South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-19

An attractive music program has
Eeen arranged by members Of the
music department OF the Progress
club to be presented before the club
members and guests Saturday after
noon in the club rooms
The work OF American composer
has been studied during the season
uy the music department and selec-
lions from these American musi-
cans have been chosen for the pro-
gram Saturday.
Many OF South Bends hnest mu-
sicians will appear. among whom
VIII bee Mrs. Grace Fink Davis, Mrs
= A. Rode. Mrs G.. A. Fulmer Mrs
r. ST. Morris. Mrs J. r.. Nuner. Mrs
Guy Staples. Miss Camilla Butter
worth. Mrs Nolney r. Huff. Mrs g
- Fara baugh. Miss Nernice ElbeL
Miss Vida ShOuts, Mrs Frank
Slower. Mrs Max Miranda. Miss
Naude Weber. Miss Helen Guilfoyle
and Miss Maud Heath. Miss Heath,
Mrs. slower. Miss Guiifoyle and Miss
Weber viii act as accompanies as
well as soioists.
OF the many successful general
club meetings which the mem beers
have had. this gives promise Of be-
ing one OF the most enjoyable OF
any
An important business meeting IS
"a be held at 2.15 O'Clock and the
entertainment viii begin at 9
O'Clock.
A o O'Clock dinner was given at
re Lexington tea room Thursday
night honorinE Miss Aileen David
son. who leaves Monday for Wash
ington. -. -, where she will be en-
Tloyed i'm the war ordnance depart
Uent. 10y members Of the office staff
of the Ellsworth's store, where Miss
Davidson has been employed for the
past four and a half years. The table
which was attractively decorated
with spring flowers and tiny silk
flags. was laid with covers for 10
guests. After the dinner a program
Of patriotic music and readings was
enjoyed Miss Davidson was pre-
scented with a large silk American
Flag.
Mrs T.. r. Carpenter. 500 r. Col
fax av.. entertained members Of the
irwin City Sewing circle Thursday
afternoon In contests which were
held. favors were awarded 10 Mrs.
o. Compton and Mrs. O. =. Harper.
Mrs. w. g.. Herzog. $50 Third ST.,
N,shawaka. viii entertain the club
in two weeks.
"The Progfess Of Medical Mis-
sions" was the subject Of the lesson
presented by Mrs. w. IT. Hillman
at the meeting of the WOmen's For
eign Missionary society Of the Trim
ity Presbyterian church at the HON
of Mrs. Walter r. Larkin. GA Cleve-
land av.. Thursday afternoon. Piano
solos were given by Miss Frances
Iarkin and Mrs. Meade. Mrs. shaw,
accompanied by Myron Chidester
gave a vocal solo Mr.. Chichester
also entertained with a piano solo
a recitation was given by little Miss
Irma Peck "The Witch Doctors
of Africa" was the subject of a pa
per read Joy Mrs. Calvin Beatty. At
the business meeting the members
decided 90 begin a subscription con
test to the missionary paper. THE
Friend" Each side viii be supplied
with a flag, resembling service
flag. the stars of which viii repre-
sent subscriptions. The winning
side will he guests of the losing side
at an army mess" at the close of
the contest Mrs. T. 3. Showalter,
cleveland av.. will be hostess to the
members on May Is.
=
Mrs. Bert Kiplinger. 1896 r. &C.
dar ST. entertained members of the
Ladies' B.ble class of the Lowell
Heights NJ r. church Thursday
night. Assistant hostesses were Mrs.
Fred Kistler and Mrs. II. r. Hollar.
\ donation OF IS was made 10 the
Red Cross by members Of the class.