South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-16

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A lecture on Pueblo Indian
Art" furnished by Kenneth NJ Chap
man Of Santa re. y. NJ. and read by
Miss Alice Greed and Miss Mabel Mil
Ter made the meeting OF the Woman's
Literary club Thursday afternoon I'M
usually interesting. The meeting was
held at the home of Mrs ]. Walter
McInerny 425 y. Allen st.
Mr. Chapman. who is ore Of the
foremost authorities on indian art
formerly lived in South Bend. he
went from here to Chicago TO study
art and since has been employed
largely in research work He Is at
present a teacher in the Archaeological
institute and school at santa Fe. only
recently he took first prize awarded
for bungalow which he designed to
enter in the contest instituted with a
view to developing = New Mexican
architecture"
To illustrate the lecture which he
sent TO the WOman's Literary club he
sent. also, an interesting collection OF
original drawings and paintings of In
dian pottery and textile work That
part Of the lecture read by Miss Greed
covered the pottery work and weaV-
ing OF prehistoric races Of both this
and other countries. Miss Miller pre-
scented the designing of present day
tribes The development Of charac-
teristiC designs was traced in both
papers. The club will meet with Mrs.
McInerny next week.
Complimenting Mrs s. T. Bissell of
Cleveland, o., who is visiting Mrs.
Norman G. Dakin, Mrs. Charles Zig
Ter. sis w. ColfaX av., entertained
Friday afternoon with an auction
bridge. her guests making up four
tables After the games a delectable
luncheon was served at the card
tables. Among the guests was Mrs.
guest Of Mrs. Edgar Johnson, 9O6 W.
COlfsx av. Saturday evening Mr.. and
Mrs. a Il. France will compliment
Mrs. Bissell with a dinner at their
home on w. COlfax av.
At the general meeting of the Prog
ress club Saturday afternoon, Rev.
James l. Gardiner will give a mono
logue from "Ben Hur". The music
for the afternoon will be vocal num-
bers by Charles Saunders of London.
Attendance at the meeting of the
Thursday club yesterday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. Frank Urquhart.
10f1 DeMaude aV., was unusually
large and the program was an inter-
esting one. 1t consisted of papers on
the German universities of Jena and
Berlin by Mrs Marshel Hughes and
delberg," was presented by Mrs. w. b.
EOmine; New Normal College for
Woman-Leipsic," Mrs. j. G. Otis;
sketches of Bonn and Munich were
given by Mrs. A. A. Dodge and Mrs.
Irwin Jackson. In preparation for a
lecture on Faust" 20 be given at the
next club meeting by Rabbi Cron-
bach. Mrs. ]. r. Kelley gave a con-
else review of the play. The only
music for the afternoon was The
stein Song" from "HeIdelberg." The
club will meet in two weeks with Mrs
G. J. AIlardt, SIS Ashland aV. Mrs
clay Lockwood of Kalamazoo, and
Miss Vera Barrows OF Sturgis. Mich.
were guests of the club yesterday.
Miss Louise Champagne of y. Hill
St entertained Wednesday e"enlng
with a dinner for Miss Anna O'Meara
OF Ontario. Can. Covers we're placed
for Il Miss O'Meara will return to
Canada Saturday
The evN ing departments of the
Progress club met Thursday evening
and continued the study of DaEte's
Divine Comedy" with Mrs. Alma -.
Ware as leader.