South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-04-15

two papers Of different views"
The last Of the seasons lectures
will be given next Tuesday morning
at Il O'Clock. when Mrs Merrill will
| discuss the New Plays" and give a
reading OF one Of them
| The most unique and novel for
NAL dinner-dance ever given" is the
slogan OF the Day Students associa-
l ton OF Notre Dame university for
2 their last social affair o. the season.
which is 20 be given on Easter Mon
day evening. April 10, at the oliver
hotel This is a departure from the
/ ordinary run Of dances given by the
/ students OF the university and will
undoubtedly top all the other social
events for this scholastic year.
/ The preliminary arrangements
have been completed by the COM
mittee in charge and the ticket sale
| nearly completed Owing 10 the
| crowded conditions in the past at
/ the Day Students dances. only 90
cards viii be offered for sale at this
dance. 1t is the plan TO supply all
] Day Students who wish 10 attend
and then extend the sale 20 resident
! students and friends OF the mem
bers Of the association in South
Bend
Edward y. Marcus. president OF
the association. has appointed the
following committee TO make all the
necessary arrangements for the
dance: Russell II. DOwney chair
man; Wilmer o. Finch, Frank
Welsh Vernon r. Helmen. Thomas
w Conway and Walter L. Clements.
Miss Esther Anderson. a repre-
| sentative OF the national board Of
the Young Women's Christian assO-
citation at New York. spoke before
/ members of the religious work COM
mittee OF the local Y. w. c. A. Fri
day afternoon at the association
building Miss Anderson. who has
for the past seven years been gem
eral secretary Of the Y w. c. A.
in Australia, has travelled over the
| country with a view 10 creating In
terest in foreign missions.
In the evening Miss Anderson was
present at a dinner at the Y. w. c.
| A. TO which contributors of the for
eign fund were invited. Miss Ander-
son gave an informal talk on work
! Of associations in South America and
! other places out of the United
States Miss Anderson will spend
today in South Bend and will leave
| this evening for Fort Wayne. where
she will appear at the Young WOm-
| ems Christian association there.
The Frances Willard w. c. T. ".
1 met with Mrs r. c. Railsback, 621
S. Fellows St, for the regular
monthly meeting Friday. Mrs. FRANK
| Jefferies conducted the devotional
exercises and also gave a paper on
/ Sabbath Observance. The meet
| ing was opened by Mrs. Wesley
| Miller and Mrs. Henry Kale. and
| Mrs. Minnie Pickens, in charge OF
! White Ribbon" a Call for
] Peace" was the topic OF paper
given by Mrs Timothy Shanafelt A
/ pleasing musical rogram was given
| by Mrs. W Albright on the violin.
! Mrs. Shanafelt and Miss Cleo Davis
| save vocal solos. The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. George Davis in
| serving refreshments during the So
/ ciaI afternoon. Members of the
union will meet with Mrs. Jefferies.
] s. Fellows St. May Il.
| Mem bers Of the civics and phil
! anthropy department of the Prog
/ Tess club held their last business
meeting OF the year Friday after
noon. In the annual election OF
officers Mrs. Charles Davey was
| chosen chairman: Mrs w. NJ Weld,
| vice-chairman; Mrs Nettie Young,
| secretary, Mrs. r. jay Smith. treas
urer. The Effects of Present Day
/ ADJUSTMENTS on Standards Of Taste"
I was the general topic for the after
( noon. Mrs. Donald MacGregOr had
/ the subject of card Playing" Mrs.
j. e. Neidhardt discussed Present
/ Day Dancing" Mrs Ryel T. Miller
gave talk on Music" and Mrs
/ Charles Weller gave a paper on
Band Concerts" The next meet
l ing OF the department will be a May
/ party for the children with Mrs.
Alma q. Ware in charge. The date
I Is 10 De ueClueu laler
The NOmen's Missionary society
! Of the First Presbyterian church was
entertained in the parlOrs of the
/ church Friday. Mrs. G. II. Myers
1 had charge of the devotional serv-
ice and members Of the society cor
tributed Easter Thoughts" Inter
esting talks on The Physical anG
Political History Of Egypt" by Mrs.
/ r. NJ. Hatch. and Work Of Ameri-
can Missions in Egypt" by Mrs F.
:. Sayre, We're given. report Of
the synodical meeting at Bourbon
last week was given by Mrs f. D.
7 Harris A social hour with refresh
ments was enjoyed. The society will
meet at the church May u
The Advance circle was enter
tanned pleasantly Friday afternoon
10y Mrs. Edward f. Nogt. i055 Por-
tage av. Contests featured the af-
ternvon. after which a buffet lunch
con was served in the dining room.
The rooms were prettily arranged
with suggestions of Easter In two
weeks members Of the club will be