South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-10-24

For the BENEFIT OF the soldiers.
Christmas fund the "Monsalvat" a
music picture symphony. will be
presented in the Rotary room OF the
oliver hotel Tuesday afternoon. oct.
80. at 2:3O o'clock under the aus
pices or the Womans College club.
The feature was originated and IS
presented by Dudley crafts Watson.
director OF the Milwaukee Art insti-
tute and an authority upon art
The music picture symphony Of
fers a unique and wholly splendid
entertainment, in that It includes a
lecture. illustrated By slides done
by Mr.. Watson and artist members
Of recent European travel classes
which he conducted and is accom-
panied by music chiefly from Wag-
ner's ''Parsifal" but with other
selections from the work OF Mac
Dowell. Albeniz and Moszkowski. all
of which VII be furnished by Miss
Dora Hershenow. The illustrative
scenes are laid in Spain.
The funds realized from this en-
tertainment will be used TO buy
Christmas gifts for the soldiers at
home and abroad. the money 10 be
expended according 10 the sugges-
tions OF the Red Cross authorities
and Col George w. Freyermuth.
The program promises much enjoy
ment for lovers Of art and music.
The committee OF club members
having charge OF the affair is made
up OF Mrs. Victor Jones. Mrs. John
Campbell and Miss Sabra a. Fra
lick.
Mrs. Manchester addressed the
audience briefly on the necessity Of
aid for the Red Cross. she herself
having knit three sweaters and al
most innumerahle socks and wrist
lets since the first OF August.
Before her address, George L..
Bingham spoke upon the Liberty
bond and Mrs. r, c. Sackett enter
tanned with two piano selections.
The afternoon closed with a social
hour and refreshments served TO 81.
Seven new members were admit
ted 20 the club They include. Mrs.
John Devine, Mrs Fred Zimmerman.
Mrs. Ira White, Mrs. John +. Hun
ter Mrs. a. Remson, Mrs. L. Weeks
and Mrs Becker.
Eleven hundred dollars worth Of
Liberty bonds were taken out yes
terday afternoon by tho women Of
the club. II IS expected by the Off
GERS that by the end Of the week the
sum or bonds bought will greatly ex-
coed this amount.
Tn TWO weeks the current history
department. will have charge of the
program. Ray Bird. formerly asso-
lated with the CITY Rescue mission.
lately engaged in Y. NJ. c. a. work
et Camp Shelby. Hattiesburg. Miss,
viii speak on the needs OF an army
camp.
At o'clock Tuesday noon DR.
-tlta VI. Boram, who had Mrs. Man
chester as her guest during her
stay here. entertained with a de-
lightful luncheon in her honor at
her home, 42O Manitou pI. Chrysan-
themums decorated the table at
which there were places for Mrs.
Manchester. Mrs w. w. Funk. Mrs.
+t- w 'AlNA NbONf WI 0- a. II. AAdAlA-
away and Mrs. Lillian Kreighbaum
Mrs. Funk gave a toast TO the guest
IF honor and 10 other celebrities Of
Nebraska
\ O'Clock dinner was given
Tuesday evening at the home Of Mr.
End Mrs John A Swygart. sos w
Washington av., when the members
If the Ayudadora circle were host
Csses to their husbands. Covers were
laid for so at more than a half
dozen tables placed about the rooms
az the house Quantities of bitter
sweet and fall flowers were used 90
decorate the rooms, while bitter
sweet. rose berries. and Jack-o-lan-
terms made the tables attractive.
:.
Plans for a Halloween party were
completed at a meeting Of the Qui
Nive CLUB held Tuesday evening at
he home OF Miss Georgia Kratzsch
i35 Harrison av. The affair will be
riven Wednesday evening. Oct. 81. at
the home o. Miss Gertrude Roesch,
e2S s. NOtre Dame av., and will be
4 guest party. Arrangements for
special Thanksgiving feature were
also discussed and il has been de-
cided 10 hold this affair at the home