South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-19


Fidelity Bible class Of the First
Evangelical church Wednesday
evening Following a business meet
ing. the time was spent social with
refreshments. The class viii be en-
tertained MAY s az the home OF
Miss Mable Dumke. l101 S. Lafay-
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Mrs A. lavender 40 S. Laurel
ST.. entertained the NJ. G. club mem
hers wednesday afternoon az a meet
ing devoted TO needlework Re
freshments were served In two
weeks. May O. Mrs. II. SwinehGrt
SIS Marietta st., will be hostess.
Mrs Eta Neuwerth. Gil Lindsey
ST, entertained Wednesday evening
with = kitchen shower compliment
ing Ms Mabel SeyboId, whose mar
riage TO Lawrence Galbraith will
take place May S. Refreshments
were served 20 20 guests.
Thoroughly in keeping with the
spirit OF the times. the military ball
given by the cadets Of the University
Of Notre Dame last night at Place
hall. brought memories Of the days
Of '9S. when the soldiers waltzed
with their sweethearts for the last
time before marching 20 Cuba Just
as the closing notes OF SOus9 IS
Stars and Stripes" forever died
away on the pieces OF Messick's
orchestra. Sergt George A. Camp
bell brought his sabre 10 salute
underneath brilliantly lighted
shield OF the United States. and
shouted the command Attention"
Seyenty-fve cadets came 10 their
feet with a clicking of heels.
The hall was beautifully decorat-
cd with flags. sabres. shields and
other insignia of the military organ
ization. Beneath an electric lighted
shield at the southern end was a
genuine army cannon. mounted on
fowery chariot. Several large blue
stars were in evidence 10 prove that
the stripes did not hold absolute
sway
The committee in charge Of the
bali was composed Of Sergt Camp
bell. Leo J. Vogel. John IT, Riley.
Carlton ID. Beh, Jack s. Young L.
u. James +. J. Nurpillat L. ID.
Hellert. T.. A Royhans, A. A. Nc
Nichols and +. A. Blackman. The
patrons and Patronesses were Prof
and Mrs. William T. Benitz DR.
and Mrs. +. J. Powers ard hon. and
Mrs. F. J. Vurpillat
81 Joseph Hospital Aid society
members met at St Patrick's hall
Wednesday afternoon patriotic
program was given by the senior
class IL St Joseph's academy. Work
Of the Red Cross was explained by
Mrs. J. A. Stoeckley and Mrs May
Beverley Members volunteered to
help I'm the campaign. Mrs Stanley
I[Iosirska. representing the Polish
-ociety reported that they had two
hundred members on their roll St
Nary's college was represented by
Miss Helen Holland Miss Mildred
r'rull Miss Lucille Weber Miss
Mary Mcnamara, Miss Maude
Shaughnessy and Miss Loretta
Norousard. who VIII solicit the stu
dent body for members for the
South Bend chapter. The members
are planning 20 make comfort kits
for the soldiers The social hour was
spent with cards an6 dainty re-
freshments were served Mrs W. u.
O'Brien was the chairman for the
afternoon.
The marriage of Miss Caroline
lIoose. 213 s Scott St. OF this city
snd Fred Trumbel Of Elkhart took
place Tuesday evening at the par
sonage Of ST Patrick's church. Rev.
William Ninnick performed the
ceremony. Following the ceremony
"a wedding supper was served 10 i'm
mediate relatives at the home Of
the brides sister. Mrs. Daniel J.
Kelley. us jefferson blvd
Mr. and Mrs Trumbel left for
q trip 20 New York and other east
ern points and on their return they
wiz reside i'm Elkhart
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AIRS. c. De wachter 227 r. Bow
man ST.. was hostess 10 the Women's
Foreign Missionary society Of the
Stuu NJ. r church "Wednesday aft
ernoon. Miss Clara Schilt was leader
for the meeting. Master John Nc
tOllOugh sang SONG ana MISS
Kate Bredemus gave a talk ON Tur-
KEY Miss Esthe~ Duncan rendered a
piano solo with Miss Ethel Welsh
assisting on the violin. Refreshments
were served Mrs. Eli Carter. 1924
$ Main St viii entertain the so
ciety May Is
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Members Of the Women's Home
Missionary society met in the churcl
parIors Wednesday afternoon. Mrs
Homer Taggart read "a paper or
cuba: Miss Florence Butzbach. ac
companied by Mrs George Call. rem
dered several vocal solos. Mis-
Pearl Entzian and Miss Spohn rem
dered piano selections. Refreshments
were served The hostesses vert
Miss Genevieve Rulo. Mesdame
Mary Rulo. n. McNef. c.. TT. Smith
George Hugs and Abuer Moose
The next meeting will be May s
at the church.
The Iinger Longer Girls enter
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