South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-07


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Frederic KruH, well known sing
er and composer, appeared before
the members OF the Progress club
and their friends Saturday after
noon at the club rooms. i'm "a most
entertaining program of songs. Mr.
Krull was assisted by Miss Margaret
Jean Gilmore at the piano Miss
Gilmore proving herself a most ca
pable accompanies.
Poems by James Whitcomb Riley.
set 10 music Of which Mr. KruIl is
the composer. were the most pleas
ing features OF the varied program
and the Riley songs in which Mt.
KruH played his own accompani-
ments We're exceptionally well re-
ceived by the audience This group
included AN old Sweetheart of
Mine" one Of Rney's most popular
poems. "A Song" Lullaby" and
Little Orphaut Annie. Mr. KrUlTs
Interpretation of AN old Sweetheart
Of Mine, was particularly fine and
ia each of his compositions the mu-
sic fitted excellently the spirit Of the
poetry.
Mr. Krull opened the program
with three selections Arm, Arm. We
Brave" O.. r. Haucel The Trum-
net Shall sound, - T.. Handel, and
Daughters of Jerusalem" Sir S.
sullivan, the last number being very
pleasing.
a group Of six Riley songs fol-
lowed including. When She Comes
lr-r d 10
Bee Bag" Where Shall We Land,
a Lie Lesson" and the "Raggedy
Man" I'm it's rendition the 'Raggedy
Man" lost nothing of its quaint
humor 10y its setting TO music.
other numbers were. Marching
Along" Boots and Saddle" and
King Charles" all by Stanford.
A business meeting preceded the
recital during which 23 new mem
hers were voted into the club. They
are ass follows: Miss Gertrude Myers.
Miss Marjorie Warner. Miss Gladys
SeeIy. Mrs Harvey Rostiser, Mrs.
F g.. Koos. Mrs. Albert Kendall.
Mrs r. II. Bader, Miss Mabel Mar
tindaIe. Mrs Rodney ID. Talcott,
Miss Ann Carlisle Mrs James n.
Naus. Mrs r. j Roche Miss Ruth
sarah Nicely. Mrs =. tt. Van Val
keuburgh. Mrs. A. w Kline. Miss
Anlq Pfeiffer Miss Anna Wagner.
Mrs Ralph w Harris. Mrs Harry
n. Ketchum. Mrs Mary L. Hine.
Mrs. Glenn Wood. Mrs. Charles Tay-
Tor and Mrs. Alfred owen Williams.
Delegates 70 the state convention
of federated clubs 10 be held oct
4
and are Mrs. X G DeRhodes. pres
.ieut OF the club. Mrs. Lafayette lie
Van Mrs J. a Rode and MIS- Fred
Woodward.
Following the recital brief am
uouncemeutS We're given 10y the
shsirmeu of the various depart
rueuts Mrs Victor r. Jones and
Mrs Lafayette lie Van spoke 20 the
audience on the subject OF women s
registration for government service
which IS about TO begin. explaining
and commencing the purpose of the
movement a registration card has
been placed I'm the back of each
year book which the members We're
urged to tll out
8 social hour. with refreshments.
closed the afternoon.
An omen meeting viii bee held I'm
-wo weeks and members of the
rnics and philanthropy department
will have charge OF the program for
the afternoon
4 review of such works as pei
1eas and Nelisande" The Blue
Rird Arms and the Man" and q
..r
Shaw and Maurice Maeterlinck are OF
the program OF TIE North Side Cul-
vure club which is openuE its sixth
year on Wednesday. oct 70. at the
home Of Mrs John Bor5ner on the
Niles rd
Maurice AIaeteriiuck poet and
dramatfst. viii he discussed ar the
opening meeting by Mrs H. a
Hines and a number Of his poems
viii be read uy Ms- l. VI Ham
-nerschmidt
-Fannv.s Firs. Play will %,
taken up 10y AIRS a A. Frederick
on March =. and Getting Married.
will pc the subject for April 10
Mrs Homer Robinson VIII preseu
the paper on this. Both plays an.
among the most popular that have
been staged in recent years.
Subjects that wiz De- introduced
at some of the other meetings o.
the season viii be "Mouna Wanna.
Mary Magdaiene "The Wreck o.
the storm" ia Princess Maleine'
and va for Barhara
Ofcers for this year ares Mrs
J. II. Hammerschmidt. president