South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-25

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sively moral countries which resent
her attitude"
Mrs. Merrill closed her lecture with
beautiful reading. The Silver
Voice" She will lecture again next
Friday afternoon.
As the feature Of the entertain
ment end Of the Girls Athletic as
ISOLATION leap year party for the
boys. held in the high school gym
nasium yesterday afternoon, Mr.. and
Mrs. Vernon Castle rendered a
number OF the latest crazes in the
dancing world. Mr.. and Mrs. Yer
non Castle were none other than
Miss Marian Goodman and Cuvier
A. Metzler, botn physical instruc-
tors at the high school Fully 500
students and friends OF the assOcia-
ton enjoyed the program and also
participated in the program Of 10
dances given at the end Of the pro-
gram.
Miss Helen Booth rendered arts
tically a late fancy dance, while
Miss Eleanor Gaik, president OF the
association, was we'll received in
novel Greek dance, rendering the
difficult Interpretation of Spring"
The English lads and lassies with
the following girls. Marietta Glenn
ems. Mary Lvingood, Marian Chard,
Helene Westervelt, and the boys,
Walter Strang, Warren Parks, Ray
mond Smith. w. Kreighbaum, j.
Taylor. w. Baumgartner.
AS the closing mum Der, The
Dutch Villagers" was given with
Elsa Weder. Olga Seegmueller,
Eleanor Gaik and Arthur Eckman,
w. Kreighbaum, William Baumgart-
ner.
Refreshments consisting Of taffy
and ice cream cones were served. A
number of the faculty acted as pat
rons and patronesses. The commit
tee Of the faculty on the party was
Miss Miriam Dunbar.
Mrs. J. c. Coleman, TAG Cleve-
land av., charmingly entertained
members Of the Carnation drill team
costume TO represent the Irish peO-
pie. Some comic ones were a source
Of great amusement. Features of
the evening were a guessing contest
at which Mrs. Ella Mcdonald won
first favor. Mrs. Blanche Mitchell,
second; Mrs. Florence Whitinger re-
ceived first favor in a Shamrock con-
test and Mrs. Minnie McComb took
sec Jn1. Refreshments were served
late IN the evening. A color motif
OF green and white was carried out
in the decorations. In two weeks
the team will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. Bennet, Rush st.
Election Of officers Of the ladies'
Aid socisty Of the First PRESBYTERIAN
took place Friday afternoon
at a meeting in the social parlors Of
he church. Mrs. B. NJ. Wilcox was
chosen president: Mrs F. NJ Baker.
first vice president; Mrs. c. E. Kelt-
ner. second vice president; Mrs. e.
NJ Jackson, third vice president;
Mrs. ]. T. Walker, treasurer: Miss
Elizabeth Wilson, secretary. A sup
per 10 be given at the church was
planned for April II. A short social
session followed the business time.
The aid will meet at the church on
April 21
Mrs. Joseph Black, 7O7 n. Hill St.
was hostess Friday 10 members OF
the Birthday circle. The affair was
also in the nature Of gift shower
for the two weeks old son of Mrs.
Earl Black. HonOrs at cards were
taken by Mrs. Charles Lamirand and
Mrs. William Lamirand. Mrs. John
Goheen received the guest favor.
Dainty refreshments were enjoyed.
The club viii have a meeting next
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs James \. Scott, 900 Notre
Dame ~.
Mrs. A. G. Pommert 7O9 r. La
sale av., entertained her club at an
all-day meeting Thursday. A dinner
was served at noon, following which
the time was spent socially with
games. The guests for the day in
cluded Mrs. Clinton Hungerford. Mrs.
Parks, Mrs. Marion Bellinger. Mrs.
George Snyder and Mrs. Edward
Neithardt. The next meeting will
be in one month with Mrs. Nett
hardt. W. St. Peter st.
The Wanita Sewing circle mem
oers enjoyed meeting Friday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. Charles
A Thornburgh, 7OS Marietta st. Dur
ing the business time one new men,
Der was admitted 10 the club. The
afternoon was spent in a social
manner with the serving OF refresh
ments by the hostess. In two weeks
the members will have a meeting
with Mrs. Steve Thrasher, ga e.
Sample 81.
Members Of the Norman Eddy
Sewing circle were entertained In
the hall Friday afternoon. Mrs
Fanny Foster, Mrs. Alto Willis and
Airs. Howard Van Sicklen acted "a
hostesses for the afternoon. After
"a brief business meeting. the after
noon was given 10 sewing and re-
freshments were served. The circle
viii have another thimble April 6.
The Fidelity Bible class OF the
First Evangelical church met last
evening with Miss Laurine Linden
921 ;. Lafayette 81. The party was