South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-29

A largely attended and enjoyable
dance was given Tuesday evening
by the Tribe OF Ben Hur, 211. in
Byler hall. Music for the program OF
dances was furnished by the House
keepers orchestra. During the bust
ness session held previous TO the fea-
tTe Of the evenings entertainment,
plans were made for another dance
10 be given BY the tribe in two
weeks.
Miss Leona Isbell, 303 y. Notre
Dame av.. pleasantly entertained IS
members OF the Excelsior CLUB Tues
day evening az her home. Games
and music formed the diversion OF
the evening and dainty refreshments
were served. The club will meet on
Feb. Is. with Miss Ruth Fry. 7Os
r. Washington av.
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An event OF interest in high school
circles is the dance 10 be given Fri
day evening in the High school gym
nasium by the Keora club. The af-
fair is open 30 all members Of the
5. b. III. s.. and an especial invita-
ton Is extended TO the alumni OF
the school The Harold Fites' or
chestra viii furnish the music for
the dancing
The members Of the Phuathea
class Of the First Christian church
were entertained by the officers Of
the class Tuesday night at the home
Of Mrs f w. Taylor. 124 North
shore dr.. East The officers are:
Miss Janet Monroe. president: Mrs.
Guy Seybold. vice-president: Miss
Edna Trobaugh. secretary, and Miss
Audrey Ramsey. treasurer. Dinner
was served at $3.50 o'clock and the
evening spent socially. Miss
Blanche Miller, Roselawn, will be
hostess at the meeting 10 be held
in two weeks.
There were y present at the
meeting of the Woman's League,
North section. OF the First Meth
odist Episcopal church. Tuesday
afternoon. In the absence of the
president. Mrs. Keller, the vice.
president. Mrs. =. G Traver. acted
as chairman. Rev J. w. Greene
gave a very interesting talk. A So
cial hour was spent, during which
victrola music was enjoyed and
light refreshments served. The
next meeting VIII be held Feb. 25.
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The Nature Study department Of
the Progress club met Tuesday aft
erpOon. Miss Edytha Brown read
ard discussed the chapter. Birds
Of Accumulation" from Gene Stratton
Porter's book Birds of the Bible"
Mrs. John Yeagly read and dis
cussed chapters from the book
'WoOdpeckers." by Fannie Hardy
Ekstrom Mrs. i. KOOs read Long
fellows poem, Birds Of Kenin-
worth" and snow Fall" b. Low
ell. The next meeting Of the de-
partment viii be held FEB. H.
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The Maccabees gave q dance
Tuesday night at the w O. W. hall.
which was attended by more than so
couples. Opelt's orchestra from
Mishawaka furnished the music.
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The Live Oak drill team, No. I,
met Monday night with Mrs. Mag
gle Whaley, S45 smith St, River
Park There were IA members
present Guessing contests and
games were enjoyed, favors being
won by Miss Grace Short and Mrs
Grace Jones. Mrs. Elmer Moore.
go Pennsylvania av., will enter
tain Feb. 10.
Four members Of the 49th COM
pany. formerly stationed at Camp
Taylor. Ky. were entertained Nor
LAY night by Mrs. Delbert Thomp-
son. 21O 5. scott st. Dinner was
served at o'clock, following which
a musicale was given by entertain
crs from Chicago. The guests were
otis stewart William McQuaid.
Robert McAuHne and Delbert
Thompson.
Miss LeOna POChlmau. SOC y.
Hill St, entertained the members
Of The Ia Kota WAGON club Tues
dav night A short business meet
ing was held and games and music
were enjoyed. Miss Margaret Giel,
ga Clinton ST., Will entertain
Feb. II.
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Fifteen women of St James
Episcopal church met Tuesday aft
ornoon at the Clergy house TO sew
for the Altar guild. Following the
sewing the monthly meeting of the
finance committee was held