South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-16


! OF the Progress club Thursday aft
ernoOn. Mrs. Harry Bartlett had
| charge OF the discussion while Mr.
IC. II. Harper gave an interesting
| talk on Russian Folk Music" Miss
| Vida Shonts had charge OF the mu-
I steal program which was one of
UNUSUAL merit Germany" piano
! selection, was played by Miss Marie
William and Miss Marjorie Hibberd:
| "Springtime Of Love-, solo, by Mrs.
j. A. Rode, accompanied by Miss
I Maud Weber: Spanish Dances.
violin and piano, Miss Shontz. Miss
| lillian Martin and Mrs. ROLAND
Witwer; "Valse A" piano. was play
ed by Miss Vernice EIbel. and the
Caprice Espagnol." piano. by Miss
Maud Weber. The current events
discussion was in charge OF Miss
Maud Mueller. The department will
meet again March l.
An unusually interesting meeting
OF the Impromptu club was held
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Miss Maude Hoke. s14 Harrison av.
The days topic was "A Century OF
Patriotism" and the program con-
sisted OF several absorbing papers
/ on the subject Mrs T. J. Swantz
gave a discussion on The Early Cali
10 Arms" Mrs. Edwin Morse. a pa
per on the Civil war and Mrs G. A.
Bacon, one on the Spanish American
war. A number Of old war relics
were on display and proved 10 be OF
great interest. Mrs q. " Pollock.
] SOS Rex St, viii be hostess to the
club. March l.
Several pleasant dinner parties
were given Thursday at the Nicholson
Inn. among them an informal din
ner by Mr.. and Mrs c. A. Ostrom
Of Mishawaka. Covers were placed
for six at a table prettily centered
with pink carnations.
The Bridge club held it's regular
meeting at the Inn with dinner for
II at a table appointed in pink. The
remainder OF the evening was spent
with cards
Miss Ella Renan was hostess to
five of her friends at an informal
dinner. Carnations We're used at
tractive1y in decorations
Mrs. Otto Walters, 3O4 =. Broad
way. was hostess Thursday after
noon to the members of the Non
pareil club on the occasion of its
regular meeting Favors in contests
were awarded Mrs Elliott LaHom-
medieu and Mrs. George Wheelock.
dainty luncheon was served by the
hostess. Mrs. George Barrett. 719
Lindsey St. will entertain the club
at its next regular meeting 10 be
held March L. Friday evening, the
annual club banquet will be held at
the home Of Mrs. Leonard Lydick,
Diamond av.
Mrs. c. III. Ham, S. Sixteenth ST.,
River Park. was successfully sur
prised Thursday afternoon by MEM
bers of Olive Grove. No. two. Wood
men circle. Fourteen members and
two guests were present. The after
noon was pleasantly spent with mu-
sic and contests In the latter, favors
were awarded Mrs. Ellis Brown.
Mrs. Emma Barnard and Mrs.
Cordier. A delicious luncheon was
served.
Members of the Aid society Of
Gloria Del Swedish Lutheran
church were entertained Thursday
afternoon at the church. Hostesses
for the event were Mrs John
Christoffson and Mrs A. Helquist.
The program consisted of a recita-
ton by Mrs a. Anderson. talk by
Rev. Olson and a reading by Mrs.
J. Kullenburg. Light refreshments
were served during the social hour.
The society will meet March l, at
the church.
Twelve members OF the Good
Friends club were very pleasantly
entertained Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Charles Rickels.
:. Fellows st. The meeting was IN
the nature OF a Valentine party and
the guests appeared in quaint cos
tunes. Valentines were used as place
cards at the delicious three course
dinner served at six o'clock On
March 1, Mrs. George O'Dell. sos S.
Michigan St. will entertain the club.
\
Mrs Flora Guthrie entertained
charmingly Thursday afternoO at
the Nicholson Inn for the mem bers
OF the Circle OF Mercy. Naleut ne
decorations were used effective.
red and white carnations forming