South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-17
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS


school az a dinner at the Nicholson
Inn Wednesday evening, cOmph-
menting Mrs Daniel T.. Painter who
was recently married. Covers were
placed for nine at table decorated
with sweet peas.
Mrs. John F. Devine. 113 North
Shore dr.. entertained the members /
OF the Young Mothers club Wednes- I
day afternoon The club will meet
IN two weeks with Mrs. J. Dudley
Peterson. I12 Franklin pL
With patriotic decorations and
music By the Ragpickers' orchestra
Pres't Harry Denny and Miss Esther
scheibelhut OF Mishawaka led the
grand march Of the Freshmen
FrOlic OF the university Of NOtre
Dame held In the Hotel Oliver last
evening. Sharing the evenings pleas
ure were about 90 couples. who en-
cred with lheir usual zest into the
pleasure that the affair provided
The tapestry room. where the
dance was held. was decorated with /
gay bunting. with the American [
Flag and flowers arranged in grace /
ful style. The evenings pleasure /
included a program of 16 dances. |
There were daintiiy arranged blue !
programmes 70 delight a girls heart, /
and 70 the boys plain gold favors
were used, thus carrying out the ef- /
feet OF the school colors.
The evenings party proved the !
first opportunity 10 see the ability |
Of the freshman class in social ac-
tivities. this having been the first |
affair staged in several years. Not a |
detail OF the evening was neglected, |
and the party itself was as success |
full as its setting
The faculty was represented at
the affair by Prof and Mrs. w. l.. |
Benitz. Dr. and Mrs. Frank Powers. !
and Judge and Mrs. John Herman. /
Class officers in charge: Harry |
Denny. president; ]. b. Holton, vice /
pesident; John n. Ambrose, secre- /
tary: r. J. Stin. treasurer; James I
Hoskins, moderator. The dance |
committee. Thomas Tobin, Thomas |
Beacon, Paul Canaghan. John Ward, |
Theodore Wagner, ]. B. Holton, f. |
McKnnie. Thomas Glynn. Barrett |
Anderson and John Woodwork.
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The WOmen'sh Home Missionary /
society OF the Grace NJ. +. church |
day afternoon. Devotional exercises
were led by Mrs. Charles Granger. !
Mrs. clyde Bunch gave talk on
Our New Possessions" and papers /
were given by Mrs. G. A. Vanden- |
burg and Miss Nellie Inwood Mrs /
r. G. Warrick had charge Of the /
Enigmas. Mrs George Gall was 4
selected as the delegate TO the Gary /
convention 10 be held Thursday and /
Friday of this week. Refreshments
were served during the social hour
with Mrs. Wesley Miller, Mrs Floyd /
JellisOn. Mrs. James Park, Mrs. .. |
p. stephens, Mrs. Rohrer and Mrs /
era ham as hostesses The society |
viii meet June 20, at the church at /
which meeting officers will be elect I
ed.
Mrs. George Roper. 1114 Wood /
ward av.. was hostess 10 the Flor |
ence Crittenton circle Wednesday /
afternoon. Mrs. r. o. Cotton gave |
"a report telling OF the girls in care 4
of the circle and told that 40 articles /
OF clothing had been given to the /
needy this month. Mrs. y. p. Kelb /
and Mrs. q. +. Julian gave read |
ings and musical numbers we're rem |
dered by Mrs. Arlo Deal. Miss Isa- |
belle Kennedy talked 10 the mem I
bers on The New Constitution" and |
explained how 10 register for voting /
Refreshments were served. Mrs A /
=. Austin. 1915 Lincoln way f. will |
he hostess To the circle June 20.
The final meeting Of the year OF |
the Shakespeare circle was held with /
Mrs. ". H. Brugger. 909 W Colfax |
av.. Wednesday afternoon. During
the business meeting officers for the /
ensuing year we're elected President, I
Mrs. w A. Bugbee: vice president. /
AIRS \ W. Kline; secretary. Mrs. /
r. T. Eastman: treasurer, Mrs. Alex. /
Staples. After the business meeting
tie study OF Richard III was COM /
pIeted. Refreshments were served. /
7 No cruz VIII kANE a bANilAN an AAC I
sand dunes soon.
!.
Mrs. IT VI. Stuli. 1903 5 Michi- /
gan ST was hostess 20 the women's
foreign Missionary society OF the
Stuu NJ T church Wednesday aft
ernoon. Mrs A. Y. Babbs was the
leader for the meeting and Mrs.
cora Cook discussed the text book
lesson. Piano numbers were render
cd bv Mrs. Duncan after which re-
freShnents were served. Mrs. Fred
Fntzian 2223 s. Lafayette ST. will
entertain the society June 20.
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The Pythisn Tea ladies met az
the X. % r home Wednesday after
noon for their regular meeting. The
time was spent with needlework and
a pleasant social time. Refreshments
were enjoyed by % ladies. Hostesses
for the meeting were Mrs. George
Beroth. Mrs. Samuel Slick and Mrs.
r Y Beebe. The next meeting will
be June Is. az the home.
Mrs Charles Strickler OF Greene
township was hostess 70 the Dorcas