South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-12
SOCIETY

society OF the Trinity Presbyterian
church was pleasantly entertained
Thursday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. Mary Brewer, 223 s. st. Peter
81. The devotionals were lead by
Mrs. Robert Harris. who also gave
a report Of the convention held in
Bourbon May and z. A short
business session followed and Mrs.
A A. Alderman gave talk on
Slam" and Mrs. j. G. Nermande
gave a paper on Spanish Ameri-
cans" A number OF pictures were
used in illustrating the talks. A
social hour was enjoyed near the
close. when refreshments were
served by the hostess assisted by
Mrs. Harry Hardt. Mrs. .. Vein
berg and Mrs. Frank Henry. The
next meeting will be held June
with Mrs. Hardt, S14 Z. Wayne ST.
Mrs. Edward Knoblock and Miss
Anna NJ Baker. 81 y. Main ST.,
pleasantly entertained with a thimble
Thursday afternoon. The guests
were members Of Mrs. Twins Bible
class and Miss Bakers Bible class
OF the First Presbyterian Sunday
school The afternoon was spent
with needle work and socially and
musical program was given. Re-
freshments marked the close.
The nature study department OF
the Progress club will leave at
o'clock on the Niles interurban car
g.4,rdo.. voor,f,.o. for "a f,Ip 90 tho
home Of Miss Florence Peck a
discussion OF nature will occupy a
portion OF the time and at noon
luncheon Will be served. The aim OF
the department IL 70 prevent the de-
struction OF flowers and plants.
They viii return or the 2 o'clock
car in order that they may attend
the general meeting Of the club at
1880 o'clock.
AS a courtesy 10 Miss Genevieve
Marie Furey. 737 Sherman av who
will be married 10 Arthur G.. Thisell
or Rockford. Ill. May 20. Mrs John
u. Metz. jr.. 424 r. South St, enter
tanned with a towel shower Thurs
day evening. The evening was spent
with cOntesting games and piano
and vocal music with selections on
the victrOla. Several fancy dances
were also given. The house was pref
tiIy decorated with pOtted ferns and
valley lilies, and near the close a
luncheon was served to 20 guests.
The ladies Bible class Of the
First Brethren church held its reg
the church Thursday evening. Dur
ing the evening the following new
officers were elected: President. Miss
Sarah Whitmer; vice president, Mrs.
Happen; secretary. Mrs Winnie
Lawrence and treasurer, Miss Di-
antha Rupei.
prettily appointed luncheon was
given at I o'clock this afternoon at
the Nicholson Inn by mem bers OF
the mothers department OF the
Progress Vlub in compliment TO the
chairman. Mrs. r. L Sims. 21S w
Marion st. The yable vas decorated
with lilies Of the valley anu covers
were laid for is. The regular meet
ings Of the department have closed
for the summer season.
Pupils OF the South Bend con-
servatory appeared last evening in
"a general pupils recital in the hall
The numbers chosen To. the pro-
gram were from the study Of the
year and consisted OF dramatic read
ings. vocal and instrumental music
Those on the program were Mrs.
= A.
Mss Ruth Huh Of Bremen. Miss
Doris Bill. Miss Alice Johnson. Miss
Edith Mather. Miss Lucille Herring.
pupils OF Miss Valera BonDurant.
Miss Dora Hershenow. Miss Jane
White. Miss Eazel Harris. Max Mi
randa. w. Preston MacHenIy and
Max r. Wald.
Miss HershenCw and Miss Harris
will appear in a joins recital on May
29. an event that das been looked
forwarS TO with pleasure BY those
interested in music. Miss HershenOw
IS a pianist OF ability and Miss Harris
has an enviabie reputation as a
singer.
Miss Carolen Walbridge's pupils
Will give a recital at the conserva-
AoA ANA9 ~ anu hARAA0 u 4dA MI
randa are preparing for musical
the date or which has not been an
nounced.
The study OF GOunOd was con-
tinued at the meeting OF he music
department OF the PROGRESS club
Thursday afternoon IN the club
rooms. Papers were given by Miss
Maude Mueller on "GounOd Per
sonality' and by Miss Eliza beth
kopscay on His Sacred Music" The
musical program was conducted by
Miss Mabel Bartlett. A duet. 20
Divine Redeemer" was sung by Mrs.