South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-28
SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

the brides-elect as reminders Of the
very enjoyable occasion.
Election Of officers was held at
the meeting Of the music depart
ment OF the Progress club Thursday
afternoon. resulting in Mrs. George
Fulmer being chosen chairman;
Mrs. Guy Staples, assistant chair
man. and Mrs Thomas Wfckenden.
secretary and treasurer. Mrs. John
Nuner was in charge Of the very in
teresting program on the life and
work Of Alexander MacFayden. and
the following numbers composed by
him were given: sweet Peas and
Tulips" (piano). by Mrs. Shirley ].
Reynolds: Coon Lassie and Be
Good 20 Ne" (vocaD. by Mrs. Walter
Bryan. accompanied by Mrs. George
Fara baugh: "Mazurka" (instru-
mentaD by Miss Vida Shonts. vic
lin, accompanied by Mrs p. A. Hen
derson; Spring Singing" (vocaD.
by Mrs. Don King Stephenson. ac-
companied by Mrs. Farabaugh. and
"The Cradle Song (vocaD. by Miss
Jessie ellis. accompanied by Mrs.
Henderson. Suite Characteristique. ="
written by Oldberg. was played by
Mrs. Reynolds The next meeting
will be held April 10.
The annual banquet Of the junior
law -lass Of Notre Dame university
was held Thursday night In the pink
parlor Of the oliver hotel A seven
course dinner was served at 8 o'clock
to the members of the law class.
which included Lawrence Stephan.
Norman Barry, Dudley Pearson,
Harry hester. Maurice Smith. Ed
win FredericksOn. Jerome Martin.
Richard Swift. Francis O'Neil. Leo
Ward. Herbert Breen, Walter
Sweeney and Leo Hasenauer. and
the guests Of honor. Hon. r. J. Vur-
pillat Hon. ]. p. Tiernan and Hon.
Farrell Lawrence Stephan acted as
toastmaster and the honored guests
responded TO the { casts Harry
Philip hester and Norman c. Barry
were the committee in charge Of the
affa!r
There was a meeting Of the Thurs
day club yesterday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. G.. J. Gaskill, 400 r.
Monroe st. Miss Virginia Tut gave
a general talk on subjects of the day,
which included discussion Of the
new war books. literature and poems
Of the war. Mrs Fl. L. Orvis. 617
Clinton ST.. viii entertain in two
weeks.
Mrs. Norman Neil. 224 F. Broad
way ST.. was hostess at the meeting
Of the Ideal Embroidery club held
Thursday afternoon There were
seven members present. Mrs. Frank
Smith Van Buren, St. will be hostess
at the meeting 20 be held April 10.
Sewing for the day nursery Occu-
pied the time at the meeting OF the
35 mem bers of the Circle Of Mercy
Thursday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. p. McQuaid. 1241 Lincoln way
w on April 10 Mrs. Anna Wahlen,
6O8 Navarro place, viii entertain.
An aIl-day meeting of the home
service department of the First
Presbyterian church was held Thurs
day afternoon in the church parlors.
Red Cross work and hospital gar
ments were completed. April is the
date set for the next sewing meeting.
Twenty-seven attended the meet
ing Of the Womans Home Mission
airy society of the Grace Methodist
Episcopal church Thursday. It was
an all-day sewing meeting and a pic
mic dinner was served at noon. The
next meeting viii be held April II.
The Harmony Reading circle met
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Or
vile Penwell. 222 LaPorte av. The
next meeting will be at the home of
Mrs. J. Marquis. Diamond av.. IL two
weeks
Miss Elsie Kruger entertained
the members of the Jucundi Acti
Iabories club at her home, 1925 Lin
den av.. Thursday night Mss 81
nora Gaik of the University Of Wis
consin and Mrs Harry Eager OF
Chicago were the out-of-town guests.
Miss Margaret Seeger. 727 Portage
av will entertain Apri1 o.