South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-03
SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

70 sisted or fedQlu8 Dg MISS LIZA
q beth Beyrer. vocal SOTO by Miss
/ Ellen Burke. piano numbers by II -
: Crystabelle ManninT. a reading
+ ladies' Aid" was given by Miss
+ Evelyn Reyer and Miss Blanche
4 Coip gave a vocal selection. Mrs
/ Colip 4gas assisted in serving by the
young women on the program. The
next meeting will be Apr. at the
/ home Of Mrs. David He.ntzelman.
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! Miss Maude Gray was hostess on
Thursday al a meeting of the Home
/ Economies club Of Clay and Harris
! townships. In response 10 roll call
1.-THE members gave their favorite
/ flower. An interesting program was
made up Of recitations by Miss
Gladys Mace and Mrs. Roy Mace:
31iss Gray gave a paper on Methods
of Cooking Mutton" the general sub
ject for the day. and also pleased
with vocal selections; Miss Mary
Casey read a paper on Mutton Com
pared with other Meats: Factors
Influencing the Flavor Of Mutton
was the topic discussed by Mrs. Del
Mace. and Mrs NJ Y. Hartman gave
the General Heating Of the Country
Home" The club will give an oyster
supper and spelling bee at the Slower
school March L. and the regular
club meeting viii be on March 16
with Mrs Hartman,
a very instructive and entertain
ing meeting Of the music department
of the Progress club was held in the
club rooms Thursday afternoon.
musical program in charge Of Miss
Vida Shontz who gave "Humor-
esque' by DvOrak, accompanied by
Miss Helen GuilfOyle at the piano.
consisted Of The Ring" by the club
chorus with accompaniment by Miss
Maude Heath; Miss Guilfoyle gave
la Campenella," Paganini and
List; Miss J. a. Rode contributed
song. The Songs Ny Mother
Taught Ne" DvOrak with Miss
Mabel Bartlett at the piano; papers
We're given by Miss Bartlett on the
life and work of Paganini and Miss
Ruth Kise on the life and work of
Dvorak. Current events were given
by Mrs. Charles Incl. The depart
ment will meet in one week.
The Roselawn Home Economic
club met on Thursday with Mrs.
Grove Markham. A program for
the afternoon followed the dinner
served at noon to the 80 guests.
Mem bers responded 70 roll call by
giving the homes of their favorite
authors. Mrs. X. w. Perley led a
discussion on the work which aside
from the routine could be under
taken by the club. Carrie Briggs
presented a paper on Food Preser-
vations," and Mrs. John 5 BOrdner
discussed the subject of the cold
room in the cellar and the ice chest
The first part Of the book, New
House Keeping" was taken up by
Mrs. Markham. Members of the
club will meet March 16 with Mrs
Perley.
The extension department of the
Young Women's Christian associa-
ton with Miss Ina Burton as secre-
tary met at the Y. w. last evening
for a general meeting. There are
seven classes being successfully car
ried on by the department at the
present time. Miss Elizabeth Dun
can in charge Of the fancy sewing;
Misses Black and Freeman millin-
cry Miss Lee sewing hair dressing
under Miss Darr, gymnasium with
Miss Essie Rider instructor. and
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der Miss Burton. The department
will meet each week at the Y. w.
Miss Loretta Poulin, 104 y. En-
erick St. was hostess last evening
at a meeting of the Idlers club. The
evening was devoted 10 crochet
work and victrola music was a
pleasant feature. There were places
for six guests at a supper of three
courses served at the evenings close.
The mem bers Will meet next week
with Miss Helen Hankey. 333 Notre
Dame st.
A banquet was given at the Ullery
school. Niles road. Thursday even
ing at o'clock by the gymnasium
class members The tables were
daintily arranged with flowers sug-
costing a color motif of red and
white Covers We're laid for the
Misses Marcella Mueller. Ruth John
son. Erma Helmen, Aria Hubbard.
Agnes Johnson. Mary Mulligan, Erie
Mark. Met, Hoffman. Alice johnson,
Blanche Keifer. Grace Haney and