South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-23

Juniors Of Eotre Dame university
VIII hold their annual junior prom
next Tuesday evening. May %, at
the Oliver hotel This affair. the
last % the social functions OF the
school year. promises TO be one Of
the best Of the season. Benson's
orchestra OF Chicago will furnish
the music. The attendance has been
limited 90 50 couples. The commit
tee in charge Of the prom consists
OF John Royce. James Logan. Nor
ris Stsrrett. Thomas King. Robert
Hannah and John Lemmer.
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Members Of the Silver Pleasure
club met az the home Of Mrs
Marion White. 1907 r. Indiana av.,
Tuesday afternoon. Following the
business session the hostess served
refreshments Mrs. r. F. Howard.
514 S. Columbia ST, will be hostess
TO the club in two weeks.
John T. Hoke, S14 Ashland av.,
announces the engagement OF his
daughter, Doris, TO Earl ]. Jackson.
ia Rex St
Miss Marie Bauer. 112 BirdseH
st.. entertained the Carona club
Tuesday evening at a stag party"
Twenty members were present, en-
jOying an evening spent with games
and dancing. Favors were awarded
20 the Misses Anna Auer and Mary
GOepfrick. At the end Of the social
hour. refreshments we're served.
Miss Bertha Blessed. 431 S. Monson
St. will be hostess to the girls at the
next meeting OF the club.
a dinner will be given this even
ing for Miss Lois Swigart. who will
be married soon. by a bridge club of
which Miss Swigart is a member
Dinner will be served at $50 o'clock
at the Lexington tea rooms with
covers for eight. The evening will
he spent with cards at the home Of
Mrs. Thomas r. Dungen, 336 n. La
fayette st.
Miss Marian Goodman Of the
Rushton will entertain at bridge
Saturday afternoon for Miss Swi-
gart.
Members Of the north section Of
the Women's league of the First NJ
+. church were entertained at the
home OF Mrs NJ II. Appleby. 903
Lincoln way w. Tuesday afternoon.
when Mrs. G. c. Hanch gave an in
teresting talk in regard TO the Red
cross work. Mrs. William Happ pre-
scented a paper on the new consti-
tutiOn and importance of registering.
Charles Finch gave two entertain
ing readings. Assistant hOstesses for
the meeting were: Mrs II. l.. STAINS
bury, Mrs. II. w. Holman, Mrs. H..
-. Dalton. Mrs. L. J. Harwood. Mrs.
j. F. Plaisted. Mrs Charles Beck
ley. Mrs r. j. Hager, Mrs j. B.
ISeamer. Mrs. G. A. Rensberger. Mrs
:. r. De Coudres and Mrs. Norman
Bleuler. Following the program, the
hOstesses served refreshments Mrs.
w w Napper. AS " Michigan St,
will be hostess 10 the league June
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4 most enjoyable program was
furnished by the members Of the La
dies Aid society of the First Bap-
fist church Tuesday evening when
they entertained the members of the
church at the home OF Mrs. Julia
Rode. EOS w Navarro St Miss
Naleria Bon Durant rendered piano
selections; Miss Vida Shonts gave
numbers upon the violin. and Mrs.
Rode sang Norwegian songs in the
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talked very Interestingly upon the
subject OF her travels in Norway last
summer. relative 10 the conditions
and the customs Of the country. She
appeared in one OF the Norwegian
peasant costumes Light refresh
raents closed the evening.
Teachers and officers of the sun
day school of the Quincy Street
Baptist church held their regular
monthly business meeting Tuesday
evening at the home Cf Mrs. Charles
Armstrong. sos Harrison av. Only
the routine business was transacted
after which refreshments were
served b. the hostess The next
meeting viii be the third Monday
in June with Mrs G +. Enterline,
43S Cottage Grove av.
The members voted To donate their
Sunday school offering on Children's
day. June 10. TO the Y. NJ c. A. to
he used for their work among the
soldiers at the front. The Offering
on July 1 will be donated TO the
Red Cross.
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Miss Mary Milhouse. 1908 River
side dr.. was hostess 10 members
OF the Bible class OF the seventh and
eighth districts Tuesday afternoon
at their regular weekly session. The