South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-30

Teachers. as well as the children
OF the various schools Of the city
have been making plans for the
spring vacation and many Of them
are soon TO leave South Bend for
their respective homes. while others
are busy making preparations 10 at
tend the Northern Indiana Teachers
association TO be held during the
spring vacation in Chicago
Among the number 70 attend the
association are. Miss Manda Romig,
Miss Elizabeth Williams, Miss Mamie
Kerner, Miss Lillian Mccain, Miss
Frieda Eggert, andssAdiss Alma Coll
mer OF the Lafayette school. Miss
Vera Rooney. Fred A. Hite. and Miss
A. Catherine Carver OF the Elder
school: Mrs. Grace Mitchell and
Miss Edith Brown OF Franklin
school; Miss Bertha Adelsberger OF
Haley school; Miss Gertrude Vaughn
Of Muessel school. and B. c. Shene-
field Of the COquillard school Miss
Eggert is president OF the grade sec
ton Of the association and will spend
the entire week in Chicago. Others
hope 20 attend but are as yet un-
decided.
Several are 10 leave the city for
visits at home and with relatives
Among them are, Miss Helena u
lerick. who Will visit IN Marion. Miss
Fay Lindard will go 20 Laporte
Miss Bertha Galloway Will visit in
Granger. Miss Georgia Kistler will
visit In Goshen, Miss Marie Barry
viii go 20 her home in Iowa City
Miss Belle Hanchette will visit in St
Joseph. Mich, Miss Lillian Devon
and Miss Ethel Buck will go to their
homes in Elkhart. Miss Retha Pratt
will visit in Worchester. Miss Ger
trude WOOD viii be at her home in
Niles. Miss Bertha Linden will visit
her brother in Cleveland. O., Miss
Estelle CarOthers viii spend the va
cation I'm Plymouth, Misses Gertrude
Roesch. Grace Hoffman and Larae
Olvey will go 10 Indianapolis. Miss
Laura F1lstrup and Miss Helen Az
res will be in Chicago. Miss Grace
Lushbaugh viii visit in Newcastle
Maurine Waldorf will go TO Maxim
kuckee lake. Culver, and Miss Stella
Pence Will be in Columbia City
Honoring Miss Goldstein Of Utica,
Y Y. who is spending a week with
Mr. and Mrs. David Altman. SIC w
Jefferson blvd, a 1870 O'Clock din
ner was given at the Altman home
Wednesday evening Covers were
laid for 30 guests anz garden flow
ers were effectively used in the
decorations. The evening was spent
with music. games and social diver
siOns.
The Good Old Times club met
with Mrs Louis Matthes. 724 r.
Washington av Wednesday after
noon. The time was given to needle
work and a social hour with re-
freshments at the close. Five mem
bers and four guests were present
Miss Cloe Hoover Of Upton. Ind.
was n guest from away. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Meyers
Lincoln way +.
A number OF friends Of Mrs. w
Fl Hinman, 1O43 Portage av., gath
cred at her home Wednesday even
ing and surprised her. the occasion
being her birthday anniversary. The
evening was passed socially and al
the close dainty refreshments were
served. The honor guest was the
recipient of several dainty gifts
Members of the Woman's Literary
club were entertained by Mrs. John
r. Reynolds. ST.. $40 W. Lasalle av
Wednesday. An enjoyable program
was given by Mrs. elem Shidler who
gave the life Of John Galsworthy
and by Mrs Gilbert a Elliott Her
part was a book review of Gals
worthy's book. THE Little Man" 4
social hour with refreshments fol
lowed. The place of meeting OF
April u has not been announced.
Much enthusiasm is being shown
by society people in general. espe-
cially those active in musical circles
in the character recital by Madame
Genevra Johnstone-Bi Bishop. prime
donna soprano. who will appear this
evening at the Progress club rooms
The affair will doubtless be one OF