South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-15

4 most delightful dancing party
OF St Valentines day was that given
Friday evening by the com bined
membership OF the Indiana and Uni
versity clubs at the Indiana club
home. over so couples attended the
affair, which was the first OF a series
20 be given by the two clubs IN con
junction. Donahue's orchestra fur
nished the music for the program
OF dances, and Mrs. Robert Hover
scheid rendered several pleasing
vocal numbers. Luncheon was served
10 the guests at 1880 o'clock. The
next social event on the club pro
gram is dance TO be given on the
evening OF Feb. 8.
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Twelve members answered roll call
at the meeting Of the Wanita Sewing
circle, held Friday afternoon. with
Mrs. Emma Chreist, 707 Z. Keasey
81. The time was spent in charity
work. and plans were completed for
the card party to be given by the
circle on next Thursday afternoon.
Feb. 20. In Red Men hall Miss Lola
Carson, $50 Blaine av, Will be hos
tess at the next regular meeting on
Feb. %.
A comedy playlet, Bargain Day in
Human Funnygraph Store" enact
ed by members Of the congregation.
was a feature Of the successful VAL
entine party given Friday night by
the Ladies' Aid society of the Eng
lish Lutheran church at the home Of
Rev. and Mrs. a. II. Keck. 707 Sher-
man av. Those taking part in the
playlet were Mrs. Dora Hansen, Miss
Elizabeth Reimold. G. ]. Spohnholz,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. thinner, as the
newly weds; Hugh y. Taggart, Mrs.
Anna Rasmussen. Mrs. Hans Ander-
son, and Mrs G. ReimOld, who wore
her wedding gown Of As years ago.
Readings were given by Miss Ruth
Benston. Mrs. c. J. Spohnholz. Miss
Elizabeth Boyer, and quartet num-
bers we're rendered by Miss Mable
Hagey, Miss Elizabeth Boyer. Miss
Ruth Benston and Miss c. Reimold.
Decorations in the home were sug-
gestive of the Valentine motif.
Luncheon was served during the eve
ming 10 so guests.
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Miss Irene MAGELLAN. 7O6 Lincoln
way E., entertained 10 little friends
at a Valentine party Friday after
noon. Music and games. following a
contest in which the favor was
awarded TO Miss Ruth Anderson,
were enjoyed Hearts and cupids
comprised the decorations of the
home.
Carol court. No. 1905. Women's
Catholic Order of Foresters. met
Thursday night in Melville hall. Fav
ors I'm the contests which were held
during the social hour following the
business meeting were awarded to
Mrs. Julia Coffeen, Mrs. Mary Feyn-
Olds, and Mrs. Frances Henthorn. A
two course luncheon was served by
the committee in charge, including
Mrs. Mary Garner. Mrs. Elnora Ben
nett and Mrs. Frances Henthorn.
The next regular meeting will be
held on Feb. 27.
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The music and art departments &C
the South Bend Woman's club met
Friday afternoon in the club rooms.
The subject for study Of the art de-
partment was THE Library OF Con-
gress at Washington. d. c." Mrs G.
&. Francis led the discussion Of the
painting: she told Of the entrance
Pavilion which was painted by
Charles Sprague Pearce. The sub
ject was the Occupation of the
Day" Religion. Labor, Study, Recre-
alton and Rest The musical inter
probation was given by Mrs. o. b.
Scandling: Mrs. william Probasco
read a splendid paper on THE Evo-
buttons of the Book" by John w.
Alexander. Ballad music was studied
by the mem ers of the music de-
partment. Current events were given
by Mrs. Fred Dennis. a paper on
the ballad was read by Mrs G.. w.
Zinky. Piano selections were rem
rered by Miss Shanel. Miss Josephine
Decker sang a group of songs, among
which were The Blackbird's Song"
by Cyril Scott, and AT Parting"
bv Rogers; Mrs r. T. Lucas sang
Love in the Wind" by McFayden.
and Lullaby" by Jocelyn. and
The Crimson Title" by Rogers
CuiIter: Miss Decker and Mrs. Lucas
sang The Duet OF the Flowers"
Mrs. James Cover was the accom-
PIANIST Of the afternoon.
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A valentine thimble was held by
the Woman's auxiliary Of the West
minister Presbyterian church Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Elmer
Strayer, 474 y. Scott st. There were
IS members present. During the
afternoon the Westminster quartet.
composed OF Mesdames @. a. Bacon.
l. r. Martin. - r. Moomaw and
r. ". Morse. rendered several vocal
numbers. and little Miss Virginia
Roberts entertained with two read
ings in the Negro dialect. Contests
and games were enjoyed. Mrs. +. ].