South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-26

Miss Marie Chaplin. 628 W. Colfax
a.. entertained Friday afternoon
with q tea. complmenting Miss
lrma Johnson. who viii De married
NOv. 3. and Miss Alice AIuhouse.
whose engagement has been an
uounced. A silver vase fUed with
Aaron ward roses and Maiden Hair
ferns conferred the tea table. while
pink shaded candles added 90 the
attractiveness OF the appointments
Guests at the affair were lIiss Ca
Uterine oliver. Miss Dorothy Brug-
ger. Miss Dorothy Eldredee. Miss
Josephine Decker. Miss Ruth More
dock and Miss Ruth Walker
a meeting Of the Live Wire sum
day school class Of Auten chapel
was held Thursday evening az the
home OF Miss Fay Burner. Olive ST.
I'd. The members made comfort
kits FOR the soldiers and contests.
games and music were other diver
sions Of the evening 4 luncheon
was served by the hostess. Mrs.
Frank Palmer. NutwOOd I'd. viii en-
terrain the class the fourth Friday
IN November.
Members Of the Beehive club me-
with Mrs Nora knight. and hei
daughter, Mrs Minnie Burke, 124
s Hul ST.. Thursday afternoon. The
time was spent with needlework and
refreshments were served. In two
weeks. Mrs. Hattie Wells and her
daughter. Mrs. Ruth Turner, 3O7
Lincoln way T.. will entertain.
AIrs. William Gibson, 551 y. ST.
Louis blvd. ~as hostess to the sun
shine w. g club, Thursday after
noon. Following an hour spent
knitting for the soldiers. contests
were held, favors for which were
won by Mrs William Boettcher and
Mrs Charles Bowen. Mrs. George
Newton. Denslow rd.. will entertain
the club Wednesday, Nov. Z.
Mrs. Erma Hoag Miranda, So
prano. recently Of the vocal faculty
OF the Northwestern University
school Of Music at Evanston, H.,
will appear in a song recital Thurs
dav evening Nov. Is, In the
Tapestry room Of the oliver hotel.
The entertainment will he given
for the benefit of the Red Cross
society.
Max Miranda. director Of the
South Bend Conservatory viii assist
arafr rfrf Ia
additional accompaniment OF violin
and cello will be played by Miss
Vida Shonts and Frederic II. In
sersoll
=
a recital. the first of the year,
was given at the South Bend Con
servatory Of Music Thursday even
ing. the faculty members appearing
upon the program. A violin solo,
'Legende," by WieniawsH, was
rendered by Frederick Ingersol; the
vocal solos. 'Lieti Signori" by
Meyerberr. and The Gift" by
Brown. were sung by Miss Hazel
Harris. Miss Dora Hershenow en-
tertained with the piano solos, BY
he Sec shore" and "Etude in +
sharp" both by ATensly; and sew
eraI selected readings were pre-
sented by Miss Jane White. Miss
VaIeria BonDurant acted as ac-
companist.
Following the recital a reception
was given at which more than SOC
people were present. The recita
hall presented a very pretty sight
-Four shaded lamps and several
candles threw mellow-dim light
about the room and the chandelier
were attractively decorated with bit
ter-sweet.
This was the first Of many re-
citals which will be given at the con
servatory this winter.
More than "a hundred person.
were present at the meeting of TN,
Lincoln civic club which was helC
in the Lincoln school THURSDAY
night. Officers elected for the new
years work were: r. J. Luther
president. Elmer Hawblitzel, vice
president. and Miss Freda Garten
secretary.
Miss Ada Hitler. chairman of tn,
st. Joseph county committee O.
home economies, gave a most inter