South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-11


presented a number ~ her piano
pupils in recital Thursday evening.
IN connection with the piano solos.
contest. In which few Of the class
took part. was held 10 determine
what member was most proficient
In playing ali keys both major and
minor. The rcld medal which was
offered by Mrs Harrington as an
award was won by Ocean smith
Those taking par: in the program
were: Eloise flasher. Warren Frame.
Nor Murphy. Wanda Lavengood.
David Smith. Robert Iostetler
opal Meyers. Carma Martin. Vir-
ginia Turner. Dorothy Born. Fay
Ashley. Irene Macklsn, Francis
T.avengood Laura Weidman. Irma
Hopper. Mary Magdeline Smith
Celia Saline. Arthur Gaik. Miriam
spohnholz. Lucille Tasher. ocean
Smith, Esther swalley
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delightful aIl-day meeting OF
the North Side Culture club was
held Thursday at the country home
OF Mrs. John S. Bordner on the Niles
I'd. During the season Of 1s1s-'19
the club will meet Thursday Of each
week. All literary work except
current events will he dispensed
with. and the time will be devoted
20 war relief work At present the
members are piecing quilts for the
Belgian babies. Current events
were given by Mrs. Orlo Deahl, and
included discussion OF the success
OF the concrete ship. an article en-
titled Twenty Minutes by Tunnel
from Dover 10 Calais" and poem.
Peace Terms" by Edgar Guest
The next meeting VIII be held with
Mrs. Scott Lcck. y. Shore dr.. on
oct L.
Miss Sybu Jennings. 31s 6. St.
Louis blvd. entertained the Jucundi
Acu I.abores club at her home
Thursday evening. A short business
meeting was followed by Red Cross
work. Miss Mabel Jennings Of
Chicago was an out-of town guest
OF the club The next meeting will
be held at the home OF Miss Voneta
Kruger. 7O7 Cushing st.
with Mrs. Jennie Norris SIT y.
Adams St. all day Thursday. to sew
for the Belgian children. The next
meeting will be held at the same
home in two weeks.
Rev G. ". Titus OF Mishawaka
spoke 10 members OF the G. ". B.
NJ OF the First Christian church at
the meeting held Thursday after
noon at the home or Miss Rolene
Abbott. 1929 Riverside DIR. Mrs.
j. :. Robinson had charge Of the
program. which consisted OF a paper
by Mrs. ". A. O'DeU. a vocal solo
by Mrs Guy Staples, and a vocal
selection By the ladies' quartet.
which includes Mrs. Charles Bloom
Mrs. Dan Nye. Mrs. Guy Staples
and Mrs F. O. Schoeppel Fifty
four members were present at the
meeting. Mrs J. n Hunter. 10
Portage av.. will he hostess to the
members on Nov. Z
Mrs A. G. Rumpf $40 Portage
av.. assisted by Mrs. r. N. Hamil-
ton. Mrs. G. J. Whitmer and Mrs
George y Bergus.. entertained mem
hers OF the Worth While circle Of
the First NJ. F. church Thursday
afternoon. Election OF officers re-
suited in Mrs Rumpf being chosen
president. Miss Alice Creed, vice
president; Mrs Harry Moore. sec
rotary. and Mrs G. d. BrittOn,
treasurer. These officers will also
serve as the Red Cross auxiliary
officers
Continuing the study of American
music. members OF the music de-
partment Of the Progress club pre-
scented a program treating the life
and compositions OF James II.
Rogers at the meeting held in the
club rooms Thursday afternoon.
The presentation OF the musical Sc
lections was preceded BY a paper on
The Life and Work OF Rogers" by
Mrs. A. p r. Gammack Mrs. Rob
ert Hoiverscheid. who had charge
of t1e musical program. sang
War" and The star" Love Note"
and a Chinese lyric. wild Geese. "
were rendered by Mrs. J. A Rode.
Miss Evelyn Tohulka sang. The
Wind Song" Mrs Frank Slower
and Miss Maude Weber were the ac-
companisfs. The current events for
the day were presented by Mrs.
Homer Robinson. The department
will hold its next meeting on Oct
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