South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-13
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Mrs George Witwer. 1919 +. JEFF
ferson blvd. entertained a small COM
pany of the younger crowd at a Iun-
che0n at the Lexington tea room Tues
day afternoon, cOmpImenung her
house guest, Miss Esther Lyman Of
Connecticut The table was prettily
appointed ia pink and waite with
centerpiece OF pink carnations and
narcissi
Mrs. +. j. Harrison gave an inter-
esung discussion OF the Science Of
Eugenics" Monday afternoon before
the Currents Events department Of
the Progress club. Mrs Harrison
talk was a comprehensive review Of
the theories of various scientists On
the subject from Darwin down 10 the
present day. The department Will
meet again Jan. &c when Mrs. IL. A.
Tohuika viii have a paper on The
Cause OF Floods and the Remedy"
Or. Charles r. Stoltz, $50 y. La
fayette ST.. will entertain Indiana uni
versity alumni and students OF South
Bend Friday evening at his home 20
meet Prof. Eigeman OF the zoology
department OF the university, who VIII
be il the city with "a view to organ
ling an alumni association.
The members Of the Penelope club
made up box party at the Orpheum
Monday afternoon after which they
We're entertained at tea at the Robert-
son tea room. The guests included
the Misses Bessie Wenrick, Lulu
Morse, Carrie Annis, Clara Hartman,
Grace DeWells aud Hazel Kuespert.
The club Will hold its next regular
meeting jan. p at the home of Miss
N
The Art department Of the Progress
club held a postponed meeting Mon
day afternoon. The program con-
sisted of the story OF Abraham and
Isaac, reviewed by Mrs. j. g. PaXSOn
in preparation for the descriptions of
S;aphaels pictures of Abraham and
isaac given by Miss Helene Neitzel
and Mrs. (. X. Nickery respectively.
In honor Of their daughter and SON
in-laW, Mr.. and Mrs Arthur Topper,
whose marriage took place Jan. s,
Mr.. and MIS-. Charles King of Center
township entertained at dinner sun
dap evening. Covers were placed for
j. at table arranged with center
piece of carnations, lilies and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Topper viii he at home
after March 1 at their farm, two miles
south OF the city.
The Knights of COlum bus enter
tanned Monday evening with an infor-
NAL dancing party in American hall.
Messlcks orchestra played the pro-
gram OF dances and light refresh
ments were served.
The o. Z. S. auxiliary resumed its
meetings Monday afternoon with a
pleasant thimble following the holt
day vacation. The annual election OF
officers took place during a business
session which was followed by a
short musical program and refresh
ments. Mrs. Cora Barton was elect
ed president; Mrs Hattie HObbiCk,
vice president, and Mrs Mildred
French, secretary and treasurer. The
musical program consisted of piano
numbers by Miss Elizabeth Windie
and violin numbers Ivy George Miller.
accompanied on the piano by Miss
Windle. The auxiliary Will meet
again in two weeks.
The South BEND Kindergarten asso-
citation continued its study Of she
Report OF the Committee of Nine
teen at a meeting Monday afternoon
ia the rooms OF the Kindergarten
Training school The second chapter
OF the text was discussed by Miss
Winifred Weld, Mrs. Charlotte Ban
IA, Miss Grace Rabbit and Mrs
Maude Stonecipher.