South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-10

taught BY Miss Dorothy Yingst of
Chicago. at the Farmers Trust hall
Monday afternoon. The affair
marked the close OF the dancing
term and aside from the class mem
bers, many invited guests partici-
pated In the dancing and large
number OF the children's parents
enjoyed IL as much in looking on.
Interpreted with the regular dances
was a program Of specialties.
The Misses Dorothy and Ann
Marie McInerny and Miss Jane Den
mis- danced a sailors hOrnpipe. The
Little Cocuette" and The Poppies"
were danced by a group OF little
girls including the Misses Teresa
Salinger. Ruth Fowler. Dorothy and
Ann Marie McInerny. Lucille and
Hortense Ciralski. Christine Sanders.
Jane Dennis. Alice Rupel, Fannie
Burke and Edna Thielens The
Misses Dorothy and Ann Marie Nc
Inerny appeared again In the High
land Fling" and the entire class par
ticipated in the Skaters SchOt-
tisch" Miss Yingst will reopen the
class the latter part OF next October.
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An announcement which comes as
a surprise TO many is that Of the
marriage o. NJ. r. BOvard 20 Miss
1ladge V. Spencer Of Marseilles. Ill,
which took place Saturday after
noon at Waukeegan. The ceremony
was performed at 2 o'clock at the
parsonage OF the First Congrega-
tional church. Rev. W. Ernest Col
Inns officiating. Mrs. BOvard is a
graduate Of Lake Forest college and
Mr.. BOvard was formerly a student
OF journalism at Illinois university.
lie is employed on the reportorial
staff OF the Tribune. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bovard are at home at 7O1 y. ST.
Louis blvd.
Thirty members OF the Keora
club celebrated their annual hero"
night with a banquet at the Y. W.
g. a. Monday evening. Decorations
in yellow and white were used. daft
fOdils helping 10 carry out the Color
scheme A victrola furnished music
during the evening. Mrs. J. s.
CONan gave a number OF short read
as toast mistress. introduced the fol-
lowing Welcome to the Boys. ="
Greta Edner: response, Dutch Cum
bingham: Rainbow Roads" Lois
Wathers: Gross Roads" Miss
Marsh: vanishing Roads" Bernice
Carr: The Red Road" Eddy O'Don-
nell
The Young Women's auxiliary
OF the First Presbyterian church
met at the home Of Miss Gertrude
Brown. 432 y. Lafayette St. Monday
afternoon. Miss Eleanor Mueller
rendered several solos and Mrs.
Horace Fox gave a reading. Refresh
ments were served TO 80 with the
idea of Easter. The assisting host
esses were Miss Charlotte Partridge,
Mrs. Hale Jackson. Mrs. J. l.. viii
son and Mrs r. NJ. Morris. Miss
Lillian Martin. 226 :. Taylor St, will
entertain the society May Z.
The art department of the Prog
ress club met Monday afternoon in
the club rooms. Miss Isabelle
Kennedy gave a detailed talk on
the characteristics of Neronese and
a general comparison of the work
OF Tintorette and Titan. Mrs.
charles Coen described the picture
OF the Marriage OF Cana" and
Mrs Jacob Keiner talked on Cur
rent Art Notes" The subject for
study for the coming year will be
T'rfench and Flemish art OF the Re
naissance period. The next meeting
Will be April 6.
The district meeting Of the DaUgh-
ters OF POcahOntas will be held al
Red Mems hall this evening. The
cities included in the meeting are
AIishawaka, Culver. Bremen. The
Create Pocahontas" OF Indianapolis
and south Bend. There will be so
new members from South Bend Civ
en- the degree and many more are
expected 10 be taken in from other
cities. The Red Men band will fur
1tsh the music for the evening. \
banquet and dancing Will follow the
program
Many OF South Bends music low
erS en1ONed a concert OF lnQlana M u
sic Monday evening" at the First NJ
r. church. The program which was
under the auspices OF the brother
hood or the church. was successfully
arranged by Mrs. Dan Pyle. The
music ranged from the light senu-
mental ballad 10 patriotic songs
which greatly 5eftted the times. So
los. duets. chorUses and orchestral
numbers were the features OF the
evening.
The =. F. s. auxiliary held its reg
ular meeting I'm the Masonic club
rooms Monday afternoon. The
time was spent socially and with
needle work Refreshments were
served in harmony with Easter
The hostesses were Mesdames Della
Lay. Flora Thomas, Bessie Stock
ford. Edith Bates and Clara Barton
The next meeting will be April 2S
at the hall.
Miss TheIma Avery. SO sherman
av.. VINO is spending the winter
with her mother and brother in Los
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