South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-11-11

The current events department OF
the Progress club will be entertain
ec Tuesday afternoon at the club
rooms The topic for discussion
will be How the World is Fed"
Relations OF War and Science 10
the Worlds Food supply" will be
discussed by DR.. Elizabeth Geyer.
Americas Contribution 10 Human
ity's Market" by Miss Isabelle Ken
needy; Manufacturers Of Textiles"
BY Miss Helena Neitzel; and Arts
and Crafts" by Mrs. r. L. Sims.
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Mem bers Of the Advance circle
met with Mrs. George Kizer. Lin
coin way f. Friday afternoon.
There were Is members present and
two visitors. The afternoon was
spent in needlework and the hostess
served a two-course luncheon. Mrs.
l. A Lydick, Diamond av., viii en-
terrain the members at their next
regular meeting.
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The Frances Willard ". 9. T. u.
met yesterday afternoon with Mrs.
3. r. Hawkins, 4O4 +. Indiana av.,
for the monthly meeting Commit
tees for the year were named as
follows: Mrs Samuel Burrough.
medical temperance; Mrs Fred
Fromm. purity in literature and
art; Mrs. Alice Albright, temper
ance in literature; Mrs. Hattie Web
ster, flower mission Mrs. r. c.
RaiIsback. parliamentary music;
Mrs. Fred Entzian, missionary So
ciety: Mrs Nellie Clark, social and
red letter days; Mrs. Samuel Hively,
work among foreign speaking peo-
pie; Mrs. Henry Kale. franchise and
christian citizenship Miss Anna
Fox. anti-narcotics; Mrs. Hawkins.
rescue work; Mrs. Anna Davis,
mothers work; Mrs. Webster, health
and hereditary; Mrs Minnie Pick
ems. Mrs. William Edison, health
correspondence.
A program for the afternoon was
IN charge Of Mrs. Timothy Shana-
feI: and papers were read by Mrs.
Railsback her subject being, Work
and Booze, and Mrs. Hawkins
subject was Injuries Caused by
Drink" Mrs. Shanafelt favored
with vocal selections during the So
cial holr. Refreshments were en-
joyed The union will meet Dec.
syith Mrs. Minta Moose, III K.
South St
Noel s. Dunbar. architect. spoke
on the House Artistic. at a meet
ing OF the civics and philanthropy
department OF the Progress club
Friday afternoon in the club audi
forum. In home building. he said.
there were two points TO be en-
phasized. sincerity and restraint in
decorations The material Of the
home depending entirely on the 10
cation. In places where there is a
scarcity OF either wood or stone. the
architect conscientiously used the
available material. he explained.
The Colonial style of architecture.
which has been claimed to be the
American national type, comes in
directly from the Renaissance and
cur style Of building and interior
decorations shows a decided tenden-
cy 20 follow the English style. he
said For the home decorati ons the
speaker said, a woman's opinion and
advice were invaluable 20 the beau
" of the house. The topic was dis
cussed informally after the meeting
Members of the department will
have another session Dec. s.
Members OF the Ladies' Aid So
ciety OF Westminster Presbyterian
church held their monthly meeting
Friday afternoon with Mrs Rachael
ireland. $50 n. Scott St Arrange
ments were made for a bazar and
supper. Dec. Z. Following the bust
ness. the afternoon was given to
needlework with the serving OF light
refreshments. The society will have
its next meeting Dec. s. with Mrs
II. E. Hostetter. 712 Lindsey st.
Members Of the Norman Eddy
Sewing circle were entertained at
the g. a. r. hall on +. jefferson
blvd. Friday afternoon. The host
esses were Mrs. Mary Reynolds. Mrs.
Carrie Hull. and Mrs Glenna JEFF
ferries. Refreshments were served at
the close Of the afternoon. In two
weeks the circle will be entertained
by Mrs meta Smith. Mrs Mary
Rul0 and Miss Genevieve Rulo.
The Mayf1ower club members were