South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-01-28
SOCIETY

luncheon Thursday. The table vas
prettily decorated IN yellow and
white. jonquils and narcissus being
used. Covers were placed for y.
Following the luncheon the time
was spent with needework and So
cialiy. In two weeks the club will
meet with Mrs Warren Hoke, 1905
s. Main st.
Members Of the Good VIII club
were entertained in a pleasing man
ner Thursday by Mrs. william Car
lin. 219 Brookfeld av. The annual
election OF officers took place. result
ing as follows: Mrs. Carlin. presi-
dent: Mrs. Emma Woofter. vice
president; Mrs. Ada Searles, secre-
tary and reporter; Mrs. Minnie
Weaver, treasurer The social hour
was passed with musical selections
and contests. az which the honOrs
were taken by Mrs Laura GARDENER
and Mrs. Charles Jones. Members
az the club viii have a meeting Feb.
10 at the home Of Airs. NJ. Orr. 5.
William st.
The meeting OF the Thursday club
was held yesterday with Mrs. O.. J.
Allardt. s. William St. as hostess.
A paper prepared by Mrs George
Kiefer on Renaissance Sculpture
was read by Mrs. Marshe. Hughes;
Mrs ]. T. Kelly gave "a paper ON
"CoSOva the Father Of Modern Art;
Modern Italian Art and Artists"
paper written by Mrs. Dan Pyle. was
given by Mrs. Frank Freyermuth.
little Miss Theresa SaIlinger gave a
vocal number. and Mrs. Alla1dt con
tributed a reading on "Sculptors in
Italy" which concluded the after
moons program. Mrs George Phil
lips. 10 s. Columbia St, will enter
tain the club Feb. 10.
That the younger set intends to
popularize the Thursday afternoon
assembly dances was manifest yes
terday afternoon. when about 45
couples attended the second Of the
series at the oliver hotel The af-
fair proved one of the winters most
delightful informal parties and Will
no doubt lead TO a continuance Of
the Thursday infOrmals during the
remaining Lenten season.
Miss Helen NJ. Kruger, under
whose ebaneronage the assem- Hes
are being given, was assisted by the
Misses Blanche Miller, Bernice
Rawlings and Mable Harrington, Of
Michigan city. Ind.
An especially interesting program
was enjoyed 10y members OF the de-
rartment Of music Of the Proeress
club Thursday afternoon in the ciuo
rooms. The study OF Rossinl was
ooeras" by Miss Mary DuShane.
pen Picture of Riss.ni." bv Miss
Nav Appiegate; Miss Lillian Ander-
SON had charge of the musical num-
hers as follows. Vict~ola. Figaro
and There IS a Voice " from "Bar-
her of Seville. duet. overture TO
william Tell" four hands. two
pianos Miss Helen GuiIfovle and
Miss Anderson Current events were
given bv Mrs r.. JAY smith. The
members will have their next meet
i,g in two weeks.
Mrs Fred Woodward and Mrs. L.
Uarvood entertained the Home
,,frfs. RibIe class at the home Of
the former. SOP s. ST Joseph ST..
-~bursda, afternoon. Previous 10 the
t.sso, study given nv Mrs Alma O..
,Naro n yfctrola concert was en-
.,,.o5 To, ,vas served latar IN the
afterroon Mrs. John r Campbell
,.a,,red assisted bv Mrs Harvood
1be class win meet next THURSDAY
eterpoor with Mrs Ware i'm the
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The Eureka club members num-
bovir,r Il and one invited guest were
the CHESTS THURSDAY afternoon OF
Mrs Anna DetzIer. 322 y CUSHING
i. plans were made for sleigh
ride or partv to the horne of Mrs.
,.aorga Jacobus neVt "Wednesday
v.ber chicken dinner will he en-
loved After the usual time Of sew
Ing 'lIe .,'9 -. - lam ~.
80, %,
WIN N' = i'.-'.''' ''
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The montblv banouet of the stand
49, -,..t. $50, -