South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-05-04

One Of the most delightful affairs
OF the Progress club this year was the
tea given Thursday afternoon al the
Nicholson Inn by the music depart
ment OF the club. in compliment to
Mrs. G, =. DrummOnd. chairman OF
the department, and her daughter.
AIRS. Hortense Drummond Hartzer.
Of Chicago. The tables were set for
so guests in the Japanese room. bas-
kets Of pink and pale yellow roses
and Ereenery making attractive dec
Grafton. The guests OF honor. Mrs
DrummOnd and Mrs Hartzer. re-
ceived cOrsage bouquets OF pink
sweet peas. Featuring the after
noon was most amusing little
ketch, good natured satire on mu-
SIC. with Mrs. T.. NJ Morris and Mrs.
G. A. Fulmer appearing as Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Fredericks Butts and
Miss Helen Guilfoyle as their child
prodigy. Mr.. and Mrs. Butts. ac-
coinpanied by Miss Mabel Bartlett
upon the piano. rendered "a selection
from II Travatore with much feeling
and their child prodigys rendition
Of a piano selection was without a
mistake in spite Of her parents I"
critical watching. Preceding the
act, .. number Of the women spoke
Interestingly before the guests, Miss
BARTLETT first introducing Mrs. L. ].
Dare, who proposed a toast 10 Mrs
Drummond. following which Mrs X
G. DeRhOdes, president Of the club.
outlined briefly the growth of the
music department. remarking that
the department members possessed
the real club spirit. giving their time,
their talent and their money to-
ward making il a success. Mrs
Frank Hatch spoke next upon mu-
sic in general, after which Mrs.
Drummond responded with an ex-
preston Of her appreciation Of the
loyalty Of the members or her de-
partment.
Miss Margaret Hartman. who will
be married next week 10 w. O. Har-
Ian Of Houston. Tex. was the guest
Of honor at a miscellaneous shower
giTen Thursday evening by Miss
Clara Bauerinfeind and Miss Hilda
Stypsinska. at the latter's home, 715
y Hill st. Vocal duets by the
Misses LeOna and Florence Poehl-
man. piano selections by Miss Verna
Meyer and Victrola music were
enjoyed. Contest favors were award
ed 10 Miss Edith Barth and Miss
LeOna POehlman. The house was
decorated in American flags. A
luncheon was served TO IS, guests
from out OF the city being Miss Anna
Sack OF Ashton. Idaho. and Miss
FriendaHeine r of Mishawaka.
Invitations have been issued for
the wedding Of Miss Rosetta Nc
Henry. daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
John McHenry. 1915 Lincoln way
w. and Paul w. Fassnacht. son of
Mr.. and Mrs Christopher Fassnacht,
col Park av.. which will take place
MAY Il at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
McHenry.
Miss Ruth Rock, 313 f. South St,
was pleasantly surprised by the
Good Friends Ladies Thursday even
ing the guests coming In costume.
Patriotic songs. recitations and a
reading by Miss Bessie Hogue fea-
tured the evening. A picnic lunch
was served to Is.
:.
Miss Helen Davies will he hostess
at o'clock dinner this evening
at her home. 917 w. Washington
av. The table will be decorated
with sweet peas and roses and covers
will be laid for 90. Miss Helen Moses
and Mr.. and Mrs. George Davies Of
Chicago. who are here for the week
end. will be guests from out of the
city.
Members Of the Women's auxiliary
of the Trinity VI. +. church met for
"a business session at the church
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. NJ. c.
Hunt had charge of the devotionals.
Plans for a thimble were made TO be
held at the home of Mrs. W II. Hol-
lingsworth. 1928 Portage av.. May
25.
The Ladies' Aid society and Home
Missionary society Of the First
Evangelical church met at the home
Of Mrs. Ernest Ulbricht. 81 L.
Keasey ST. Thursday afternoon.
During the business meeting officers
for the ensuing year were elected.
President, Mrs. Paul Wolter; vice
president Mrs. Fred Fehwltzer: re-
cording secretary. Mrs. Edward
Luther; treasurer. Mrs George
Long: CORES ponding secretary. Mrs.
George Holston. Refreshments were