South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-09

Dr. Preston Bradley. pastor IL the
Peoples church OF Chicago. VIII lee
fIre before members Of the
Woman's Dining club on Tuesday
rtening. Nov. : +, at the oliver hotel
The club viii give an Allies" din
ner on that evening following which
Dr. Bradley will speak.
Or. Bradley Is recognized as
being one OF the most able lecturers
in this part Of the country. Ills sub
Jet viii be My Experience ia War
stricken Europe" a topic Of par
ticu.arly timely interest. Some idea
II the worth OF DR.. BradIey's sub
jet may be gained from the knowl-
edge that when approached by the
program committee OF the club Dr.
Bradley had but one day open for
lecture
4 musical program viii also be
given during the evening 10y prof
Frederic IT. Ingersou Of the south
Bend conservatory. The evenings
entertainment will be for club mem
bers only.
Members OF the W G. Sunshine
club were entertained Thursday at
an all-day meeting al the home OF
AIRS. George Milton, Denslow I'd.
The time was spent knitting for
the soldiers. After a dinner served
at noon a contest was held. at which
Mrs. Maude Dice. Mrs Jesse Taylor
and Mrs. William Boetcher won
favors. The club viii have it's next
all-day meeting Nov q ar the
home Of Mrs. Harriet Jackson. Niles
rd The members will leave the car
station at 9:45 O'Clock.
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The marriage of Miss Blanche
Adell Rupel, daughter Of j. r.
RupeI 22O6 & Michigan ST., and
Clarence Hubbard Fulton, son Of
MIR. and Mrs James c. Fulton. HOS
$. Lafayette, blvd, viii take place
at $3.50 o'clock Saturday afternoon
~ the rectory Of st. Patrick's church.
Rev John F. DeGroote will oficiate.
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Major and Mrs. s. c. stanton Of
Chicago. with their host and host
css. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bloomfield.
were guests OF honor at o'clock
Trust Inn Friday by the board of
managers OF the South Bend
Woman's club and their husbands.
4 Red Cross emblem. combined with
white chrysanthemums, formed the
centerpiece OF the table. where
places were laid for 20 The place
cards bore appropriate patriotic
designs.
q delightful program, featuring
the compositions Of Dudley Buck,
was given at the meeting of the mu-
sic department OF the Progress
club Thursday afternoon. Miss
Mary DuShane discussed the life Of
The composer and Miss Edythe
Brown presented paper on his
compositions. The musical program
for the day was in charge of Mrs.
George Fulmer and consisted entire
ly Of selections by Buck. Three
numbers. "Ou the Sea-" Bedtime
Song" and "Abou Ben Adhem,' were
given by the department chorus, ac-
eompanied by Miss Maude Heath.
Crossing the Bar and Where Did
You Come From, Baby Dear" were
sung By Mrs. J. a. Rode Miss
Niaude Weber played the accom-
uauiment. Mrs. W. +. Bryan. ac-
ompanied by Miss Seely. rendered
storm and Sunshine" and Sunset"
a violin solo. The Silent World is
Sleeping" was played by Miss Vida
shonts Mrs. +. ". McCallum had
barge OF the current events. For
ty-four members attended the meet
ing. The department will hold its
next meeting IN two weeks.
Election or officers took place at
the meeting OF the ST Joseph Val
ley grange held ia Woodman hall
Thursday afternoon. -. r.. Mark
nam was AIDE worthy master; Rob
ert Myler, overseer; Miss Alma
Bernhard. lecturer; a. d. Denslow,
steward. P. J. Kryder. assistant
steward; Aaron Jones. chaplain; c.
ID. Webster. treasurer; j. A. Aulls.
secretary; Richard VOgt. gatekeep-
or. Miss Trina Helmen. Ceres: Miss
Alice Ort. Pomona. Miss Pauline
Nohn, Flora, and Miss e. Denslow.