South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-01

a japanese afternoon with many at
tractive features is being arranged for
the next general meeting Of the Prog
Tess club Saturday afternoon. May s.
The program is in charge of the Art
department with Mrs. T.. G.. Retiring
as chairman Of the arrangements COM
Just returned from san Francisco, viii
talk on the Japanese art exhibit at
the Panama exposition. Mrs. Retiring
viii tell Of japanese home life which
she studied during her travels in
japan, and there viii be appropriate
musical numbers TO be announced
later. japanese decorations and
curios viii provide the Oriental atmo-
sphere and the refreshments also will
be suggestive Of Japan. Each member
of the Art department IS privileged to
invite two guests and a number Of
other visitors are expected on this
occasion. The meeting. however, is
not limited TO invited guests. but is
open TO all who wish to pay the small
admission at the door.
An deliberately prepared program
featured by a number OF plantation
songs was given Friday evening by
the members OF Miss Cora Cases di-
vision OF the Ladies Aid society Of
the First Baptist church in the
church. The numbers were given in
groups and during the intermissions a
unique manner Of serving was shown
with "Peddlers Parade. The VEN
ders all in costume with their push
carts with ice cream cones popcorn
and other refreshments went about
prOclaiming their wares.
Among the most interesting num-
bers on the program We're: Alice.
Where Art ThOu2" and Annie
Laurie" by the church choir chorus;
bass solo, "Old Black joe" by Harry
Jellison; Billy Boy" chorus solo,
When You and / Were Young" Arch
Heffer, a brother of Mrs. G. A Decker,
from Brooklyn, y. Y; Ben Bolt and
Take Me Back 10 Home and Moth
err" chorus. This completed the first
group.
Highland Laddie" and "Campbells
Are Coming" chorus; two mum bers
were given by quartet composed OF
Glen Cover, Mr.. Geyer. Arch Hoeffer
and Harry Jellison; Dreaming of
Home and Mother" Little Brown
jug" "Mollie Darling and Three
Bi1nd Mice chorus: Miss Violet So
larek sang "Swanee River. Patriotic
numbers were gwen in the third and
Good Night songs were featured in
the last series.
Mrs. Lloyd +. Greenan. Forest av.,
entertained a number of the babies
OF the North Side Culture club and
their mothers Friday afternoon as a
compliment to Robert Edward Jen-
kins and Robert Howard Bremen.
Covers were placed for Mrs. Louis
Hammersmith and her son George and
infant daughter Martha; Mrs. $. J.
Crumpacker, Harold and Catherine
Crumpacker: Mrs T. X. Jenkins, who
is TO leave for her home in Minneap-
oils, and her son Robert; Mrs. A. r..
Messick and Dorothy Messick Mrs
A l.. Bremen and Robert Bremen
The table was conferred with pansies.
Dogwood and spring flowers were used
in the living room. Favors were pro-
vided for each little guest.
The Aid society .of the Quincy
Street Baptist church met Friday aft
ernoon at the home of Mrs Charles
Saudmeier. us Blaine av., for it's regu-
lar monthly meeting. a feature of the
afternoon was a violin solo by Mrs.
Grace Hoffman. Mrs. Sandmeier, as
sisted by Mrs G. Warrick, served re-
freshments Decorations of spring
flowers were used. The next meet
ing of the society viii be held May IS
at the home OF Mrs. BeecheT Carr.
11SO Van Buren, St, assisted by Mrs.
a. r. Rogers.
members were entertained in the hall
Friday afternoon. An informal pro-
gram was given Miss Nelma Clark
gave "a piano solo. Miss Martha Berger
a recitation. Miss Martha Phillips rem
dered a song. Miss Clark gave a 'reci-
tation and Miss Bessie Hogue gave a
reading. LunCneon was served during
the social time. The members will
give a thimble May in the hall.
Mrs Homer FassnaCht. 6G7 Park
av. was hostess Thursday afternoon
TO the members of the Young Matrons'
club Luncheon was served at the
!. close OF a pleasant afternoon spent
kwith sewing. The club will meet May
- with Mrs. Clarence Fike, S23 5.
Clinton ST.
Rev T J. Parsons Bible class met
Friday at the Y. W. G.. A. The Great
Drift" was the subject Of the sermon
given by Mr.. Parsons. The class Will
meet May z.
Miss Vera Rooney, eos r. Indiana
ssv- very pleasantly entertained the