South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-16
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN


az. entertained the Jucundi Acti
I-abores girls at their regular meet
ing Friday evening a business
meeting was held during which
plans for several social functions Of
the year were made. among them be-
ing "a stag party which viii be given
IN several weeks. Dancing was en-
joyed during the social hour. The
next meeting Will be held az the
home OF Miss Verna Meyer. 12O n.
Hill ST., March 2S.
Original sketches. music and pan
tomime presented by members Of
the club and a 15-minute stunt by
each of the departsents will be fea-
lures Of Originality day at the South
Bend Woman's club Tuesday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock in the club
rooms
a display Of al forms OF art. the
work OF the members. will be made
also. Certain Of the articles on ex-
hibit viii be held for the purpose of
securing funds for the Red Cross
Mrs. Fred L. Sims. chairman Of
the program committee. has charge
OF the program TO be presented Tues
day A business meeting will be
held at o'clock.
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Three interesting papers, i'm con-
tinuance OF the study of Marriage.
Divorce and Woman's New Relation
TO Society" were given at the meet
ing cf the literature department,
section two of the Progress club,
held in tn club rooms Friday af-
ternOOn. The first. a review Of THE
Madras House" by Granville Barker.
was presented by Mrs. Lawrence
Romine. Mrs. G. Mont Smith then
compared this with George Bel
nard Shaw's Getting Married"
Several poems by Robert w. Ser
vice were read by Mrs la Rue
Smith. Preceding the program Miss
Lillian NJ Martin rendered a violin
solo. The accompanies was Miss
Gladys 5eely. Miss Gertrude Brown,
Miss Florence Reamer and Mrs
Grace Fink Davis will appear on
the program at the meeting 10 be
held on March %.
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A pleasing musical program was
given at the meeting ~ The St Jo-
seph's Hospital Aid society in the
X. Of c. home Friday afternoon.
The program was in charge of Mrs.
Flora Guthrie and Mrs. Bridget Ha-
gerty. vocal solo by Miss Joseph
inc Decker, accompanied by Miss
Alaude Weber, was followed by an
interpretative dance by Miss Mar
garet Coles. Several numbers by
the St Joseph school orchestra
were well received. A violin duet
was given by Miss Lillian Singler
and Miss Freda Grimm. and vocal
duet was rendered by Miss Sarah
O'Neil and Miss Gertrude Baum
gartner. Patriotic sonEs were suns
by the members at the conclusion
of the program.
Mrs c. c. Bowman, III y. scott
ST.. assisted by Mrs. A. W. HUFF
Mrs Gertrude Smith and Mrs. G. Q.
Callahan, entertained members OF
the Woman's auxiliary Of the West
minister esbyterian church Friday
afternoon. There were so present,
including several guests. Several vo
cal numbers were presented by the
Westminster quartet and Mrs. Wa
ter Stamm gave a reading, THE
Kaiser's Dream" A piano solo by
A,rs. Charles A. Bacon and a vocal
quet by Mrs. J. T. Rybn and Mrs.
Bowman completed the program.
ON April 10 the auxiliary viii meet
with Mrs b. +. Augustine. 1915
Riverside DIR.
90 r,FI
the American Revolution was held
Friday afternoon at the home of
AIRS. r.. T.. Daicey, 1895 Yukon av
The Social and Political Effects of
backward Immigration" was the /.
subject of a paper presented by Mrs /
e. r. Francis Assistant hostesses /
at the meeting were Mrs. :. J.
Crumpacker and Mrs. Arthur s r. /
win. Mrs. Albert Myers. All s |
Main ST.. assisted by Mrs John /
Campbell Will entertain the mem
beers on April 10
Mrs Wesley Miller 40 r. Broad
way. was hostess TO members of the /
Berean Bible class of the Grace VI. /
r. church Friday night Devotions
were i'm charge of Mrs r. b. ia
quth and piano solo was given
by Mrs. sadie G.. Row. Games and
contests were enjoyed the contest
favor beiue awarded To Mrs. CLYDE
Williams. The next meeting will
be held on April 10.
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Mrs Carrie Meyer led the devo-
uonal exercises at the meeting of