South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-19


The friends and patrons of st. Jo-
seph's academy are making plans for
a 'midwinter good times party TO be
held the evening Of Feb. ] in Ameri-
can hall for the benefit of the acad-
envy The event promises TO be an
unusually delightful one with some
thing 10 interest every guest. Arrange
ments are being made for dancing,
cards and a vaudeville. The commit
tees Will be announced later
Miss Helene NeitzeI entertained
charmingly Monday evening with an
Informal dinner at her home, 112 w.
Tut ST., as a courtesy TO Mrs. Robert
Austin OF Portland ore. The daintily
appointed table was centered with
basket Of fruit. Mrs. Austin was fCr-
merly Miss Inez Peck OF South Bend
and IS the guest Of Mrs. Helen Peck,
500 L. Wayne st.
The o. L. S. auxiliary met Monday
afternoon at the Masonic club rooms.
Following the usual business period an
enjoyable program was rendered con-
sisting OF vocal solos by Mrs Coates.
a piano duet by Mrs. I. Shapafelt and
Mrs. Florence Bronner. violin solo by
Miss Grace Hoffman, reading by Miss
Marie NOedisch. Refreshm ents were
served during the social hour which
concluded the afternoon by the host
esses, Mrs. Hazel Stoudt Mrs Emma
WOlcott, Mrs. Alice Brandon. Mrs.
Edith Miller and Mrs. Florence Bron-
ner. The auxiliary will meet Feb. l
at the club rooms when the hostesses
VIII be Mrs. May Kennedy, Mrs. Al
thea Pope. Mrs. Emma Homer Mrs.
Clara Garden and Mrs. Mable Monroe
Mrs. John Rennoe, Portage av.. en-
hcw 80 a
g. club Monday afternoon. The after
noon was spent with needleWork and
several musical selections added to
the enjoyment. At its close the host
ess served a light luncheon. The club
will meet Feb. j with Mrs. +. r. Nogt,
1866 Portage av.
An interesting afternoon was devot-
ed to the study Of Spanish art Mon
day by the art department OF the
Progress club. Mrs Charles Hansel
gave "A discussion of the Character
istics OF Spanish Paintings" and Mrs
Nina DooiiJtle a talk entitled. "a PAN
oramtc View OF Spanish Art" Mrs. G.
X. Vickery followed with a general
discussion on the Spanish art 4
number OF beautiful pictures were
shown by members of the department
in illustration OF the study. The next
meeting will be held Feb. 1.
The regular meeting of the Navarro
Place Bible class was held Monday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. T.. w
Taylor. 124 y. Howard ST Fourteen
members were in attendance. Mrs
Taylor led in a review Of the book of
Genesis which the class has just com
pleted. 1t Will take up the study of
Exodus at its next meeting 10 be held
next Monday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Sam Kruger, y. Michigan st.
Mrs. George NJ. Fountain addressed
the members OF the Worth club at
their regular meeting Monday evening
on the success with which great cor
porations sift out competent leaders.
A round table discussion followed.
The club will meet as usual next Mon
day evening at the Progress club
rooms.
George S. Goldstein, AIS n. Eddy
ST., celebrated his birthday anniver-
sary Monday evening by entertaining
the singers and mebers of the South
Bend AIaennerchor society with their
families TO the number of t25. Music
and dancing with a number of selec-
tons by the singers were the enter
tainments OF the evening and an elab-
crate supper was served.
Mrs. eli Seebirt. 5O7 n. St. Joseph
ST.. was hostess Monday afternoon TO
the members Of the Monday Afternoon
Sewing circle. The time was occu-
pied with sewing and pleasant social
diversions while a delicious luncheon
was served by the hostess. The club
viii meet Feb. l but the place has
not been decided upon.
South Bend lodge No PA, r. and A.
MasOns Will entertain with an infCr-
NAL reception 10 members and their
friends at Place hall Wednesday
evening. Jan ~.
COONLEY COUGH BAISAM pleas
ant 10 take, laxative, works off a cold
preventing Group and pneumonia. 25c
and soc at COOnlcy's Adv.