South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-24
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

Rams TOT "a JAPANESE hAhhA NiNNtA
at the Proeress club have been care
fully made by the members OF the
second section OF the department OF
literature Of the Progress club and
promises 90 prove "a very delightful
entertainments for the members Of
the general club. THE Testing Of
Kami". "A japanese playiet, viii be
one 81 the features Of the program,
the part Of Kami being taken by
Mrs Lawrence Romine. other
char8 cters in the act are Sainaia,
Mrs. Lem j. Dare. Nusne. Mrs. r..
Horace Fox. a japanese chorus OF
G. Shanklin. and Paiphoon. Mrs
10 voices will be another pleasing
feature. and this chorus includes the
following Mrs. T.. ~ Morris. Mrs.
j. a. Rode. Mrs Grace Fink Davis.
Mrs. Ralph Hutchinson. Mrs. Carl
Hibberd. Mrs. Eugene Warner. Miss
Florence Reamer. Miss Eldona
Lontz Miss Irma Collmer and Miss
Alma Collmer. Mrs. Grace Fink
Davis viii also sing a set of Jap
auese songs in costu-ae. The date
set for this interesting entertain
ment is Saturday March 81.
Ellsworth Poole, living on the
Michigan I'd. entertained the mem
bers Of the Live Wire class OF
Auten chapel Friday evening. The
guests. who numbered 30, enjoyed
music and head a debate upon the
subject. Resolved. That we resent
side. composed of Clarence Ander-
son and Roena Whiteman, were win
ners OF the debate Hattie Weller
and Malachi Ullery were speakers
for the negative side Late i'm the
evening a delicious luncheon was
served.
Mrs. Scossern Of Niles, Mich. en-
tertained Saturday noon with a din
ner at the Nicholson Inn. The table
was prettily decorated with tulips
and roses and covers were laid for
five.
At the regular meeting Thursday
evening the Pythian Sisters cele-
brated their 18th anniversary, hon
Oring the charter members and past
chiefs. Ten OF the p members were
present Mrs. John Henderson. first
most excellent chief of the order.
gave a very interesting history OF
the origin OF Moonlight temple, No.
$50. the name by which the local
order is known. Three new appl-
cations for membership were re-
ceived at this meeting. Mrs. Andrew
Iildebrand will be hostess at an all
day meeting. at which the members
viii sew, Wednesday March 28.
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Miss Aleetha Goodspeed and Mrs.
Milo Hawblitzel sol +. Dubail av.,
entertained with a china shower
Thursday evening m honor of Miss
Ellen Rayhorn. whose marriage to
Edward Hardy will take place the
last o. march. Contests and a mock
wedding were the diversions OF the
evening Favors of the evening We're
won by Mesdames G. Rayhorn. Ly-
man Mead, A. WEINBERG. w. HaW-
biizel Miss Arilla Shupert. Dainty
refreshments were served 10 twenty
i've. Miss Rayhorn was presented
viii a one hundred piece dinner set.
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The St Joseph Hospital Aid So
ciety gave a musical program at the
* of q. home Friday afternoon
Hiss Vida ShOnts rendered several
violin selections. Mrs. Harry Barnes
vocal and Miss Helen Guilfoyle gave
instrumental numbers. Character
songs were sung by Harry scott and
William Kess. The social hour was
spent sewing for the hospital The
society viii meet April T. at the *.
of a. home
Mrs Walter H. Armstrong. 6O9
Riverside dr.. was the hostess 10 the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Quincy
street Baptist church Friday after
noon. Mrs T. S jams had charge
of the devotional program. A pleas
amt social hour was passed with a
Victrola concert The assisting host
es~es were the Mesdames r.. Elliot.
e.. NJ. Cldin and NJ. Elliott. Mrs b.
j.. carr. 1870 Van Buren, ST. will
entertain the society April 20.
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The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
met az the c. A. r. hall Friday aft
eruoou. The time was spent making
paper flowers for Memorial day Re
ireshInents were served o. thirty
ladies. The hoStesses were Mes
DANES James Foster J. c.. Willis and
q. W. williams A parcel post sale
viii be siven March 20 az the hall.
The hostesses will be the past presi-
dents of the Norman Eddy.
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Miss Ruth Pommert. president of
the junior class OF the South Bend
kindergarten Training school. was
aereeabIy surprised Friday evening
hy the junior class at the school At
sjN. o'clock dinner was served TO
fourteen. Decorations were carried
out prettily In yellow and white the
table being conferred with a basket
oC trailing arbutus. Music and other
diversions were enjoyed during the
evening.
An au day meeting of the Aid So
cicty Of the First Presbyterian
church was held Thursday at the
church pariors for the purpose of