South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-03

Miss Mary Hagerty. Miss Sarah
O'Neiu Miss Helen Dernbach and
Miss Josephine Decker, officers Of
the Children Of Mary society Of St
Patricks church entertained the
members Of the sOdality at a social
evening Wednesday at St Patrick's
library. In the games which formed
= part o. the evenings entertain
ment Miss Loretta Murphy was
awarded the favor. Vocal and in
strumental selections were rendered
by a number Of the young women.
At the close Of the entertainment.
refreshments were served by the
hostesses.
Scciety's tween seasons for this
year has offered no event that sur
passed In pleasure the elaborate
sophomore cotilliou given By the
sophomore class Of the University of
Notre Dame at the Hotel oliver last
evening. The tapestry room. the
scene or many brilliant college func-
tiOns. assembled so couples Of the
younger set. and was fttingly dec
GRATED in the patriotic colors
Cav with American flags and bunt-
ing the hall presented a scene Of
unusual beauty. Since this is prob
ably the last upper class dance
before the close Of the school year
every effort was made by the COM
mittee IN charge 10 make the affair
the best on the social calendar One
OF she features OF the evening was
the elimination Of the last piece,
Home Sweet Home. and the sub
stitution OF the Star Spangled Ban
ner" In the midst OF the patriotic
decorations-and in view Of the fact
that nearly all of the young men
present will take the military eX-
animation this morning the piece
proved particularly interesting.
The class officers in charge OF the
affair were; r. l.. MOrency. presi-
dent: Edward Meehan, vice presi-
dent: Austin A. McNicholas. secre-
tary: +. Mulligan. treasurer. The
guests OF honor for the evening
were: Prof. and Mrs. w. L. Benitz.
Prof. and Mrs John Herman. and
Prof. and Mrs. John NJ. Cooney The
program or rs dances was played by
the Ragpickers orchestra.
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A meeting Of the Women's For
eign Missionary society Of the Grace
NJ f. church was held in the church
parlors Wednesday afternoon. Miss
Nettie Taylor read the scripture
lesson and Mrs Charles Brodbeck
and Mrs. Henry Kale led in prayer.
A rvsrF F,rr Ice
Pearl Entizan after which talks on
"Heroism" were given. Mrs. James
Ward spoke on Faith i'm Success;
Mrs William InwoOd talked on "A
Tightly Man Of ValOr"; Three
Weeks OF Hard War" was given by
J IRIS. G. f.. Phillips and a paper on
Under Orders" was given by Mrs.
q H. Smith. A pleasant social hour
followed the program during which
refreshments were served. Hostesses
FOR the afternoon were Mrs William
WoIters. Mrs. y. VI. Barber and Mrs
William Inwood. The society will
meet June s. i'm the church parlors.
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Miss Myrtle Beehler was hostess
u the Madison Township Home
, economic club Wednesday after
noon. Importance OF Water in
Diet" was discussed by those pres
en- Miss Ethel Leslie gave the
History Of Yeast: Miss Edna Beeh-
Ter told where yeast is found; Miss
Myrtle Beehler told of the value
If using accurate measures and
measurements in cooking, and cur
Frr
Blanche Zeiger. Miss Minnie Schalliol
won the favor in the contest during
the social hour and music was also
enjoyed. Refreshments were served
20 25 members. Election Of officers
and a surprise program will take
place during the next meeting which
will be held June 8. the Madison
township high school.
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An election of officers was held
at the meeting of the Woman's Lit
erary club Wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. G. P. Drummond,
944 Riverside dr. Mrs. elem Shidler
was chosen president; vice president.
Mrs. Gilbert Elliott; secretary, Mrs.
Herbert L. Smith; treasurer. Mrs.
T.. +. Moore. ollOWlnE the puSl-
ness session papers were given by
Mrs. Gilbert Elliott Mrs. Forest
Hitler and Mrs. ]. w. McInerny.
The years work closed with this
meeting but a picnic will be given
as soon as the weather permits.
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Mrs Victor Jones was chosen
chairman Of the first section of the
literature department OF the Prog
ress club Wednesday afternoon at
a meeting in the club rooms. Mrs.
Fred Woodward gave a very inter-
esting comparison OF Electra" by
Sophocles and Electra" by Euri-
pides. giving the main character and
readings from both selections. The
department will meet in the club
rooms May 9. when Greek drama
will be discussed and when a social
meeting will be enjoyed, which will
conclude the years work.
party was given by the Friend
ship class OF the First NJ. f. church
at the home Of Miss Hannah Peter
son. 734 Park av Tuesday evening