South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-28
SOCIETY

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Balloons and ribbons will usher
IN the second big event OF the social
season. The Charity frOHc 20 be given
Especially for the younger set. The
affair viii be given iu the Tapestry
room Of the oliver hotel wednesday
night. Feb. 2 Charles G.. Gates
South Bends well-kuOwn dancing
Instructor. will have complete charge
- the affair. and Will b. assisted hy
distinguished list OF patrons and
bakroness
The ball will be given for the
benefit OF the South Bend Visiting
Nurses association Unlike the
tirst ball OF the season. 81 VIII be
btriCtly Informal. The music is %
le furnished by the first Miller-An-
dersou orchestra. Special lighting
Effects have been planned
Local talent VIII Doe presented In
taudcyiUe a~ta and several profes-
HonaI acts from the Drpheum arc
on the program Among tho South
Bend talent. will appear Duke slap
es Ralph Dumke ana Charles But
lcrworth
The list 90 patroucsses viii be an
bounced soon Tickets are on sale
A. the oliver hotel. the Ellsworth
rorc. Wyman's. Rubevtson's. and at
.he Hull and Cannon Cigar store.
A program of unusual interest
having az its subject Italian folk
music was presented at the Thurs
day afternoon meeting OF the depart
nenT Of music OF the Progress club.
The program. which was in charge
Of Miss Eihe r. Harmon. director Of
fsF g. d.
Included vocal solo, santa Lucia, %
by Miss Jeanette Wagner accom-
panied hy Miss Larsch. vocal solos.
Farewell To Naples and "Graua-
tello." by Miss Evelyn Fulmer ac-
scompanied hy Mrs James y. Cover.
Mrs John Reynolds sang Ia Luisel-
a. Venetian I}arcaroiic." and
on To War accompanied by Miss
Evelyn Fulmer. The Italian national
1ymn was l.1r-d by lIlss I1rscl aud
A violin 1910. "Fiei.aus, Tas given
by Miss Vida Shouts. Airs. Hem
1ersOu played hes 1CCCmpd Il cEt.
The most .utcres.r- feature II The
Drol,rl 50 was am IftI1u o1ucc. the
Taranteua. by c.-rr ligl school
girls ,u costume fine Next meeting
will be held Feb. 10.
Mrs. George Phillips. 40 s. Col
1mbia ST.. acted ass hostess TO the
members of the Thursday club at
her home yesterday afternoon Re
ports on the pastry sale last Satur-
Say were given by Mrs. g. Squint-
During the business session Mrs T..
2 Webster and Mrs j. q. otis We're
chosen as delegates and Mrs. L. T.
Snyder and Mrs. q. j. GaskiI as all
derivatives. to the ST. Joseph County
Fed GRAFTON of WOmen's Clubs to be
d.
paper illustrated with views on The
Winter Playground OF Europe" was
read BY Mrs. d. H. Gerpheide and
Mrs L. H Orvis spoke on "The
Sfiilenial City" The meeting was
attended by IS members and two
guests. The next regular meeting
win De held IN two weeks with Mrs.
Elmer Squint SO4 y. Hill st.
The regular meeting OF the
Friendship Bible class OF the Stuu
Memorial church was held THURSDAY
afternoon MT the home OF Mrs. Grace
Dubail, 2119 s. Michigan ST. The
scripture lesson was read by Mrs
Vance Duncan and Mrs. William
Allen conducted the devotiOnals.
During the business session "a sub
Hantial donation was made for the
Chinese famine relief fund Mrs.
were favor winners I'm the contests
which were diversions OF the social
hour. The hostess was assisted by
Mrs William Brahman The mem
hers viii meet with Mrs A. CrOcker.
Indiana av., Feb. "a.
Mrs. Regain Brown. Crumstowu
I'd. was hostess 10 the Ladies' Aid
society or the Munson Chapel Thurs
day at an all day meeting. a pot
luck dinner was served at noon TO
Il members and 10 guests The
business meeting was conducted by
Mrs Robbins. and the remainder of
the afternoon was occupied with
needlework The society viii meet
at the home of Mrs Charles Calvert
Crumstown I'd. Feb. 10.
Members OF the Quatorze club
met with Mrs u. II. Coen. OIL Cold
en av.. Thursday afternoon The
Period OF the ConfederaCy was the
subject OF the lesson for the after
noon which was conducted by Mrs
Louis HammerSChmidt I'm two
weeks the club will Toe entertained
By Mrs Ralph PARROT. pcale ay.
Mrs r. T. Shaukweiler. Lincoln
way w. entertained with a s o'clock
dinner Wednesday evening in honor
of tho 18th birthday anniversary of
her sister. Miss NIahlc Hoffman OF
GRANGER. Ind. Covers were placed
Tor 10 guests m the dinner table