South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-06

small tables Centeriug the large
table was a vase filled with calendula
and various varieties OF garden
flowers were used 10 decorate the
smaller tables
One OF the most successful affairs
OF the season was the benefit dance
given Friday night at Place hall, un-
der the auspices Of the sewing com
mittee OF ST. Joseph Hospital Aid
society The feature OF the evening
was an interpretative dance by Miss
Sarah Isabel Niles, a recent graduate
OF the Chalif School of Dancing iu
New York Mrs j. Nujent Mrs +.
J. Powers. Mrs. r. Mann, Mrs. p. J.
O'Dea. Mrs d. L. Guilfoyle. Mrs. r.
L. Green. Mrs. Q. II. De Frees. Yrs.
william Cassidy, Mrs. J. Lcchner.
Mrs l. W Lower. Mrs. Mccartney.
Mrs Anna Wahlen are responsible
for the success OF the entertainment.
Hessick's orchestra played for the
dancers. many OF whom came up
after the theater
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The annual party complimenting
the freshmen girls Of the high school
was given in the high school gym
nasiun Friday afternoon by the
members OF the Girls Athletic as
ISOLATION. A grand march. during
which each freshman girl was given
"a green ribbon. opened the after
moons entertainment. Following this
the Misses Genevieve ShidIer, Ruth
Carlson, Margaret Fulmer, Wilma
Burner, Helene Chard. Lois Waters.
Helene Westervelt, Wilella waldorf
and Wilma Pomranka gave several
Camp Eberhart songs on their uke-
leles violin solo was given by
Miss Esther Fulton. accompanied by
Miss Bernice Wayne. The Misses
Fredonia Berger and Esther Rosen-
Grams gave gypsy dance in cos
tune and Miss Mary Grace Cleve-
lana entertained with a costume toe
dance. This was followed by a dance
~ Miss Mary Louise Snyder and
Miss Marie Kersey. A short well
come address by the president Of
the association. Miss Helene Wester-
welt, was followed by dancing and
refreshments were served late in the
afternoon.
The newly elected officers Of the
association are Helene Westervelt
president: Naomi Brandon. vice pres
ident: Dorothy Miller secretary:
Gertrude KnobIock. treasurer, and
Florence Salinger. Interlude report
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Mrs. Albert IistenberEer. 74f w
Washington av.. was hostess TO the
Women's Foreign Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church
Friday afternoon. During a short
business meeting Mrs +. G.. Koos
was made delegate 20 the synodicaI
meeting 10 be held in Gary fin the
middle OF October Following the
business meeting Miss May Apple
gate gave a map talk on the con
tinent OF Africa and Mrs. T.. NJ
IIarch discussed the opening chap
ter OF The African Trail" A So
Cial hour followed and refreshments
were served. The assisting hos
tesses were Mrs. J. ". Taylor and
Mrs. W. a. Funk The next meet
ing will be held in the church par
Tors Nov. ?.
Election Of officers took place at
the meeting OF the PhilOmathea
class OF the First Christian church
at the home OF Mrs. Fred Butt. SIT
: Carroll St. Friday evening Miss
Olive Bailey was chosen president;
Mrs. II Kellogg vice president;
Miss Fannie Thomas recording
secretary; Miss Ada Wells, enroll
ment secretary; Mrs IF. G.. Williams.
treasurer. and Mrs. II. Long. press
reporter. Following the business
meeting Miss Margaret Alexander
entertained with a reading Twen-
ty-fve members were present.
Members OF the Missionary soCi-
ETY. OF the First Baptist church
were entertained Friday afternoon
by Mrs George Pridmore. $50 W.
I.asalle av. Mrs. Pridmore was as
sisted by Mrs. DeahI. Mrs Walter
Hudebrand. Mrs w. T. Kizer and
Mrs Emma Shafer The program.
in charge OF Mrs. w H. Shontz con-
sisted OF excellent papers by the
Mesdames Irwin McGraw. Genove-
IL. Quick and Bradley and the
Misses Place and French Mrs
Duncan entertained with vocal
solo.
Mrs F. 2. Nicely. 1922 :. Main
ST. was hostess TO the south sec
ton OF the Womens league OF the
FirS; VI T. church Friday after
noon. The assisting hostesses were
Mrs Marshel Hughes Mrs Otto
Coumer. Mrs. a. T. Dufeudach. Mrs.
Chlrles Russ. Mrs c. IT. Immel.
Mrs. George Freyermuth. Mrs Fred
Woodward and Mrs f. +. sham
bleau At the next meeting. oct Q.
contributions Of jeIlies for the hos
pitfalls viii be made
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Mrs. Clarence Palmer. 625 Sher-
man av.. entertained the members
81 the Women's Missionary society
OF the Westminster Presby teriau
church Friday afternoon The as
sistant hostesses were Mrs. Luther
Martin and Mrs Charles Whitmo1e.
Miss Mary MiUh0use led the devo-
fional exercises and Airs r. w.
Morse read the second chapter II
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