South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-04
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a delightful event from a social
ONT OF view and a splendid hnan-
lai success. the card party given
~riday afternoon By the scholar
nip club az the oliver hotel was
TENDED by about $50 guests. who
helped 70 increase the funds of the
Tub. which VIII be used 90 assist
IN the education OF worthy students
q Notre Dame university. One hun
ired and fifteen tables were placed
IA the Rotary and Turkish rooms
nd the guests were given their
hoice OF bridge OF 500. During the
--ames a musical program was given
by Joseph Cassenta, pianist, who
pleased with two selections. and
iuet for tenor and bass. "Oh. That
we Two Were Maying.' by Harold
Bowdeu and William Furcy, was
veil received. William Furey who
possesses a most pleasing base voice,
hen sane "O'er the Bulowy Sea"
and for an encore gave the ever
popular ION the Road 10 Manda-
ay" Harold Bowden. tenor. gave
an artistic Interpretation of Carts
sina." by Arthur Penn. and IN re-
sponding 10 an encore gave Just
Been Wonderin' All Day Long"
The prizes We're won by Mrs.
Louis Sausman. Mrs. Dora Hamil-
ton, Mrs. George Switzer Mrs Flor
enCe Cordeu. Mrs. III. q. HOltzendOrf,
Mrs. A. b. Dufendach. Mrs. w. +.
Krumm. Mrs. Q. Frisdick. Mrs. a. II.
kermit, Mrs. A. Herzog. Mrs. George
Vinson, Mrs. c. II Harper. Mrs. r..
W. McCalIura. Mrs. elem Weaver,
Mrs Frank Schumacher, Mrs. Mary
Eaton. Mrs. John Greif. Miss Ethel
Major, Miss Laura Kamm. Miss Ma
rie Major. Mrs Edwin J. Bennett
Mrs. NJ. W Guirk, Mrs. George Har-
baugh and Miss Jean WheelOck. Mrs
Isaac Calvert was given the prize
for the oldest guest present and for
the appreciation table the favors
were given 20 Miss Dorothy Harris
and Miss Marie Martin. The prizes,
all donated by local merchants, were
most attractive. and besides the gem
eral prizes, a prize was given for
the highest score at each table
The affair was IN charge of Mrs.
- T.
was assisted by Mrs. L. Grant Brad
ford and the following committees:
Door, Mrs. l.. j. TwOmey; prizes,
Mrs. John Worden. assisted by Mrs.
d. A. GuilfOyle, Mrs. x. i. ROckne
and Mrs. J. Horen. cards. Mrs. A. r.
TellisOn. chairman. assisted by Mrs.
Fl. r. Weber. Mrs. A. Mcnamara and
Mrs. i. Hartzer; refreshments, Mrs.
r. g. Hollowell and Mrs. II. w. Sher-
wood: tables, Mrs Harrison Crock
EFT. and the appreciation table. in
charge OF Mrs. O.. Bradford.
The missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church held q regular
meeting in the church parlors Fri
day afternoon. The hOstesses were
Mrs. +. G.. Koos. Mrs. J. ". Shidler,
Mrs. II. r. BeCkwIth and Mrs.
A. W. Shurtz The program for the
afternoon was opened with devo-
tions led by Mrs c. =. Lippincott.
Miss Charlotte Partridge gave an in
tcresting stereopticon lecture on
syria" During the business ses-
sion which preceded the program an
election Of officers was held. re-
sulting In the appointment of Mrs.
W. 3. Slower. president emeritus:
Mrs F. c. Koos. president: Mrs c.
A. Lppincott. first e-president;
Miss May Apologize. second vice.
president, Mrs. II. N. Crow. record
ing secretary; Mrs. +. NJ Hatch. cor
responding secretary; Mrs Ralph
PARROT. secretary, Mrs c.. a. Bridge.
treasurer. During the social hour
light refreshments were served to
% members.
The Art department of the South
Bend WOman's club met Friday aft
ernoon IN the club rooms. An in
terestlng talk with five illustrations
OF the life and works Of Auriuo was
presented by Mrs. e. ID. Coon. to-
gether with five Illustrations by Mrs
Lydia Sawyer. Mrs. Charles More
land continued the study of archi-
lecture RomanesqUe the subtitle
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