South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-30
SOCIETY

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Mss Irms ChriEman. 2O07 =. JEFF
fereon blvd. wac hostess at a din
ner party given Tor the members Of
the L T. Buuco club Monday eve
ming at her home. A bowl 81 jon
Quils centered the dinner table
which was attractiveIy decorated
with Easter motifs Following the
dinner bunco was feature OF the
evenings entertainment and favors
were awarded Miss Phoebe Coward
and Mss Matilda Christman The
remainder OF the evening was spent
with dancing. The honor guests for
the evening were the Misses Clara
snd Theodore. Chrfstman who are az
home from Indiana university for
me holidays. Miss Phoebe Coward.
1909 p. Indiana av., VIII entertain
the club April 4.
The members OF the Schuyler Re
bekah Sewing circle were the guests
Of Mrs. NJ. Reed. 141s S. Fellow ST.,
Tuesday afternoon. During the
business session announcement was
made that contributions are re-
questeG for the bazaar which the
circle viii give the afternoon and
evening o. April IS. The hostess
served refreshments. Mrs Charles
Martin will entertain the members
at her home on Haney av.. in two
weeks.
Mrs. Z. p. Jain, 745 Harrison av..
was hostess 70 the Tuesday Night
club last evening. Needlework and
contests were diversions and a de-
lightful luncheon was served by the
hostess 20 10 guests. The decora-
lions OF the luncheon table furth-
cred a color scheme Of yellow and
white and the centerpiece was
formed OF hyacinths. The next
meeting OF the club Will be held in
two weeks.
The regular weekly meeting OF
me business women's Bible class
was held IN the club rooms OF the
II. W. G. A. Tuesday evening. The
supper which was given before the
lesson hour was attended by So
members and so members were I'm
attendance during the evening The
subject OF the lesson was. Daniels
Vision" The class viii meet again
next Tuesday.
4 I O'Clock luncheon was given
BY the College club at the Robert
son tea room Monday afternoon.
Covers were placed for 80 guests. The
regular meeting followed the lunch
con at the home Of Mrs. CarlOtta
Banta 411s W. Washington av. Mrs
Carl Hibberd was in charge of the
program for the afternoon.
Rnss Dorothy Prick, 1907 Caroline
81. entertained Monday evening
with a farewell party honoring
Misses Vonita and Merl Shorb. The
evening was spent with music and
contests and dainty refreshments
were served to 10 guests.
The Tabftha Girls OF the Zion
Evangelical church met at the par
ish school Monday night. Eighteen
members were present. The hostess
80 were Miss Selma Wunderlich and
Mss Clara BaUrerfiend. The next
meeting win be held in two weeks.
The members OF the women's
auxiliary of the American legion
Ulbricht, 2O3 L. Donald St. yester-
day afternoon with an informal
thimble at her home.
At the meeting Of the department
OF art OF the Progress club Monday
afternoon an audience OF 90 listen
ed 20 one or the most interesting
programs OF the year. Mr.. Lehman
Lally, baritone. accompanied by Mr..
Laughlin, both OF the University OF
Notrs Dame. sang Parted" by TOs-
q, and responded TO two enthusiastic
sncores. Miss Vera La Quay, violin
ist, head or the string department
of Oxford university. Oxford, o.
gave an American group OF three
numbers, THE Country Dance" by
Kuszdo; Autumn in Hungary by
Arthur Hartman. and From the
Canebr ealI" by Samuel Gardiner.
Miss Ia Quay responded to an en-
core with an appeAAluB Eelucl4Ab VI
THE Old Refrain, Niennese" by
Brftz Kreisler. Kuezdo, author Of the
nrst number given by Miss La QUAY
tsxhe assistant OF Leopold Auer, and
IN the Auer summer work in Chica-
80 last season Miss Ia Quay had
the honor OF being the only pupil
that Kuezdo consented TO take. Miss
Ia Quay has spent two years OF
study under eminent masters in
Berlin and Paris. She is the guest
OF Miss Dona j. Couture during her
STAY IN South Bend.
Following the musical numbers
Ms. Gates Harpel gave an interest
Ing talk on the English landscape
end seascape painter Turner. which
che Illustrated with stereopucon
aides OF Turner's works, and with
an interesting comparative exhibit
OF prints OF the works Of Turner,
Constable, Rousseau. Corot, Bastien
La Page, Claude Lorraine and COur-