South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-03
Clubs
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a delightful repertoire Of vocal
md Instrumental selections were
resented az recital given hy the
pupils Of The South Bend Conserva-
tory OF MUSE Thursday evening m
recital hall Tho program follows
Good Night Song. Spencer by
Dorothy Eccc- reading THE MILF
uar." by LueIla Fischman, piano.
Parting pdcrk0rn bv Margaret
trt. violin "Cavafina." hy clara j..
Makielski. dance Poppics.' by
Jeane Morris piano Whispering
Wind" by VIM r. Hubbard and
liernicc simpson. violin. "Legeude,
Eohm. by Gail R8iston. piano. Bar
caroIIe." KocIlnE. Dy Fay Dvcrholt:
vocal selection. pale Moon" Indian
Love Song Logan by Ruth Rulison;
vocal selections. Recit and Aria.
Och Vieni non tardes." from Le
Nozze de Figaro Mozart Because /
Love You" G., y. Fawley, by Lilly
Mohn dance "Serenade," by Mad
cline Stein. and a vocal selection by
Clara Fischman. Another program
viii be given in two weeks.
A departmental meeting Of the
current history section Of the South
Bend Woman's club was held Wed
nesday afternoon in the club rooms.
The meeting was opened with a solo
bv Mrs. J. r. ToCum. who was ac-
cOmpanied by Mrs. .. p. sand
ling A chapter from the history OF
Indiana on "Indiana's Natural Re
sources" was read by Mrs. William
PrObasco. and Mrs A. NJ. Harris
read a paper on "Our Civic ObHga-
ton" The need and possible effect
of social civic centers in South Bend
was described by Col. Seymour
Bullock In his talk 10 the members
on civic Centers" Current events
for the afternoon were In charge Of
Mrs. John Paxson. The next regu-
lar meeting Of the department viii
be held Jan. 5.
The regular meeting Of the Mod
ern Mothers club took place Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs Albert
NVass, Fulton CT Refreshments
were served at a luncheon table
furthering a color scheme of pink
and white. diminutive pink baskets
flled with pink and white chrys-
anthemums marking the places
Of the guests Plans were made for
the Christmas party which will
take the place OF the regular club
at the home of Mrs. Russell ellis
Y. Scott st Thursday evening
the members OF the club and their
husbands were entertained by Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Wass. W. Lasalle
avenue.
Mrs. G.. Raabe and Mrs O. y.
TaaggeTt served as hOStesses to the
members of the Ladies Aid society
Of the Holy Trinity English Luther
an church who met Thursday after
noon at the home of Mrs Taggert.
1919 :. Michigan st. At the meet
ing which was of a combined bust
ness ana social nature. reports on
the society clothing sales were made
Iy the committee i'm charge. Final
arrangements were made for a baZar
which will bt held today and Satur-
day and plans were discussed for
ID birthday party of the church on
Jan. IL. The next regular meeting
II the society will be held the first
Thursday in January. The place
has not been announced.
A combined meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid and WOmans Missionary So
cicties of the First Evangelical
church was held Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Gustav Kuss
GD1S X. Franklin ST. Regular routine
business occupied the meeting and
election of officers in the Ladies' Aid
society resulted as follows: Mrs
Charles Zillmer. president. Mrs
Haid. vice president. Mrs. Fred
Teering. secretary: Mrs. Wettergren
treasurer. and Mrs. Snyder chair
man of the flower committee. Mrs
Harvey Kletka, Elm ST., Will enter
tain the societies the first Thursday
jpn January.
Election Or officers which took
place at a meeting OF the Circle of
Mercy held Thursday afternoon al
the home or Mrs. Mary L. Mallon