South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-26

Mr.. and Mrs. y. F. Augustine.
1915 Riverside dr.. entertained with
a Z O'Clock dinner Thursday evening
for Il guests. The table was center
ed with a mound OF sweet peas. Fol
lowing the dinner the guests filed
three tables at Dixie rock. The
guests were Sir. and Mrs. l.. c. Lam
don. Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Robinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. y. @. Leer. Rev. and
Mrs. j. NJ. Alexander. Mr.. n Mrs.
q. p. Du Comb and Nj. and Mrs.
Morse.
Mrs. Dan Raymonds. 736 Harri-
son av.. was hostess at a meeting
OF the North Side Social club Thurs
day afternoon. Sewing FOR Belgian
refugees occupied the hours. Guests
OF the club were Mrs. Grouse, Mrs.
Matthews and Mrs. Jenkins. Mrs.
Frank StrickIer. Sill Portage av..
Will entertain the members in two
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Whorton. Gil s.
Franklin St. entertained the Macca-
bee Red Cross club members Thurs
N4L 1ANNA 14A AGEA AAEAAAnENA
were present TO sew for Belgian
children. The members viii meet
in two weeks at the home OF Mrs.
Whorton TO pack a box to be sent
TO the children OF Belgium.
An all-day meeting Of the Non
pareil club was held at the home
Of Mrs. William Hege, Bronson St.
Thursday. In the afternoon the
members working in the su gical
dressings department OF the Red
Cross. In two weeks Mrs. c. F..
Fries, sol Pennsylvania av. will en-
terrain and the afternoon will b.
occupied with Red Cross sewing.
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The composer. Charles w. Cad
man, was studied by members of
the music department Of the Prog
ress club at the final meeting Of
the year held in the club rooms
Thursday afternoon. The life Of the
composer was given by Miss Helen
Pierce and His Compositions" was
the subject or y paper presented by
Mrs. La Rue Smith. AIRS. Frank
a Slower has charge of the delight
ful musical program which was pre-
sented. and played all OF the accom-
paniments. The club chorus opened
the program with the selection,
BOugh." followed by a rendition on
the piano Of The ~Thunderbird
suite" by Mrs. G. A. Farabaugh. Two
vocal numbers. Land Of the Sky
blue Water" and II Hear a Thrush
OF Efaa % raw .rgr..w. H- A..
Rode. and Miss Wilda Shonts pre-
sented a viOlin selection. a. Dawn
Ing" The Pompadour's Fan" and
ITO a Vanishing Race" were played
or the piano by Mrs. Frank A.
Stover. followed by a song. I'm
Paradise" by Mrs. Grace Fink Da-
Wis. Mrs. Charles T. Zigler gave the
current events for the afternoon.
Mrs. J.. G. Otis was reelected
president of the Thursday club al
the meeting held Thursday after
roo at the home OF Mrs. l.. II. Or
Wis. 617 : Clinton st. other officers
elected were Mrs. George W. Phil
lips. vice president: Mrs. G. l.
Smith. recording secretary. Mrs.
Marshel Hughes. corresponding sec
rotary: Mrs. G. J. Gaskill. treasurer:
and Mrs. Ira Ullery and Mrs. 3. H.
Gerthide. critics. A reading. "GlOr-
ietta." was given by Mrs. J. c. Otis.
The next meeting or the society Will
be held on May 9 in the basement OF
the public library. Members Of the
club will attend in 2 body the eighth
convention of the 18th District Fed
Grafton of Clubs TO be held in La
porte on May %.
Mrs. r.. G. Batty. 1853 T.. Indiana
aV.. was hostess to members of the
Ladies' Aid society. section one. OF
the Indiana Avenue Christian church
Thursday afternoon. In the two
contests which were held the IA
vors were won by Mrs. Anton Swan
SON.. Mrs. J. w. Thompson, Mrs.
Norton and Mrs. Charles NJ. Culp.
Miss Nellie Doran entertained with
a piano solo. There were 25 mem
hers present. On May Is a meet
Ing OF the society will be held at
the home OF Mrs. W. A. B~rundige.
2S4 Haney av.
Thirty members OF the Sewing So
ciety OF the Zion Evangelical church
met at the parish school Thursday
afternoon. Needlework occupied the
time. Hostesses at the meeting wero
Mrs. August Goehner. Mrs. Clara