South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-08

The Young Women's Christian as
ISOLATION building proved to be quite
the most popular place IN the city
for meetings Monday afternoon.
Members OF the Young Ladies' aux
Hilary Of the First Presbyterian
church met early i'm the afternoon
for their monthly meeting. with an
attendance Of so. Some time was
devoted TO sewing for the Orphans
home followed by "a musical pro-
gram consisting OF group OF songs
by Mrs BRYAN and piano numbers
by Miss Dorothy Keegan. Miss
Mabel Bartlett. Mrs. NJ II. Keegan.
Mrs. ID. q. Layton. Mrs. Elmer Dodd-
ridge and Miss Bess Carpenter were
the hOstesses. Refreshments were
served The auxiliary Will have its
next meeting March at the home
Of Mrs Edgar n. Myers. 724 V
Colfax av.
The monthly business meeting Of
the st. Joseph county executive com
nittee and Women's Christian Tenn
perance union was also held during
business was attended 20 and the
committee reports given. after which
a social hour was held. Members
Of the union viii meet at the Y. w
on March s.
Members Of the keOra Girls club
OF the Y. W. G. A. which - com
posed OF young high school girls,
met at 4 o'clock for their usual So
cial and business time. with a goodly
number present.
a devotional committee meeting
was held at 4 o'clock for the purpose
OF discussing plans for the birthday
celebration or March 2. No definite
arrangements were made
St. Mary's guild of St James
church entertained at an informal
dancing party last evening in the
tapestry room of the Oliver hotel.
which was attended 10y $50 couples.
The Messick orchestra played the
program of dances. and light re-
freshments were served during the
evening Miss Bertha Darr, Miss
Marguerite Cotrell. Miss Ethel Date
and Miss Nelly Andres comprised
the committee and the party was
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel
Pace. Mr.. and Mrs. Dudley NJ. Shive-
Is Mr.. and Mrs. Harry G.. Niles and
Mr. and Mrs. c. a. Elliott. The pro-
ceeds will be used for sending a
delegation 70 the Lake Geneva con-
ference this summer.
w. r. Miller probate Judge in the
Juvenile court gave a talk on the
work OF the court Monday after
noon at a meeting Of the current
events department of the Progress
club His experience IN dealing with
incorrigible children made his talk
OF a most interesting character. The
general subject for the department
was Conservation Of Youth" and
very excellent papers were given by
Mrs Crawford Staples. whose topic
was The Young Mems Christian
Association: Mrs Carrie E. Meyer
discussed THE Young Women S
Christian Association" and Mrs. F..
]. Harrison spoke on The Chid's
Welfare League" The department
will have a meeting on Feb p.
An attractive colonial dancing
party will be given on Monday even
ing. Feb. q. at Place hall by the
Day Students association of the
university of NOtre Dame Some
thing unique in the line Of decoTa-
uOns and program is being arranged
and the company will be limited to
I25 couples The Collegians' -
piece orchestra will play and dane
ing will begin at $50 o'clock. a
committee includes Joseph LaFor-
tune. Emmett Rohyans, Melvin G.
Brentlinger. Donald Lower. Otto
Kuhle Vincent Vaughn, Robert
Carr. Lang and Eden.
Miss Fac Burner 727 Harrison
av.. entertained with surprise party
Saturday evening in honor OF the
birthday anniversary Of her brother
Clarence Burner. In games and
contests prizes were won by Miss
olga Seegmuller. Logan Trumble
and Coleman Steis. Miss Lucille
Jeffries, Albert Steiner Arnult Cra-
bill. Earl Wolf and Logan Trumble
OF Elkhart were the out OF town
guests. At the close Of the evening
dainty refreshments were served.
on Thursday evening the HOLY
Name society of 81. Joseph's church
will give a card party and vaude-
Vile in the parish hall From 7:45
to . o'clock card viii he played a
program consisting OF songs and hui
morous sketches will follow
meeting OF the Circle Girls OF
Indiana Avenue Christian church
was held last evening i'm the Phila-