South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-10

guest. A clever idea was the purely
Italian menu
Mrs. George Phillips. the presi-
dent. in a few words. introduced the
tOastmistress, Mrs. o. r. Stevens,
who gave a pleasing welcome in a
most convincing manner. w. b.
Sheafer responded with toast The
Thursday Club Forever" A delight
ful collection OF readings was given
by Miss Marguerite Freyermuth and
were very much enjoyed. Mrs. Arm
strong gave group OF readings. re-
spending with several encGres. Sc
leCtions from Italian operas and a
number Of other entertaining num-
bers were furnished by Misses Ira
Bayman, Luella Bridge and Francis
Pyle on the violins and piano. Vocal
solos by Mrs. Kenneth Beers were
greatly enjoyed by the guests. Mrs.
Ida G. North, the first president Of
club ami one Of its organizers. gave
an interesting summary OF the IS
years work Of the club. which has
taken them through the cities in the
United States and through foreign
lands.
The committee included Mrs. o.
r. Stevens, Mrs. Frank FTeyermuth
and Mrs. Charles GaskiH.
The monthly meeting of the Way
hinger w. c. T. L. was held Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
Guy Black. 511 \. Francis st. Mrs.
David Hutson acted as leader for
the day. and the general program
was on the Press Mrs. Hopkins
Of the Pleasant View w. c. T. L.
gave an interesting paper on that
subject, and an address on The
Home Missions" was enjoyed. There
were also readings by several MEM
bers Of the union. A mothers meet
ing was planned for March 22 at the
Lowell Heights church. The union
will have its regular meeting April
u with Mrs. Hutson, 1145 Campeau
av.
Mrs. Peter Dubail 220 w. Jeffer-
son blvd, was hostess yesterday at
meeting of the Good Friends
club. The guests were entertained
with contests Mrs. Louis Wells won
both favors and the two consolation
| prizes were given 10 Mrs. John OFT.
The occasion was also the birthday
Of Mrs. Dubail and an attractive
birthday cake containing favors cen
tered the table. Miss Bessie Hogue
and Mrs. John Brodbeck were the
| lucky ones. A luncheon was served
/ in two courses. Mrs. James DubaiI.
Mrs. John Brodbeck of South Bend
and Mrs. ID. r. Yoder and Mrs. Carrie
! YOder Of Goshen were guests for the
afternoon. Members Of the club are
TO meet March 13 with Mrs. Herbert
! Wass. 1870 Laurel st.
Primary pupils of Miss Dora
HershenOw. Miss Carolen Walbridge.
/ Miss Naleria BonDurant. Miss Jane
White and Max Miranda gave a very
pleasing recital at the South Bend
conservatory Thursday evening be-
fore an Interested audience OF par
ents and friends of those on the pro-
gram.
The department of music of the
Progress club met Thursday, with
Mrs. w. f. Bryan in charge OF the
musical program for the afternoon.
! Miss Marie williams gave the cur
rent events: Miss Ann DuShane had
La paper on the life of Verdi. ano
! the subject of Mrs. Homer Robin
sons paper was the story Of II TROY
atOre; song. Upward the Flames
/ Roll. was sung by Mrs Bryan. with
! Miss Mabel Bartlett at the piano;
( Miss Maud Weber gave a piano num-
] Der. "Miserere"; a vocal duet Back
\ 10 our Mountains" by Mrs. Bryan
and Mrs. George A. Fulmer and Miss
Bartlett as accOmpanist, concluded
the program.
/ The St Joseph Valley Grange
Dramatic club entertained with a
dancing party for its members and
American hall.
Mrs. L. +. Carpenter S26 +. Col
I fax av.. had members Of the TWIN
I city Sewing circle as guests Thurs
/ day afternoon. Several contests
were pleasing features of the day
! and Mrs. II. B. ellis and Mrs John
/ KOtz received the hOnors. Next
/ Tuesday evening the club will enter
\ tain with a St. Patrick's party al
4 the home of Mr. and Mrs. George
/ O. Snyder. 1O9 y. st. Peter ST. and
in two weeks the afternoon meeting
will be at the home Of Mrs. ellis
! 1913 St Louis ST.
The Pastime club had its meeting
I on Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Charles J. Sellers, 1914 Fellows ST.
| as hostess. At the close OF an un-
( usually pleasant social afternoon the
/ hostess served refreshments. In two
/ weeks members OF the club are &c
be entertained by Mrs Palmer d
! Cole. SOS Cottage Grove av.
The C. w. B. NJ. of the First
! Christian church was entertained al
its monthly meeting Thursday at the
home OF Mrs. Clifford DuComb. 1915
Lincoln way w. Mrs. John Mitchell