South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-15

Mrs. Mary X ShinvilIe. SIS W.
Jefferson blvd. has announced the
engagement OF her daughter, Mar
garet Janet. % Leo Mailer. son ~
M and Mrs Melvin Mailer OF
Mishawaka. The announcement Vas
made Thursday evening az an in
formal party given for Il friends
Of Miss shiuville. A lunch was
served during the evening at a table
decorated with spring flowers. Cards
cut into parts were placed az each
plate and when pieced together
formed a heart bearing the names
or the young couple. The wedding
VIII take place shortly after Easter
A Nevin program was given at
n meeting OF fhe music debart-
ment OF the Progress club held in
the club rooms Thursday afternoon.
Miss Mary DuShane read an inter
esting paper on the life Of the com
poser and Mrs Fred W Reed pre-
sented some OF nis music. Mrs. w.
r. Bryan had charge Of the must
cal program. The club chorus
sang Bedtime. accompanied by
Miss Maude Heath. Miss Vernice
EIbel played. Shepherds All and
Maidens Fair" Miss Eleanor MueI-
Ter sang. Goodnight Beloved ac-
companied by Miss Rosa sack.
Miss Maude Weber then PLAYED dse
piano numbers. "A Day in Venice.
Dawn" The G|ondoliers. "A We
hetian Love Song, and Coed
AenLm HH ~ Il IT, 1870
Mighty LAX q Rose. accompa-
MED by Miss Mabel Bartlett. The
Rosary" was sung by Mrs. W. r.
Bryan, accompanied by Mrs. Frank
Stover. and "a two piano number
"A Country Dance" was played by
Miss Maude Weber and Mrs. Frank
A.. Slower
Mrs. }. Nuner. accompanied by
. Mrs. Stover sang 20 That We Two
Were A-Maying." Miss Minnie Su-
ehanek had charge Of the current
events. The next meeting will be
held March %. at which time the
life and work OF Harry Rowe Shell
ley will be discussed.
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Members Of the second section OF
NhNE LHNfANNE NAA 0nNANNN VI 1AuAE W
t.. church were hOstesses at "A gen
ersl meeting OF the society held
Thursday afternoon i'm the church
p~ar1ors. The Scripture lesson was
read by Mrs +. b. Jaquith and
Mrs. Christian r. Smith and Mrs.
Henry KaIe led the devotional ex-
e%rcises. A pleasing program fol-
lowed the business session. Mrs.
Andrew y. Hndebrand played a
piano solo and Miss Mildred Lane
gave "A reading. Mrs. Frank s. Rex
strew and Miss Marjorie Fields en-
tertained with a vocal duet and "A
piano duet was presented by Mrs.
Hildcbrand and her daughter. Ber-
tina May. A vocal solo was given by
Miss Cleo Davis and a number OF
songs were given by a quartet COM
posed Of Miss Davis, Mrs. r. TT.
Crowder. Mrs. George s. Gall and
Mrs. clyde Bunch. Members of the
society will be entertained on APRIL
II by members of section three.
:.
a patriotic meeting OF the Ard
more Heights Home Economics
club was held Thursday an the home
OF Mrs. Sal Herring. 521 Allen st.
Streamers OF red. white and blue
paper were p~rettily arranged about
the rooms and miniature flags were
the favors which marked the places
OF the fe guests at the dinner which
was served at noon Mrs. John
Sholly. president OF the Mount
Pleasant Home Economics club,
spoke 20 the members in the after
noon and a talk on Red Cross work
was given by Mrs. Edward Hagey.
a piano solo was given by Mrs.
Clarence Herring and Master Charles
Reimbold gave a vocal solo. At the
close Of the meeting the members
sang America" and The Star
SpaneIed Mrs Ella Gey-
or. Ardmore Heights, will be hos
tess 10 the members on April II.
The Goth anniversary OF the or
-anization OF the Thursday club was
observed at the meeting held Thurs
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
charles j.. Gaskill, 800 r. Monroe st.
Mrs. u. j. Goss and Mrs. A. 4.