South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-08

The Women's Village Improve
ment Club" is the title OF a comedy
sketch 20 be given Saturday after
noon by Il members Of the mothers
department Of the Progress club be-
fore members OF the general club.
The sketch promises TO he OF I'M
usual interest. since a number OF
local current events will be fea-
tured. Mrs. Fred Farley viii rem
der a group OF songs and a social
hour Will follow.
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Live Oak Grove No J.. Woodmen
Circle. held "A meeting Wednesday
evening and elected the following
delegates and alternates 20 the state
convention which convenes April
at Bloomington as follows. Dele
gates. Mesdames Clara FOrst Kate
Faelhof. celia Forst and Emma
Sheuemberger, alternates, Mesdames
Minnie Rickle Lucy Bright. Emma
Leslie and Grace Kizer. Following
this Il applications were balloted
upon and two candidates were in
itiated A committee was also ap-
pointed for the lodge entertainment
I.
prised OF the Mesdames olive Zerby,
Clara Hubbard and Gladys Pack.
The Mecca club was entertained
"Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Frank Fash. Lincoln way
W. The time was spent with needle
work and contests. favors in the
latter going 10 Mrs. George Helems
The club will meet in two week.
WITH Mrs. Ray Noyes, +. Madison
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The junior law class OF the Uni
Versity OF NOtre Dame held its an
uual dancing party az Place hall
last evening. Seventy couples en-
joved the program OF 16 dances
which was played by the seven piece
Messick orchestra. Dainty blue and
gold programs contained the en-
gagements and the hall was effec-
lively decorated with university pen
nanAs and blankets.
Guests Of honor were Hon. and
Mrs. O. A FarabauSh. Hon and
Mrs. F. J. Vurpillat. Prof. and Mrs.
John Herman DR.. and Mrs. r. j.
Powers and Prof and Mrs. William
l.. Benitz Glass officers in charge
were Thomas NJ. Healey, president;
John NJ. Raab. vice president: JO-
seph =. O'Hara, secretary; Maximil-
ian G. Kazus, treasurer: Frank j.
Hurley, historian. and Robert Nc
CURE. sergeant-at-arms The spe-
Cial dance committee was Clifford p
D'Sullivan. Charles McCauley, Rich
ard Dunn. Macmillan G. Kazus,
Arthur Bergman and John Raab.
Delegates from five parishes at
tended the district missionary meet
Ing Of the diocese held Wednesday
at st. James Episcopal church. The
Parishes represented were those of
Alishawaka, Elkhart, Goshen, Bris-
tol. Howe and Plymouth Mrs
Walter Muessel acted as chairman
and Mrs w. J. Cordick Of Plymouth
as secretary.
Services began at II o'clock with
he missionary Litany read by
bishop John Hazen White. which
was followed by routine business.
MONDAY prayers were led by Arch
deacon long Of the diocese. At 1880.
y. w c. A. and the prog ram was
continued at the church at o'clock
with roll call
Interesting addresses were given
10y Miss Mary May White who
spoke on United Offering" and the
Pilgrimage of Prayer" Mrs. Vic
tor Won Kubinyt discussed Hungar-
ian work, the mission work Of the
diocese vas described at length by
Archdeacon Long and the program
closed with an absorbing talk by FIR
White on the foreign Aeld in the
diocese. The annua missionary
meeting will be held at Plymouth
May 16.
4 formal dinner will be given in
the pink room of the oliver hotel
next Tuesday evening by members
OF the Woman's Dining club. The
occasion will be the usual monthly
social affair of the club. After the
dinner Mrs. George VI. Studebaker,
ST., is 20 talk 10 the guests on Gar
oens." a subject in which she Is es-
pecially interested. and one Which
Eives promise OF enjoyment to the
members. The remainder OF the
evening will be given to Miss Hazel
Harris soprano. and Miss Dora
Hershenow, pianist who will ap-
pear in recital
The club members will give their
annual guest party on Tuesday
evening. Marcn l.. in the tapestry
room OF the hotel This affair. like
the other events on the club cal
endar, viii be elaborate in it, de-
sails. and will be in the nature of a
Cinner-danCe.
Madison Township Home Eco
uomics club held its regular month
Is meeting Wednesday afternoon at
the home or Miss Nora Horein The
subject for the afternoon was ''Su-
gar" and discussions we're led by
Miss Edna Beehler Miss Clara
Schurr and Miss Minnie Anthony.
The topic, How should a Woman's