South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-17
SOCIETY

fneeLlnE OF tho music department. eI
tRe south Beuo Womans club OF
TUESDAY afternoon Mrs i. r Yo-
cum opened the program with q pa
per Ola Tine Sources of American
Music Sh, drew attention 20. thC
t1ct thaf uu harm oriC efforts arc
made hv tne Indians. even though
their songs suggest IT, The Indians
always sing in unison Miss Alice
fletcher has made some excellent
transcription OF tribal songs. AS ha-
Mcdowell.
in contrast .te negroes are very
sensitive To rhythm. and accom- i1y
heir melodies with bones and dane
ing Yet their music ls sad show
1g strains or resignation There
are three tyres OF negro song. slave
songs. spiriluals and plantation mel
odies
Nrs Walter Fegan sang fin her
splendid manner the tvo old popu
AR negro songs "O.d Folks at
Nome" and "Aiaesas Id DE Cold.
cold Ground
Tiny Maxine Eaton. One OF Miss
Isabel Niles pupils. danced Dixie.
She danced with both grace and
spirit.
Two songs from rhe opere.3.
.Hiawatha's Childhood were sung
by the Misses Dolores Raymond,
Martha Reed. Arthela smith Eliza
beth Merrill. Freda Nyler Marie
Wagner AIvch Good and Beruice
Raymond
Louis Woodka. a little boy with
q sweet lyric soprano voice. sane
From the Land Of the Sky blue
Waters" and a negro spiritual
An Indian dance was given by On
following young girls Selma Gross.
Agnes Johnson. irma Wittwer. Mil
dred kersey. Esther Wilcox and
Madelon McClaire. Little Miss Gross
danceI In solo. showing a great deal
II talent
The last number on the program
was group II Indian songs by
Miss Miriam Cady Miss Cady's
voice is most marked for it's sweet
mesa
The womau's Home Missionary
society Of the First NJ. r.. church
met Tuesday afternoon an the church
parlors. Hostesses for the afternoon
were Mrs +. DeCoudre MS. i. -.
Rupe, Mrs. II Urquhart. Mrs. Addie
Jones. Mrs r. earn Mrs. j. ".
Icastep. Mrs. Mary Laughtou, Mrs.
r. Russ and Mrs. 4. Snyder. A spec
ial feature or the program was "a
talk on "GImpses Of What one
Meets in Foreign Work. given by
Mrs Jerard who has just returned
from Japan where she was dele
gate TO the Worlds Sunday school
convention Mrs. Herbert earn. ac-
companicd by Mrs. Harry Ullery en-
tertained with "A vocal solo. a report
on the annual conference of the
home missionary societies Of north
western Indiana which was held I'm
tfreeucastie. Ind. Nov. 49, was Civ
on by Mrs o. +. Julian. Miss
Miss Gladys Blake who aCCOmpan
led Mrs Julian to the conference as
~ represe ntative of the Queen Esther
circle OF the First NJ. +. church. was
awarded "a silk banner in apprecia-
ton OF their contribution which was
the largest Of any circle at the con-
ference The meeting was attended
by 40 members. The next regular
meeting Of the society will be held
Dec. Is in the church parlors.
Eighteen members OF the schuyler
Rebekah thimbIe held am All daS
meeting Tuesday with Mrs Fanny
BroGbeck. 60f Leland av A pot
luck dinner was served az noon and
the afternoon was spent with needl,
work and comfort knotting for the
bazaar which the thimble viii hole
IN December. Another all DAY
meeting viii be aeld IN two weeks
Mt the home of Mrs Mamie Wells
426 T. south ST
The Goth wedding anniversary o.
sir. and Mrs. Robert j.. krausc
1891 r. Iasalle av., was celebrated
sunday with a disner at noon. Nor,
than 100 friends Of Mr.. and Mrs
TIrause We're received during TN
afternoon and evening
The Miller Anderson orchestr,
uiU play at dancing party to b'
Given Wednesday night ~ the Elk
club These dances are 20 be res
alar affairs with Steinrich's 3nC
The N,ner-Anderson orchestras fur
nishine the music alternately
The mothers department Of tn,
Progress club met Tuesday after
noon in the club rooms. The need %
careful selection In books for chill
dren was emphasized by Miss Nir
ainia Tut who was the speaker Of
tho afternoon The next regUlaI
meeting OF the department will b'
held Dec 7 and The Fears of child
hood" will be discussed.
A meeting OF the womar's gull,
II the s.. James church was hell
tuesday afternoon at tine home o
Mrs. T. F. Fickenscher, 121 $. ST
Peter 81.
lfr. and Mrs ". 2. Haeer, So
Harrison av.. entertained the mem
hers of the choir OF the First N. T.
church Tuesday evening with ar
Adam and Eve party Mrs. T
-hanafelt ar. and Mrs. Geore,
Bowler and Miss MARY Summers1l
ass,isted az the AFFAIR & buGe
lunch was served 80 so quests. Tn.
next meeting OF the choir will b,
reld I'm one month, the place 20 b.
announced later.
a social hour followed the regu
Jar meeting CT the high school girl'