South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-05-24


artment OF the Progress club viii
held in the Progress club rooms
thursday afternoon at O'Clock.
Committees TO visit the city
Chools for the Memorial day pro-
rams Friday were appointed as fol-
cws 81 a meeting Of Auten W. r.
:. No. Il last evening in the old
curt house. Mesdames Ida Snyder.
SeneVeve Frantz. Florence Muessel,
lulu Phelan. hsSh school; Elvina
Gilman. Ella Murphy. Lucy Mac
tey. Margaret Allen, eighth grade;
Nary Hively. Cora Harmon. Julia
smith. Martha Smith. Colfax. Ber-
Ia Hildebrand Anna McBroom,
Emma LandgTaf. Mary LObdell.
Franklin. Thekla E5edisch. Clara
Huffman. Luella SchOck. Jennie
Ports. Muessel: Emma Reeder. Min
ME NOedIsch. Christiana Kleindeist,
Ella X Elbel. Madison: Dora Casey
Nioletta DarT, Louise Waldsmith,
Dollie GOldie, Lafayette. Minnie
Voedisch. Mabel Anderson. Minnie
Newman. Gene Mckay Elder; Au-
gusta Bills Henrietta Frymire Jen-
ME Coil. Lydia Emery, Linden;
Anna MCClurg Elizabeth Dreher.
Helen Kenyon. Alice Kaser. Lin
coin, ElviTa Steele, Bell HinGman,
Wilhelmina Kelnpke. Caroline Mill
eT, Studebaker; Elizabeth Mcbride.
Bessie Zaehnle. Mary Phelps, Han
nah Yerrick. Freda De La Claire.
River Park; Esther Winters. Marie
Koener. Frances Long. Coquillard;
Emma WOOfter, Avis WOofter, Addie
Steely. Lydia Martin. Laurel, Mary
Robinson. Ehie PeltOn. Mary Rupe.
Eertie Platz. Oliver; Julia Howard,
Elizabeth Stueckle. Margaret Bill.
Perley; Mary Carver, Lucy Flagle,
Emma Fuller. Althea Pope. Haley.
The Memorial day services of the
corps VIII be held Tuesday morning
at the soldiers monument. Owing
10 the exercises on that day the
visit 20 the school was arranged for
Friday when the old soldiers will
entertain tthe children with talks.
The May meeting of the north
section WOman's league Of the First
Methodist church was held yester-
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
G. II. Frye, 935 w. Lasalle av. She
was assisted by Mrs f. e Will
liams. Mrs. w. y. Peoples Mrs. ID.
i. Splitter. Mrs. F. c. Farley. Mrs.
s. r. Abrogast, Mrs. Norman F.
Kelb, Mrs. j. II. Cannon. Mrs. L. ].
HarwOOd and Mrs. T.. VI. Eller. The
afternoons program consisted Of
vocal solos by Mrs Farley with
piano. accompaniment by Miss Edna
Tulle. readings by Mrs. w G.. Veg
ner, selections by a quartet com
posed Of Mesdames Peoples, Wat
ters. Kotz and Lloyd. Several Edi-
son numbers were enjoyed. Refresh
mems were served during the So
cial afternoon TO the GO present. The
socieay Will meet June q with Mrs
F. p. Moore. S2S n. Michigan st.
The Broadway club concluded its
work for the year at the regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. Henry l.. Spohn. 233
f. Broadway. Election Of officers
for the next year took place as fol-
lows: Mrs. ID. .. Miller. president:
Mrs. A. NJ. Harris. president;
Mrs Wilbur Brown. secretary and
treasurer. After the business meet
iEg the time was spent with sewing
md Miss Mildred Lane gave a pleas
.ng cOrnet solo accom- panied by Miss
Eernice Wayne Mrs. r. L.. Warrick
entertained with piano numbers and
TIE club quartet favored with seIec-
tions. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. The club will
hold its annual picnic at Eagle lake
June 20.
Mrs. T. A. Freeman. 1910 Wood
ward av.. was hostess Tuesday af-
-ernoOn at the final meeting Of the
Women's Union Bible class of dis
riots seven and eight. Miss Nettie
Freeman in behalf Of the members
presented the leader. the Rev. T J.
Parsons OF the quincy Street Bap-
ast church. with a $40 gold piece in
appreciation of his work during the
year. Nictrola selections were given
and HEht refreshments were served.
The class having concluded the
study of the Book of Hebrews and
also a special line OF work, Will. in
he fall take up the study of the
gospel OF Matthew.
Miss Gertrude Myers. delegate 10
he Lake Geneva conference, gave
interesting stereopticon slides of the
summer camp Tuesday evening at
m open meeting at the Young
Women's Christian association.
Folders with particulars as 10 neces-
sary clothing and explaining the
advantages Of the vacation we're dis
ributed. Tie delegation from the
.ocal Y. W. O.. A. is expected 10 sur
Tass in number those OF the past
years. although none have been ap-
pointed as yet
Mrs. r. NJ. Henner and Miss Flor
anCe Ireland entertained with an
aluminium shower last evening at
the home OF the former, 623 y
Scott ST, complimentary 20 Miss