South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-08

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The Y. r. 4. association Of Grece
Evangelical church held its monthly
business meeting Tuesday evening at
he home OF Mr. and Mrs j. W.
Werntz. 744 Sherman av The even
ing was spent in a business session
and socially with refreshments
served at the close.
The regular meeting OF the 81.
Joe Valley hive No. 900. was held
a the w o. w hall Tuesday even
ing Three applications for mem
bership were received during the
business meeting. which was follow
ed by a ST. Patrick's party under
the direction Of the entertainment
committee A three-course supper
was served al the close. The next
regular meeting viii be Tuesday
March 3.
The Helena Rebekah lodge met
in regular session Tuesday evening
at the hall. -Four applications for
membership were read during the
business meeting Thursday after
noon the Sewing C., Gle viii meet at
the hall with Mrs Christ Fluegel.
Mrs. Charles Burneister and Mrs.
George Aslin as hOstesses. The next
regular meeting will be held on
March Il.
primary pupils recital will he
u
tory OF music Thursday evening by
the pupils of Miss Dora Hershenow.
Max Miranda, Miss CarOlines Wal
bridge. Miss Valeria BonDurant and
Miss Jane White. The recital Will
begin az 1886 O'Clock.
Mr. and Mrs Dixon ". Place. 1922
8 Lafayette St. entertained very
pleasantly with a dinner Tuesday
evening in compliment 10 Rev. and
Mrs. H. L. Davis. Covers were laid
for eight Dahodils were used for
the table decorations.
Elaborate in every detail was the
dinner-dance of the WOman's Dining
club last evening at the oliver hotel.
Tables seating rs guests were at
tractively placed about the tapestry
room with the officers Of the club
at one table. serving as hostesses
and very charming host sses they
proved 10 be. The club cOlors Of
yellow and white were evident in
the table decorations Of narcissuses
and danodils Beautiful violin mu-
sic by Miss Arma Mich and Fred
fractions of the dinner. Tiny hand
painted dance programs done in yell
low. given the guests. were filed
during the dinner tune Favors of
caps and bags Of confetti were also
provided A numb Der Of novelty
dances were introduced and various
stunts brought on as a surprise to
the guests. Miss lola Montgomery
pleased with vocal selections and
Miss Marian Goodman gave some
aesthetic dances a tennis net from
which the men received large green
neckties, played an important part
i'm one OF the dances and a flash
light dance was another pretty fea-
ture The unfurling Of a large
American flag from the center OF
the room came a. the climax of the
evening. The entire program of
dances was furnished by the Mes
sick full orchestra.
At the expense of the St Josephs
Hospital Aid society. the third floor
of the institution is 10 be fitted out
for use and viii be ready for
occupancy about June TIE floor
has eight or ten rooms which are
TO be arranged mostly as private
rooms and but few wards The in
creasing number of patients cared
for at the hospital has made them
short OF room for some time Plans
were made at the meeting for the
work OF the Lenten season which
is 10 be provided by the sewing COM
mittee on March the general
meeting of the aid will be held at
the *. of c. home when a program
VIII be given.
The AyudadOra circle members
held their usual meeting on Tues
day afternoon with Mrs. w. NJ. Weld
of 1OD2 W. Colfax az. Needlework
was a pleasant feature OF the after
noon. after which the hostess served
refreshments. The club Will be en-
tertained by Mrs. L. G.. Whitcomb.
21O Laporte av., in two weeks and
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