Joseph ST.. were host
esscs yesterday afternoon 20 members
of the W g. Needle club al theater
party at the Auditorium after which
the members enjoyed "a two course
luncheon at the Philadelphia.
Mrs Clara Eugle go r. Ohio ST..
was hostess BIN "A pleasant manner ON
wednesday 90 the Violet club. Plans
were made for an all day picnic We'd
nesday at Springarook park. Follow
ing the regular business session the
members were entertained at a con-
test The honors were awarded TO
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