South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-29

patrOuesses for the charity ball TO
De given on Easter Monday will be
made public. This list has been in
the course OF preparation since the
date OF the ball was fixed, but up
until now no hint az 10 the names
OF those who would be put upon the
list has been given. Some OF the
best known social leaders Of the city
are accepting places on this list OF
honor. and II is expected that when
the names are made known soon,
that very few well known persons
Will not be represented.
The impression appears 10 have
gone out that the ball will be an in
vitation affair but this impression is
erroneous. Admission will not be
dependent upon invitation as no i'm
vitations have been issued except
the general one through the press
which is extended 20 everyone who
desires to help a good cause-that
OF aiding poor mothers and poor
babies. Admission Will, OF course,
be by ticket. and anyone who wishes
20 show interest in the babies may
purchase a ticket. Single and double
tickets are being sold, the single
tickets admitting one person and the
double tickets admitting two. Tickets
viii be taken up before holders
enter the hall The sale is progress
ing In a most satisfactory way and
gives encouragement 10 believe the
ball is going 20 be the big social
function anticipated and may even
far exceed anticipation The de-
mand for tickets is such as 70
prompt the suggestion that those
who desire TO be present ought not
10 delay purchase.
Place hall is so arranged as 10
permit Of attractive decoration. In
the hands OF the committee 10 have
charge OF the decorating il is GER
tain TO present a very pleasing APP
pearance. Mrs. r. G. Shanklln has
been named chairman Of the COM
mittee and with her are Mrs John
G.. Van Ripper, jr., Mrs. John r. Rey-
nolds. jr., Mrs. John j. Woolverton,
Mrs. J. F. Cole. Mrs NJ. ]. Hickox.
Mrs. j. y. Renshaw and Miss Ruth
GOewey. The good taste OF these
women will show itself in the appear
ance OF the hall when the great ball
opens and is expected TO produce
something quite out of the ordinary.
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Mr. and Mrs w. o. Davies will
entertain with a o'clock dinner
Friday evening at their home, 917
w Washington av., complimenting
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Stephenson.
The table will be decorated with
roses and there will be places for
eight. Mr.. Stephenson is leaving
next week for Idaho, where ne will
be Joined later by Mrs. Stephenson
and children, after which they ex-
pect to locate somewhere in the
west.
Miss Gladys Barley who is TO he
married in April 10 Robert Kennedy
of Michigan City, was the guest of
honor at a o'clock dinner Wednes-
Gay at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. II
G. Denslow. 7O6 " st. Joseph St
Covers were laid for eight Among
others who entertained for Miss
Earkley during the past week are.
Mrs Charles McMann Of Mishawaka
and Mrs. Z. p. Banninga. Lincoln
way w
Airs. Edward Chaplin, S56 Forest
av., was hostess 20 the Wednesday
cub Wednesday afternoon. The
program consisted Of current events.
Mrs Rome stephenson. North Shore
dr.. viii entertain April II.
The South Bend Conservatory Of
.lusic presented Miss l.. Mabel Vogg
in "a certificate recital wednesday
evening. Miss Nogg was assisted
ls Miss Anna Bauerlein. soprano,
and Miss Aline McQuillen, accom-
panist Following is the program:
Sonata in l. minor .......G Cries
Mabel NOgg
s May Morning ............D enza
Anna Bauerlein
Nocturne in r fiat. ........ Chopin
Tolonaise in c sharp minor Chopin
NaIse in ID nat. ...........Ch Chopin
Mabel Vogg
Prelude TO cycle OF Life" Ronald
Anna Bauerlein
LaLisOnjera ........-. Chaminade
Lar alllOn .....-.......... IdVdlee
Mabel VOgg
y Birthday .-....-...-. WoOdman
III in the Great Bazars ... Finden
Anna Bauerlein
Invitation TO the Dance. 80. Weber
Mabel NOgg
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The sunday school board of the
First Evangelical church met Wed
nesday evening at the close of the
mid week service Plans were made
for contest 10 be held between
the Mishawaka sunday school and
the South Bend school
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The Pixie girls were entertained
Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
Emma Peterson, 127 y. Francis ST.
After a short business session the
evening was spent socially. In a
contest favOrs were awarded 10 the
Misses Florence DarrOw and Ruth
Wenrick Miss Eleanore Nevins was
taken in as new member Of the
club. Luncheon was served 10y the
hostess. The club Will hold its next
meeting Tuesday evening, April $.
at the home Of Miss Ruth WenriCk,