South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-01

bands at dinner at the home OF Mrs
George Barrett, 71s Lindsey Sc. Cow
ers were laid for % guests at a table
| artistically appointed in American
and allied flags. An informal social
| evening followed the dinner The
affair was also in compliment to
/ Mrs Barrett who Friday observed
I her birthday and wedding anniver-
saries. Mrs. George ID. Secor was
| hostess TO the club at her home. 3O7
Marion St, Thursday, and Mrs. L. A
/ Lydick. Diamond av., Will entertain
on Feb. Il.
There were 25 present at the
/ meeting OF the department OF liter
ature Of the South Bend Woman's
club. Friday afternoon. Mrs. c. w.
Byers spoke Of the Biography and
/ Estimate Of Winston Churchill as an
/ Author" and Mrs. Ohio Osborne
gave a review Of Churchills latest
book. "The Dwelling Place Of
Light" The next meeting of the de-
partment will be held Feb. 20.
-
Section two of the literature de-
partment Of the Progress club met
Friday afternoon. Mrs. j. A. Rode
! had charge Of the music: Miss Loa
Leininger read a play and Mrs. La
Rue Smith read the play Riders Of
the Sea-" by j. NJ. Synge. February
IA is the date set for the next meet
ing.
One Of the most delightful affairs
/ OF the school year was the dance
given Friday night by the Keora
club TO the members Of the South
end high school and the al~mui. in
the high school gymnasium. More
| than 100 couples danced the Il
numbers on the program, Music for
which was furnished by the Harold
/ Fites' orchestra. Miss Edith Hol-
| brook and Miss Gertrude Sykes act
/ ed as sponsors. The unqualified
| success was partly due 10 the un-
I firing efforts Of the committee in
charge. composed of Margaret Full
mer. S Cohen, b. Hahn, c. Chard
/ d. Crabb, NJ. Wuthrich and G. Won
Barandy. Elmer II. Burnham, for
merly gymnasium director. recently
discharged from the United States
army, was an honor guest.
! Z.
More than 200 attended the card
party given by the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF St. Joseph's hospital Friday
night at the Elks' temple. Five hun
dred and pedro were the games
played. The most attractive feature
OF the evening was the appearance
OF the Misses Mary Grace and Marcia
| Cleveland in a program OF aesthetic
dances. which included "Pizzicato"
and Carmen Dance" by Miss Mar
cha, and the "Whirlwind" and
Dreamy Waltz" by Miss Mary
Grace. The Misses Cleveland have
been studying at the dramatic school
Of art in Los Angeles, Calf, where
Miss Mary Grace Will return in two
weeks TO complete her course. Other
features OF the program were the
vocal solos by Mrs. Robert Lucas
and James Cover. accompanied by
Mrs. James Cover.
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There were rs present at the an
nual thimble given by the members
of the Womans Missionary society
OF the First Presbyterian church,
| Friday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. James w. Taylor, 724 w.
Washington st. Appearing on the
musical program were Mrs. George
Binville. with a piano solo. and Mrs.
| r. II. Potter with a number OF vocal
solos. A very clever playette was
| given by several of the members
under the direction Of Mrs w. o.
Williams. Refreshments were served
r. re- a social hour enjoyed. The
| gular meeting Of the society will
be held Feb. in the church par
| lOrs.
Fifty couples attended the dinner
dance held at the Indiana club Fri
/ day night Donahue's orchestra
played for the program OF Ii dances.