South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-13
SOCIETY

The pupils Of Miss Adelaide St
John viii entertain with a recital
Monday evening az 3 O'Clock at the
PrOgress club room She will be
assisted by Mrs. Grace Fink Davis.
vocalist, and the following are TO
take part. Edith Collins. Ruth
Moneweck Frederick Ellsworth.
Kathryn Page. Marion Millhouse.
Helene Ellsworth. Mary Louise
Page, Peggie Pond, Elizabeth
Moss. Mary Grace Crockett. Dorothy
Grimes. Stewart Bradley. Lois New
man. Marguerite Bradley. Dorothy
williams. Mary Hyde. Bernice Lipp-
man. Catherine Swintz. Francis
SaIinger, Antoinette Crockett. Arva
Yeagley. Florence Salinger, Gene
We've shiGler. Pearl Smogor and
Marie Jackson.
Members Of the Messick orchestra
left Saturday afternoon for Culver
TO All an engagement at the military
school there.
The orchestra OF the Indiana
Avenue Christian church and the
band OF the United Brethren church
entertained with a concert at the
Indiana Avenue Christian church
given in two parts consisting Of
vocal solos by Mr.. Long and Mrs
Hege: reading by Miss L. Turner;
trombone solos by II. BrOwnbridge,
and several selections by the or
chestra and band. An ice cream
social in charge. Of the Ladies' Aid
followed the program.
Mrs. c. n Hildebrand. 1923
California av.. entertained the Social
Sixteen club Friday afternoon
Prizes in the contesting games were
won by Mrs. Z. Hawkinson and Mrs
G.. Holmberg. A social hour follow
ed with the serving Of light refresh
ments. The next meeting will be
May 26 with Mrs. Hawkinson, 1917
Lincoln way ".
Mrs. John g. Paxson. 216 S
Lafayette ST.. left Saturday for New
York city TO visit with friends for "A
week before attending the biennial
convention OF women's clubs as a
delegate OF the Progress club Of this
city. The convention will be held
from May p until June ?.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Frances Willard W. G. r. L. was
held Friday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Frank Jefferies, 1871 s.
Lafayette st Mrs. Ira Roos assist
ed in entertaining. The opening
services were conducted by the union
president. Mrs. Wesley Miller. and
Mrs Mary Hawkins had charge OF
the program. Mrs. John DrummOnd
Of Overlee. Ohio. state organizer,
gave an interesting talk on the tenn
perance work Of the Ohio state and
Mrs. Hawkins gave a reading. The
Veterans Talk Il, His Grandson" A
social hour followed the business
session. Mrs Hattie Webster 211
r Bronson st, will be hostess at
the next meeting on June 9. when
Flower Mission day will be observed.
The South Bend district Of the
home missionary societies Of the
Methodist churches viii meet at
1:45 O'Clock Tuesday afternoon at
the First NJ r. church for the an
nual convention The regular
routine OF business and the reports
will be read and so delegates are
expected to he in attendance An
address will be given by Miss Ethel
Chaplin. superintendent Of the Mitch
ell home for boys and girls AT
Meisenheimer. y. c. The choir of
the church viii give several pleas
ing selections and other music will
be a feature After the evening
meeting an informal reception will
be given I'm the church parlors.
when music and refreshments will
be enjoyed and Wednesday a lunch
con will be served 10 the guest at
the church. Delegates will come
from Whiting. Hammond. East Chi
cago, Car. Laporte. Valparaiso.
Walkerton. Plymouth and other sur
rounding cities.
Mrs F. J. Stauffer. eos r. Dubail
Rv-, charniingly entertained the