South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-20
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As a courtesy 70 her house guests
Mrs F. O.. Renin and AIRS. Richard
]. FianeEan or Chicago. Mrs. Ralph
p. PARROT. 1916 Marquette blvd.
entertained Thursday afternoon al
"a ] clock luncheon Covers were
placed for 90 guests a. an attrac-
lively appointed table bearing a cen
tcrpiece OF pink carnations in q
crystal basket. The afternoon was
spent az the bridge tables. the favors
benig given 30 Mrs r. ~. Jackson
2lrs. y. q. Renin and Mrs. T. C..
Gerber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Adler. 5O7 w
IaSaIie av., entertained Informally
Wednesday evening al honor OF the
totE wedding anniversary OF Mrs
AdIer's parents. 8Ir. and Mrs. Ben
Strauss. so guests were present. and
buffet luncheon was servod late
ia the evening.
The faculty OF the South Bend
Conservatory gave a pupils recital
THURSDAY evening at the conserva-
tory. The program which was pre-
scented ~ o'clock before a large
audience and was as follows.
Piano-"A Dainty Cavotte" ..-. Fletcher
Boulah Proud
PiauO-"GGrden Of Dreams" Mcdonald
Frances Fulkerson.
Itano-'Around the MaypOle Dane
ms R1fb Rncber 10
fioue Observation-Disclosures. AmbrOsiO
Emanuel Jablonski
Piano-"Arbutus ...-..-----....-.... Bliss
Piano-''The Merry Month Of May Green
Carlton Spidel
Danec-Paper Dolls:
Lucille kluck, Corinne Seegmueler,
Mildred Kcrsey. Rita Chapleau, Aline
Fisher. LeonOra Dahms and Evylyn
SchWeiss
Plano Oquettrie" ..........M Mcdonald
Mary Hubbard
Nocal-lal Were Ny Song With Wings
m songs Ny Mother Taught Me- ti'nn
Mrs. waidner.
PianO-"ROse Leaves ........... .Berwald
-, Eyalyn Moller ~,
augusta Gilbert.
PfanO-"Gypsy Mazurka' ...........B BONN
Carroll Rowe
Irene SpideL
Russian Dance ....-..........Uk rainsky
Marian Campbell and sarah Louise
HOLSTER.
Vocal-"One Fine Day. PJfCCfni
Clara freshman
PienO-"Een Toilet. .......... Rogers
Marie Schafer
Rainbow Ballet
C0rlnne Seegmueller. Mildred ker-
sey, Madeline Stein, Wanda Laven-
good, Dorothy Irwin.
A. Va rrf11,,,e,, ma portega
av.. was hostess Thursday afternoon
TO the members of the Woman's
Foreign Missionary society OF the
Trinity NJ r. church. Seventeen
members and four visitors were
present. Mrs. Frank Trowbrige led
the devotionals. after which a vocal
duet was given by Mrs. A. Marks
and Mrs. Russell Philips. Mrs. VI.
Peddycord was in charge of the
study hour It was decided TO give
the missionary program one Sunday
Of each month at the church. The
society Will meet with Mrs. T. Kill
gore. S11 Cottage Grove av. Feb.
Us.
The Woman's Missionary society
of the Grace NJ. T. church met on
Thursday afternoon in the church
parlors and held their regular
monthly meeting and their annual
winter picnic. One hundred and
forty members were present. Mrs
Ada Sedrlcs led the devotionals and
Airs. Wesley Miller was in charge OF
the program. which included a pi-
ano duet by Mrs. Hazel Hizey and
Mrs. NJ Hildebrand; a vocal duet by
Miss MarCelle Shirk and Miss DOrO-
Thy Annis; paper. Barriers Be
tween Our Neighbors." hy Mrs. Bert
Beck. Mrs. G. =. Lawrence. mis-
sionary TO Alaska. gave a talk on tho
conditions of the people there. The
society viii entertain at a Washing
ton tea on the afternoon Of Feb, %
at Tho church parlors.
Mrs George T.. Fettere. 1901 S.
Eighth ST.. was hostess Thursday at
ternoon TO the ConEcni1l Thirteen
cIub- The afternoon was spent So
cially and in contest the favors
were won by Mrs Edith NacGuire,
Mrs Vera Gaehl and Mrs. Dora
Evans A two-course luncheon was
served az table conferred with
primroses and foliage. Covers were
placed for 90 guests The club will
be entertained on Feb. . NJ the
horne of Mrs Dora Evans. 1903 s.
sixth ST.
The Triple Four club met Thurs
day Afternoon at the home Of Mrs. O..
NanDusen. Harrison sv. During the
business session, Mrs Harold smith.
president of tho club resigned and
AIRS Clovd Bestle was elected 10 nm
the vacaucy Mrs Homer Orduns
was elected vice-president. The re-
uainder OF the afternoon was spent
socially and "a buffet luncheon was
served 90 10 GUESTS. on the evening
III Feb. H. Mrs. Hugo Germanu. 1e1