South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-06
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The third season of the Melting Pot
will open Monday evening at the
COmmercial-Athlet club. 4 program
has been planned which Is arousing
interest particularly. among the older
members OF the club. 1t viii include
paper by G. Il. Stephenson on
Pioneer Days OF South Bend" and
old-fashloned music by a male quar-
tet under the direction of Frank b.
Hager. Isaac Hutchins will render
solo.
The Melting Pot with its literary
features has for three years been a
popular department OF the CONNER
cial-Athletic club, being entirely diff
ferent from any other OF the club ac-
tivities. owing to the Interference Of
board and committee meetings. the
dates OF which are long standing. the
meetings OF the Melting Pot Will
held the second Monday Of each
month this year instead OF the first.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Carlisle are en-
tertaining the memb ers of the St
Paul Sunday school at supper this
evening, which will be followed by a
business meeting during which plans
for the ensuing year Will be made.
For Miss Edna Mosiman, whose
marriage TO Edwin Lucado will take
l.
viii entertain this evening with "a
o'clock dinner at the Oliver hotel
The table Will be appointed in yellow
and white with centerpiece Of chrys-
anthemums and hand-painted cards
Of Of a chrysanthemum design. The
same flowers will form the guest ia
vors. The guests beside Miss Edna
Moisman will be Miss Eurelda Mois-
man, Mrs. Harry Krause of Indianap-
oils, Miss Hun. Miss Maize Lucado.
Miss Hilda Baer and Mrsd Fred
Schrop.
The Phi Sigma sorority which has
been enjoying a series of small in
formal rush parties. will entertain
Tuesday evening at the home of Miss
Florence Reamer. SO S. Main St,
when it is expected that several new
members will be pledged.
Mrs. L. f. Greenan led wednesday
afternoon at the meeting OF the North
Side Culture club at the home of Mrs.
Scott Leck, 606 HerrisOn av. Chap
tiers three and four of Les Miser-
ables' were studied and an interesting
discussion OF current events was held.
The next meeting of the society will
be in two weeks at the home of Mrs
S. J. Crumpacker, 1922 n. Allen st.
Mrs. Alma .. Ware began a series
OF siA talks before the Parents
Teachers club Of the Colfax school
at a meeting in the school assembly
hall Wednesday afternoon. All the
talks will deal with the relation OF
the mother to the child IN its de-
VelOpment through the school
Mrs. a. J. Swanson planned a de-
lightful surprise for her husband,
Sheriff Swanson, Wednesday evening
in honor OF his birthday anniversary,
giving a dinner of 80 covers at their
home, 116 s. Lafayette st. Among
the guests were Deputy Sheriff and
Mrs Charles Doolittle and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ray Bechtel of Mishawaka, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Swanson, Miss Sarah
Swanson and Mrs. Nelson and daugh-
ter OF IAporte.
The Wednesday club met yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. a. II. stephenson
SIG S. St Joseph St Mrs George
A. Baker discussed San Jose. Porto
Rico. The next meeting will be with
Mrs Elmer Crockett. w. COlfaX av.
Mrs. II. f. Westervelt. 527 n. La
fayette ST, was hostess to the Shake
speare circle wednesday afternoon.
The following interesting program
was presented: Palestine Under the
Judges. Mrs. w. A. Bugbee; "Cities
of Refuge Mrs. w. b. Slower;
"Glimpse Into the Jewish World,
Mrs. +. L. Eastman. The club viii
meet again in two weeks with Mrs.
L. c. Westervelt, lis Franklin place.
The regular meeting of the litera-
ture department Of the Progress CLUB
was held Wednesday afternoon. Mrs.
&. w. Coen gave an interesting talk
on the life of Racine and Mrs. Nor
man G.. Dakin presented acts one, two
anG three of "Phedra".