South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-30

the rarest treats, due 10 the efforts
Of the vocal department of the
South Bend conservatory. Greater
interest is taken probably from the
fact that a local young woman and
a pupil OF Madame Bishop. Miss
Hazel Harris. is 10 be on the pro-
gram. giving a solo and a duet with
her teacher Miss Lyle Comstock.
who is travelling with Madame
Bishop as her accompanist. Is her
self a pianist Of exceptional ability.
Mrs. A. H. Stephenson. SIG s. st.
Joseph St. had members Of the We'd
nesday club as guests Wednesday
AFTERNOON. Papers were read by
Mrs. George A. Baker and Mrs G..
u. Emmons on the general subject
for the day. and current events were
given. Refreshments were enjoyed.
The club will have another meeting
next week with Mrs. Stephenson.
The Woman's Bible class ga held
its regular meeting Wednesday with
Mrs. l.. p. Shirk. 119 z. Marion ST.
Miss May Apologize led in the study
/ from the book of Judges. The class
Will meet during the month Of April
at the home of Mrs ]. c. Cleis, ia
+. Marion St, beginning on next
| Tuesday.
Members Of the Wednesday Thin
/ bic club were entertained in
charming manner Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Arthur Wass, 1908
Van Buren, St The time was spent
socially with sewing and a buffet
luncheon was served. Spring flowers
were featured III the decorations
Mrs William F. Wagner 1902 Lin
/ coin way w. will be hostess at the
meeting April u.
The Mothers Literary club held a
meeting on Tuesday with Mrs. Harry
/ e Willetta. 1905 Lincoln way +.
| Mrs. V. +. Derf. Mrs. Fry and Mrs.
Sears we're on the program for the
! day. Refreshments were served. An
evening party was planned for April
/ s. when the members will entertain
their husbands at the home OF Mr..
and Mrs. II. NJ. Kinzie, 1899 Lincoln
way Z. The regular meeting will
be with Mrs. G. Ii. Heideman, 1907
Lincoln way E.. April y.
The March meeting of the ColfaX
Avenue w. c. T. L. was held yester-
day at the home of Mrs. Charles
! Fuller, 1919 Portage av. Mrs. Isaac
Staples had charge of the program,
giving the topic Work Among For
eign Speaking People; Mrs. |. NJ.
| Ullery gave a paper on Aid to the
I Emigrant'; recitation, 81 Am a
/ Temperance Man." was given by
| Mrs John Randolph; Mrs. w. y.
Weld and Mrs. Axtell gave readings
on "Americanizing Foreigners: Mrs.
Cissne gave a paper and w. d. Bulla
| entertained with music numbers.
which closed the business meeting.
A social hour was held. with refresh
| ments served by the hostess The
union will meet April p. the place
i to be announced later
A meeting Of the Diamond Thin
/ BILE club was held Wednesday at the
! home OF Mrs. A. c. Dalrymple. Dia-
mond av. Problems Of Girlhood''
was very ably treated by Mrs. A A.
| Dodge. The current events of inter-
est were given in answer TO roll call.
| Dainty refreshments were served af-
ter the program. Members Of the
club will be entertained by Mrs.
| George Kreighbaum. S07 Diamond
| av., April y.
A spring dancing party has been
announced for Friday evening at the
! oliver hotel in the tapestry room by
| the Messick orchestra in charge of
Mrs. Harriet Weinke. This is one of
q series of dances given by the or
chestra recently and which have be
come very popular with the younger
people of the city
Mrs. Charles Woofter. 109 Sadie
St. was hostess to members of the
| Harmony Reading circle yesterday
afternoon. A program for the after
noon consisted of readings by mem
I bers of the circle. after which the
/ hostess served light refreshments.
The club will be entertained April
1 at the home OF Mrs r. \. Robin
son, 1873 Van Buren, st.
The hakespeare circle held ts
meeting Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. George \. Fulmer.
l02S :. Michigan st. Mrs A. W.
Kline gave the current events. and