South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-12
Clubs

the program AT the meeting Of the
Music department OF the Progress
club held Thursday afternoon In
the club rooms. The program was
as follows: Vocal soioy, Baby
Glover Willeby, and Hearts
Ease by Mrs. W. r Bryan. ac-
companied BY Miss Weber; "A piano
SOLO. IN Ny Neighbours Garden"
Nevin. by Miss Helen Burke. violin
solo. First Movement in the Snow
bound Suite" Burleigh. By Miss VIII
ola Shonts. accompanied by Miss
Weber. vocal solos. May. the
Maiden" Carpenter. and "Will-o'-
the Wimp.' Sproff by Mrs. lands
Writ. accompanied by Mrs James
Cover. piano solos. ITO a Wild
Rose" Mcdowell. and ITO Water
Lily by Miss Maude Weber. and
The Bed Time Song" Nevin, by
The Progress club double quartet
THE annual election will takep lace
at the next meeting, March IS.
Tho 22nd anniversary Of the
Thursday club was celebrated by a
I O'Clock luncheon at the home %
Mrs. G. I. Smith. sol r. Cedar St.
Thursday afternoon. Covers were
laid for Is members at table at
tractively decorated with green and
white The centerpiece was formed
Of a large bouquet OF sweetL cas- and
carnations Following the luncheon
Miss Dorothy Iayfeld rendered two
instrumental solos: Grand March
de Concert" by WOllenhautt, and
Starry Night. by Sidney Smith
In the contests favors were awarded
TO Mrs. Ira Ullery, Mrs. b. II. Ger
phide. Mrs Earl Yost and Mrs. f
NFRhaf The assistant hnGfacgns
were Mrs. l.. II. OrYis and Mrs. Dan
Pyle. The next meeting viii be held
at the home OF Mrs. GerT hide, PA
) NOtre Dame ST., March %.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the
Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church met Thursday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. X. Hoyman. Az
". Washington av Following the
business session, at which four new
members were admitted, a surprise
party was given in honor Of
the birthday anniversary Of Mrs. A.
II. Heck. Mrs. Ed Motifs played
two piano selections and Mrs Jacob
Zerby. OF River Park, gave a read
ing and the presentation talk Re
freshments were served during the
social hour 10 40 members and 20
guests. two Out-Of-tOWn guests be
ing Mrs. Leslie McCorkle. of Pom
tiac. Mich. and Miss Alvina HO-
muth. of Mishawaka The next
meeting will be held with Mrs Rob
~ert COrnwell, 1916 Dale av, April l.
The Woman's Home and Foreign
Missionary societies of the Trinity
Presbyterian church were enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs Mary Brown. 127 y
Hill ST. The devotional. which were
led by Mrs. NJ NJ. Rodgers. were
followed by a business session and
paper on Japan" Mrs. Lola Irwin
read n letter from a missionary i'm
Japan and Mrs Chas. Becker read
an article entitled "Americanizing
the immigrant" Refreshments
were served durin Ethe social hour
10 % members. Mrs. Delmar Wash
burn IL s Notre Dame ST. will
entertain the societies April s.
The monthly business and social
meeting OF the ArbOr Vitae class of
the Holy Trinity English Lutheran
church was held Thursday evening
at tie home of the Misses Lillian
and Anna COrtZ. SOS y. Cushing st.
-be election of officers which took
place during the business session re
suited as follows: Miss Sadie
Rhodes, president. Miss Lillian
~'ordtz. vice president: Miss Olive
Nelson. secretary. Miss Vida Laud-
anon. treasurer. and Miss Theresa
Johnson. reporter. 4 social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments were
served to IA members. Miss Sadie
Rhodes. 23S r. Sample ST.. will be
hostess April IS.
The Jolly Crochet club was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Frank Klockow, 1917
y Adams 81. NeedlewOrk was the
main diversion OF the social hour.
during which refreshments were
served 20 10 members and two
guests an out-of-tcwn guest was
Mrs. Fred Gras OF Lakeville In the
contests the favOrs were won by
Mrs. Aieck MeIlander and Mrs
Thomas Krietz St Patrick's day
motifs decorated the rooms The
next meeting will he held with Mrs
Fred Smith. 1914 Van Buren, ST., on
March %.
The c. ". r. NJ. Of the First
Christian church met Thursday aft
,ruoon with Mrs. Harry kellogg,
111i California nv. After the rou-
zine business Mrs. o. A Clark read
Taper. "Tibetan BoOrs.' Mrs Rolf
Denison red Healing of Tibet" and
Mrs r. W. Taylor gave an article
entitled "rhe Life of Tibet" So
CiaI meeting followed during which
refreshments were served 20 80
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