South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-26


throughout her program - voice Of
veivety softness and good musician-
ship. Her songs we're 20 don Fa-
tale, from Don Carlos, a group
consisting OF Fairy Pipers" By
Brewer: a Golden Thought" by
Ross and June" by Downing.
Mrs. Parks OF Mishawaka assisted
Miss ellis and needs no introduc-
tion 20 South Bend audiences. Her
playing IS always marked by artistry
and pure tone quality The musi-
clans we're accompanied by Miss
Valeria Bon Durant and Miss Mary
Doolittle.
Mrs. O. l. Warner. 32i $. Frank
lin st. entertained the Chaplin Park
w. g. T. T.. Friday afternoon al her
home The members responded to
roll with short articles from differ
ent papers on prohibition. During
the business hour IL was decided 10
donate s. 10 the Y NJ G. A. for
their work among the soldiers. An
amount was also donated 20 the Red
Cross. Mrs. Warner. who has just
great interest manifested in Florida
in prohibition One new mem Der
was taken into the club. The mem
q bers will hold a meeting on June 20.
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Mrs. J Leveque. 1902 r. Madison
st. entertained the members OF the
Penelope club Friday afternoon. Aft
er a short business meeting the time
was spent socially and with piano
selections given by Mrs. J. Drain.
FavOrs from the contest were award
ed 10 Mrs. C. Kimerley and Mrs.
William Fredericks. a two course
luncheon was served. Mrs. f. Patti
son and Mrs. w. Harper were the
guests of honor Mrs. William Wen
rick. 1863 Lincoln way w will en-
terrain the club June z.
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Mrs. Roy Smith. 743 Sancome av..
very pleasantly entertained the
members Of the Ladies Aid society
~ the Quincy street Baptist church
T.iday afternoon. After the busi-
ness meeting musical numbers were
rendered by Miss Marian Wright
and Miss Helen Shetterly. Mrs.
Robert Elliott was elected president
TO succeed Mrs. Roy Smith, who re-
signed. Refreshments were served.
Mrs A l. Palmeter. Sill Harrison
av. viii be hostess June %.
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Sewing for the poor was feature
OF the meeting of the Circle of Serv-
ice OF the First Baptist church Fri
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Walter NJ. Hildebrand. 625 Riverside
DIR. Refreshments were served to
1f ladies at the close of the after
noon An al! day sewing session will
e=heId Tuesday at the church. one
new member was taken in during
the meeting. Mrs. Robert Elbel. 42S
y. Michigan ST., will be hostess
June %
The regular general monthly
meeting of the Pastors Aid society
IF the First Christian church was
held Friday afternoon at the church.
After the usual business meeting d
pleasant social hour with refresh
ments was enjoyed. The next meet
iny viii he held Friday evening.
June %. at the church. when the
members VIII entertain their hus-
bands
Small boats were trimmed BY the
ladies OF the w r. G. Sewing circle
Friday afternoon at the regular
meeting at the c. A. r. hall for
Memorial Hay. Refreshments were
served at the close OF the afternoon
To 90 The ladies' will meet next
Friday for the business meeting and
June for the sewing circle meet
ing. Hostesses were Mrs. G.. r.
Smell. Mrs. John Foster and Mrs.
Kellogg.
Miss Lulu Carson. 1915 s Main
At. was hostess TO the Wanita Sew
ing circl Friday afternoon. The
time was spent with contests. prizes
being awarded 20 Mrs. Nellie Etline
and Mrs T.. Reed. Refreshments
were served 20 IS. Mrs Dora Car
son. 1906 : Taylor ST.. will be
hostess June s.
= musical festival was given
Friday evening at the Trinity NJ. E.
church under the direction OF Mrs.
NJ c. Hunt by the Pollyanna class
and Harvey KuntZ' Sunday school
class. The program was closed with
the unison singing Of America and
star SpanEled Banner.
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Mrs. Charles AIdrich. 1912 $ Main
St. was hostess TO the Fancy Needle
workers club Friday afternoon. Mrs.
AIdrich and Mrs. Albright rendered
several piano and violin duets after
which needlewOTk was enjoyed. Re
freshments were served TO nine
members and five guests. The house
was prettily decorated with ferns.
Mrs John Clemens. 319 Notre Dame
av.. will entertain the club June Z.
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Miss Catherine Darrah. who will
leave this morning for her home in
sugar Grove. O.. was given a theater
party Thursday evening al the Or
pheum. The guests were the Misses
Bernice and Julia Giomi. Miss Marie
Hagerty. Dorothy I.anEenbahn. Miss