South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-05

a Riley recital viii mark the first
generally club meeting Of the Prog
ress club Saturday afternoon en- the
club rooms. Frederic KruH Of In
dianapolis. singer and composer. as
sisted by Miss Margaret Jean Gil
more. viii present the program.
Mr. krull is very well known
throughout the state as a composer
and singer OF unusual merit. being
particularly popular in the Riley re-
citals. Miss Gilmore was a pupil Of
Leon Sampais. formerly Of Liege.
Belgium and she is a most 81 mpa-
thetic accompanist
The majority OF the numbers on
Saturdays program Will be Mr.
KrulFs own compositions with words
by James Whitcomb Riley and the
Entertainment offers much enjoy
ment for lovers Of music and Riieys
poems
Following il the complete pro-
gram.
Arm. Arm. Re Brave &C. j.. Handel
The Trumpet Shall Sound .......
Observation-Disclosures. .. T.. Handel
Daughters Of Jerusalem .........
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Sir a. Sullivan
when She Comes Home CsonneD
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. =. Krul
Dearth (SOnnet) ......... +. Krull
The Bee Bag ....-........ +. Krull
Where Shall We Land .... r. Krull
4 Life Lesson .......-.. r. Krull
The Raggedy Man ...... +. Krull
Words by James Whitcomb Riley.
Marching Along ...-.... Stanford
Boot and Saddle ........ Stanford
King Charles -.......-.. Stanford
Words by Robert Browning
An old Sweetheart of Mine .....
...........-...-.- +. Krull
\ Song ...............- T.. krull
Lullaby -...-...-...-.-. r. krun
Little Orphant Annie ..... +. Krull
Words by James Whitcomb Riley.
A business meeting Will be held
promptly al 2:15 o'clock when cleo
ton OF new members will take place
and delegates will be chosen 10 at
tend the Indiana state convention of
federated clubs which is TO he held
in Fort Wayne. oct. 22-25.
Miss Margaret Bingham, sos w
LaSaIe av.. was hostess 10 an in
formal tea Thursday afternoon,
complimenting Miss Betty Stude-
baker The table was conferred with
clusters of red fail flowers and the
Misses Margaret and Katherine
Bingham poured.
AIRS. Fred Berin2. lis chapel
nj inc of
the Ladies' Aid society and the w
NJ. s. OF the First Evangelical
church Thursday afternoon. During
the social hour which followed the
business. Mrs. Lydia Altner read a
paper on the life and work OF Miss
elizabeth Schempp. missionary to
china At the close Of the afternoon
the members went in body TO the
Grace Evangelical church, where
Mrs. Arthur Smoke of KOkOmo. state
field SECRETARY OF the ". N =, spoke
CON the missionary activities OF the
Evangelical church i'm numerous
1elds The next meeting viii be held
at the home Of Mrs. George Long
81 r. Donald ST.. the first Thurs
day i'm November.
-
Members Of the North Side So
ciaI CLUB met Thursday evening at
ne home of Mrs A. Harmon. S17
Harrison az. Favors i'm a corn husk-
ing contest were won by Mrs. j. \.
clark and Mrs. Snyder Mrs. Il. ..
Zeuers. S0T w. IaSalle av.. will be
hostess to the club members on oct.
49,
4 meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of the Linden Avenue Christ
ian church was held with Mrs. En-
field Leach. 221O kenwood av..
Thursday afternoon. short bust
ness session preceded the social
hour. Mrs. Louis Miller 312 Ere
mont ST.. Will entertain the society
Nov I.
Hiss June Adelsperger. daughter
Of AIRS Dora Adelsperger of Notre
Dame. and Joseph r. Bevier. 312 y.
Main St, were quietly married
Thursday evening at o'clock at the
parsonage of 81. Pauls Methodist
Memorial church. Rev. James l.