South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-11

nun lnuan or the kuutsman flats.
There was an attendance Of "a. A
program was presented consisting II
the following numbers. Vocal solo
hy Mrs. Herbert Anderson vocal
trio by Mrs. Solomon Herring. Mrs.
Christian Reimold and Mrs 3. i.
Vert; reading by Miss Ruth Bens-
ton. duet by Miss Mabel Hagey
and Miss Helen Stems piano solo.
Hiss Bernice Axtell Miss Marie
Casper Of Chicago was am out Of
town guest
The next regular meeting OF the
auxiliary will be held Tuesday after
noon in the Red Cross headquarters.
A number OF friends entertained
for Mrs. Mary Kaiser at her home.
f2S s. Franklin ST. Wednesday. In
honor OF her 10th birthday !anniver-
sary
The annual NOtre Dame Fresh
man frolic was held i'm the Rotary
room OF the oliver hotel Wednesday
night. the net proceeds going 10 the
Is. Of q. war fund. Seventy
couples attended the affair which
equaled in every respect It's prede-
cessOrs. The grand march. led by
Miss Maybelle Bickelhaupt and En-
NETT Sweeney, president of the
freshman class, preceded the pro-
gram OF "a dances PLAYED by Dona-
hue's orchestra. A color motif of
blue and white was effected in the
programs which were very attrac-
York ely and Miss Cohan Of Chi
cago .ere the out OF town guests.
The patrons and patronesses We're
Prof. and Mrs. W. j.. BenitZ. Prof.
and Mrs. j. NJ. COOney and prof.
and Mrs r. j. VurpilIat The dance
committee included Emmett Sween-
ey, chairman: Bernard r.. Murphy;
Edward Sheahan. Edward Dunn.
James Keegan. George Meredith.
Walford Duffy, and Alden Cusick.
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Thirty couples attended the for
NAL dancing party given by men,
bers of the Notre Dame Glee club
40 the Elks temple Wednesday
night. Members of the senior class
at the university were invited
Jennett OF Streator, H., led the
grand march with r. ]. Dunn
Music for the 20 dances was fur
nished by the University orchestra.
Members of the committee in charge
of the affair comprised John l..
Reuss, John Grupa, Walter O'Keefe.
Joseph n. McGinnis. r. B. Devine
Charles OvertOn and Dillon Patter-
son.
Work Being Done by the w G.
u. for the Soldiers and Sailors"
Vas the subject discussed by Mrs.
J. G. Otis at the meeting Of the
Pleasant View w. &. T. u. held
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs.
Charles w. Hopkins 1887 n. John
son St Z violin solo was given by
Miss Evelyn Reyer, accompanied by
Miss Bernice Reyer, and a vocal
duet was rendered by Miss Irene
Clark and Miss Gladys Tewksbury.
The meeting was attended by 10
members. May 8 VIII be the date
Of the next meeting
"Favorite War Recipes were
given iH response 10 roll call by To
10 members of the Clay and Har-
ris Home Economics club present
az the meeting held Wednesday at
ternOon at the home Of Mrs. Charles
Fuller. Edwardsbufg rd. Miss Flea
nor Cooley read a paper on THE
Source and Danger Of Dirt" House
hold Pests and Means Of Control
ling" was the subject presented by
discussing Household COnveniences
Which Have Proved Worthy" was
read by Mrs. Dell Mace. Readings
were given by Miss Eleanor Cooley.
Mrs. Arthur Ripley and Mrs. Roy
Mace. and a vocal solo was rendered
by Miss Maude Gray. Miss Gray,
Edwardsburg I'd. will be hostess 10
the members at the meeting TO be
held on April "a.
:.
sixteen members and four gu -7ts
were present at the meeting ne
Ladies' Aid society and Bible class
OF Maple Grove held Wednesday at
the home OF Mrs. William Retiring
residing north of the Maple Grove
I'd. 4 discussion OF the 22nd and
23rd chapters OF Matthew was led
bv Mrs Adam Martin. Mrs Martin
viii be hostess 20 the members on
May s.
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Mrs Norman Kizer. 752 sherman
av.. vas hostess 10 IA members Of
The W. G.. Needle club AT noon
luncheon Wednesday, the affair hon
oring the birthday anniversary Of
Mrs. Edward f. Saelhof. Needlework
was the diversion of the afternoon.
In two weeks the mem hers viii meet
with Mrs. Harry Kramer s0l w,
I.asalle Nv.
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Mrs. Jack NJ. Hambay. ZIG 2.
Sample St. entertained members Of
the Centennial club Wednesday at
terroou. Mrs. John r. Gully, Mrs
Adam Books and Mrs. Cavanaugh