South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-26

evening in celebration OF the birth
day anniversaries OF Washington
and Lincoln. The program present
ed included musical selections by
the Tritt family and paper on
The Life OF Washington. by Cecil
Tombar. a play entitled Gen.
Washington at Camp Valley Forge"
was given by the pupils of Laurel
school. The cast was as follows:
Prologue ........ Donnie sherman
Gen. George Washington go.
............. George Beauduay
Gen. Lafayette -. Daniel Policess
Gen. Hamilton ...... Joseph Lucas
Bill, a Colonel TO George Wash
ingtOn ...-........ Joe Vargas
Martha Washington. Wanda Miller
Mrs Knox ...4.. Stella Machulska
Tom Miller .-.... Steve Nemeth
Joe Croker ........ Louis Bardle
j. Raymond ...... Julius Medow
Mary Alice Tillson gave a recita-
ton following the play.
A violin solo was rendered
By Richard Harch accompanied
by Miss Cecilia Roach. Lincoln's
Gettysburg Address was given
by Norman Beck. Miss Selma
Gross entertained with a Colombia
Dance" and a violin solo was de-
llghtfully given by Miss Cecilia
Roach who was accompanied By
Master Roach. The ninth feature
Of the program was OF a drum Sc
ection by Erwin Rhodes. The re-
mainder OF the program consisted
Of the recounting OF a visit TO Wash
ingtons homo by Mrs. Haswell, and
a talk by Conrad Dunmoyer. a civil
war veteran
The Misses Esther Pindel and
Grace Baughman were hostesses 70
the members Of the Standard Bear
ers class Of the First VI. z. church at
a meeting which was held Thursday
night in the friendship parlors OF
the church. Supper was served by
the hostesses at $50 O'Clock and
was followed By missionary pro-
gram The subjects Of the evening
were conducted BY Miss Lucy Nc
u y
The remainder Of the evening was
spent In sewing for the Easter bazaar
which is 10 be held at the church
on the evening OF March 80. An
cut-of-town member IN attendance
was Mrs Wilbur Payne OF Kalama-
zoo, Mich, formerly Miss Helen
Jackson Of South Bend The next
meeting Will be held the last Thurs
day in March at the church.
Mrs. l. ]. Harwood, $50 River
side dr.. entertained 90 members Of
the north section Of the Woman's
league of the First NJ. L. church at
he home Thursday afternoon. She
was assisted by Mrs. L. Z. Burner,
Mrs. +. I. KizeT, Mrs. ]. w. Wood
ward. Miss Carrie Woodward. Mrs.
T. w. Dunkle, Mrs. Thomas W.
Slick, Mrs. d. K. Splitter, Mrs. E. +,
Addison. Mrs. Frank A. Slower. and
Mrs. C. A. Judd. Following the reg
ular business session, a social hour
was enjoyed. Mrs. Frank Slower
gave several piano selections and
Mrs Fred Woodward gave a read
ing. Refreshments We're served at
the close Of the afternoon. The an
nouncement Of the next meeting will
be made later.
Allan Koenig was elected presi-
dent CT the Wesley society Of the
German NJ. z. church at a meeting
held Thursday night at the home
OF Charles Stark, 1872 n. Allen St
The other officers are: Edward
Stark, first vice-president; Otto Bey-
er second vice president: George
Eckert. recording secretary; Frank
lin KOenig, financial secretary; Ben
jamin Koenig, treasurer. RefreshS
ments were served following tha
business session. The next meeting
will be held at the home of Mrs
Theodore starr, 2202 Lincoln way
W, the date OF which is TO be an
nounced later.
Members Of the Progress club
desiring to attend only the program
following the State day luncheon T.
be held at the oliver hotel today
at 1880 o'clock will be admitted O.
the Rotary room at $3.50 o'clock
Mrs. Winters, president Of the gen
eral federation OF woman's clubs
will speak on the ideals in Educa-
ton" q timely subject aud ono OF
deep concern 20 club women. Res
ervations from "a out of town guests
have been made for the luncheon.
Mrs. Arthur Miller. 1929 Niles I'd
entertained the officers of the Pyth-
ian sisters Thursday night with
$50 o'clock dinner. Mrs. Ollie Bar
ringer Of Warsaw, Ind. the district
deputy Of the Pythian Sisters, was
the guest OF honor. Mrs Barringer
IS here making arrangements for the
convention 10 be held in South Bend
on April p.
The final report of the money TAX
en- in at the bazaar given last Friday
by the CoQuillard school Mothers
club aggregates $1O6.5O. The money
viii be used for the welfare OF the
school. March Il the officers Of all
the Mothers clubs and all Of the
Perley school mothers will meet a.
Coquillard school for a luncheon