South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-27

was a. Contest III WHICH MIS-. 4 RANK
Jefferies won the favor. The next
meeting OF the club will be held at
the home Of Mrs Brook Bower. I'll
y. Allen St, in two weeks.
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A dancing party was given by
members Of the Junior Five Hun
dred club Thursday evening at
Byler hall Seventy-hve couples
were in attendance, Rag Pickers'
orchestra furnishing the music for
the dance The hall was decorated
in the national colors. red, white and
blue.
Mrs. Adam Books, 216 f. Sample
st. was hostess at a meeting of the
Centennial club Thursday afternoon.
Needlework and contests, won by
Mrs. Charles Bradley. Mrs. John
Gully and Mrs. Jacob Dibler. formed
the diversion. In two weeks. the
club will meet with Mrs. l.. L. Gears,
2O6 f. Sample st.
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The final program Of the music
department OF the Progress club
was given Thursday afternoon in the
club rooms. Mrs. Carrie Meyer read
a paper on Strauss in the Estima-
tion Of Critics. Mrs. Harry Cooper
gave a paper entitled The Origin
ality OF Strauss A violin concerto
was given by Miss Vida Shonts on
the violin and Miss Helen Guilfoyle
on the piano. Mrs. George Fulmer
sang Die Alierseelen.' 'Klavier-
stucke. Op. No. 4" was played by
Miss Rosa Sack "Klavierstucke. Op.
No. ." was rendered by Miss Maude
Weber. and Mrs. Julia Rode played
a sernade from Strauss Current
events were given by Mrs. NOlney
Huff The department will entertain
with a tea at the Nicholson Inn May
I for Mrs. c. p. DrummOnd, the
chairman. A social meeting will be
held May 10, in the club rooms.
Announcement has been made
here OF the marriage of Lester
Hart Daily. son Of Mr.. and Mrs. b.
III. Daily OF st. Louis. Mo-. 10 Miss
Janet Marie Sinclair. Greystone no.
tel. Chicago. Saturday. April p.
The ceremony was performed at ?
o'clock at St. Paul's Episcopal
church. following which a reception
was held at the Greystone. The
couple took a wedding trip TO Mil
waukee. Wis, and after June 1 will
be at home at 1867 Z. Fifty-second
ST.. Chicago.
Mrs. Daily is a graduate i'm mu-
si OF the Sacred Heart convent of
Dubuque. Ia. Mr.. Daily formerly
lived in South Bend and is "A gradu-
ate OF Purdue university. He Is now
employed as manager of the Chi
cago Office Of the McQuay Norris
Manufacturing Co
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Members of the Thursday club |
were entertained by Mrs. y. 5. Lind |
auist. 200 +. Dubail Thursday aft
crnoon. Officers FOR the ensuing year
we're elected: President. Mrs. y. :. |
otis: vice president. Mrs. Minnie
Mather. recording secretary, Mrs. |
Lewis Kreidler: corresponding sec
rotary. Mrs Kenneth Beers; treas
urer. Mrs. c. A Miller; critics. Mrs.
W. r. Schafer and Mrs. Ida North. |
Delegates TO the Michigan City con- |
vention viii be Mrs George Phil !
lips. Mrs y. :. Otis. Mrs. Lewis |
Kreidler. and Mrs. Samuel Bunker.
Parliamentary drill was conducted !
bv Mrs. North and Miss Vera Haw- |
Ixins rendered several piano numbers. |
Mrs. ]. T. Kelley. 626 s. Carroll St, |
will be hostess TO the club May 10.
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Mr.. and Mrs Reginald Williams, |
101f ". Seventh ST.. of the Williams |
Floral Co. entertained their en-
ployes Thursday evening at a Z /
o'clock dinner at the Nicholson Inn /
and at an Orpheum party. Laven-
der sweet peas and yellow daisies /
were prettily arranged on the ia |
Lle and corsages Of the same flow ]
ers were worn by the ladies. Mem |
hers OF the party were Mr.. and /
Mrs. Reginald Williams. Mr.. and I
Mrs. c. J. Noisom, Miss Martha |
Gelssell. Miss Sophia Latoski Ed |
ward Mailman and Edward Kowal-
ski.
The Ladies Aid society OF the |
Gloria Del Swedish church held its !
regular meeting in the church par /
Tors Thursday afternoon. After the !
usual business meeting songs were |
sung by the society and Mrs. A. Hell |
guist gave a reading. The afternoon |
was I'm the nature OF a surprise 10
Mrs. J. KuIlenberg in honor of her
birthday anniversary Refreshments |
were served. The society will meet [
May 10 i'm the church for the next
regular meeting
Members Of the Circle OF Mercy |
entertained at cards Thursday after
noon at St Patrick's hall as a benefit
90 the day nursery During the
meeting aprons were sold and a sill
Yer offering was taken Refresh
ments were served. Mrs. Newton
Holycross. S57 Marietta St. will be
hostess 20 the circle May 10.
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Mrs. G.. Collier. 64l Sancome av.
entertained the members OF the
Penelope club Thursday afternoon
After a short business session the
time was spent with guessing con-
tests. Mrs r.. DeWeiia and Mrs.