South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-13

Seventy-dve members OF the
Berean Bible class Of Grace NJ. r.
rhurch entertained in the church
parlOrs Monday evening honoring
Mrs. +. X. Dougherty. who will leave
shortly for Terre Haute where she
VIII MAKE her home. A short pro
gram was given consisting OF a
reading by Mrs. r. p Kline and
vocal numbers by 5. r. Rexstrew. In
oehalf OF the class Andrew Hide
brand presented the honor guest
with a set Of silver forks The re-
mainder OF the evening was spent
With games and cOnsts Refresh
ments were served
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Frank Ambos. 922 Fuerbringer
IT, was pleasantly surprised Mon
day evening. the event celebrating
his birthday anniversary. The time
was spent socially with cards and
music. Refreshments we're enjoyed.
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Among the many delightful af-
fairs OF the week was the farewell
luncheon given By the art depart
ment OF the Progress club at the
Lexington Tea room Monday for
Mrs. w .. Hanson. chairman Of the
department. Mrs Hanson will leave
shortly for indianapolis. where she
VIII make her home
Valentine suggestions were used
In decorations. Vases OF red carna-
lions and stevia occupied the cen
ters OF the three tables. which were
grouped 10 form an open square.
Mrs. Hanson was presented with a
beautiful heart-shaped floral piece.
composed Of variegated sweet peas.
lied with pink tulle.
Mrs. W. r. Baker, who succeeds
Mrs. Hanson as chairman OF the dc
partment. opened the program OF
.oasts and was followed by Mrs. K.
r. DeRhodes and Mrs W. w Funk
Mrs. Hanson responded 20 the toasts
with a short talk.
A business meeting followed dur
.ng which Mrs. Walter Sherman was
made vice chairman OF the depart
ment. The study program was open
ed with an exceptionally interesting
paper by Miss Ethel Montgomery on
he Life OF Correggio" She told
IF the life Of the artist, about whom
comparatively little is known today,
despite the fact that ne is one or
he most noted painters OF his age.
Two OF his finest pictures were de-
Icribed interestingly by Miss Marie
Williams. who displayed small re-
productions OF the originals. They
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and The Holy Night" Miss Helena
Neitzel gave the current art notes.
Further arrangements were made
Tor the general meeting Of the club
10 be held Feb "a. in charge Of the
art department. Elaborate plans are
being made and the event promises
20 be one OF the most entertaining
of the Clubs affairs. Famous pic
lures will be portrayed by members
Of the club.
sixty-two little guests were pres
snt Monday afternoon at the chill
aren's Valentine party given by the
keora club at the Y. w. c. A Miss
Carolyn Marsh, secretary Of the
club had charge OF the entertain
ment. which lasted from five o'clock
to eight. The rooms were prettily
decorated with red hearts. and
valentines were distributed among
the little people. A chatting dish
supper was served.
In the evening the Quadrangle
club gave a valentine party at the
building. Each member OF the club
brought a guest. the total number
being 20 Valentines were exchanged
and the remainder OF the evening
spent with various diversions.
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One OF the most enjoyable events
OF the season was the dance given
Monday evening by the young wom-
on OF st. Mary's guild OF St James
church in the Rotary room at the
oliver. More than 200 guests were
entertained. The affair was in the
nature OF "A Lincoln's birthday par