South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-11-06

meeting OF the art department
OF the Progress club was held Mon
day afternoon in the club rooms.
when a study Of Rubens was contin-
ued from the last meeting Mrs.
Victor Jones read a paper on Ru-
bens as a dramatist. with the ac-
coInpanying pictures: Judgment OF
Paris" Garden OF Love" st
George Killing the Dragon" "A Lion
Hunt and Castor and Pollux."
Mrs. lie Rue Smith spoke on Rubens'
landscape painting. showing tho
Rainbow and Chapeau de Steem"
A paper was read by Mrs Harry
Cooper on Lyric style OF Rubens'
Art" and the illustrating pictures
were Garland OF Fruit" The
Rcndo' and The Bacchanalian
Feast" Mrs. George Cutter discussed
How TO study Rubens' Art" The
next meeting will be on Nov. 70 and
the study Of Rubens will be contin-
ued.
Miss Carrie Fuchs Neitzel and
Bernhard II. Neitzel, 713 W. LaSalle
az. were married Saturday even
ing at $50 o'clock in the parsonage
Of 81. Peters Evangelical church.
Iden 8. Romig was the only at
tendant
Forty members OF the st Joseph
county ". G. T. L. were entertain
% Monday afternoon by the Fran
ces Willard w G. T. T.. az the
home OF Mrs. r. G. Railsback. 621
- ell 49, .He.r.e
were led by Mrs. w. VI. Weld and
reports Of the state convention held
at Anderson. oct 70 TO %. were
given by Mrs. p. T. Hawkins. Mrs.
Hummer. Mrs. Mary Collins. Mrs.
John Rennoe and Mrs. f. l.. Hull.
Among the interesting items report
ed was the state membership. which
includes 12.217 persons The CON
ventiOn was next 70 the largest
ever held. 700 delegates being pres
ent. Mrs. Culla Vayhinger was
elected president OF the union for
the 18th time. Among the prom
inent speakers at the convention
were Mrs Deborah Knox Livings-
ton of Bangor, Ne. national super
inent OF franchise for the w. G. T.
T.: Mrs. Frances BeauChamp, pres
ident Of the Kentucky state w. G..
7. T., and Mrs. Luella McWhirter.
president Of the legislative council
OF women at indianapolis. Parts
OF Mrs Vayhinger's annual speech
at the convention were read at the
meeting.
The next meeting will he held at
the Y. w c. A. on Monday, Dec. 3.
2Iiss Helen Award. S11 Cushing
ST. was hostess to the Philathea
class of Westminster church Mon
day evening. Twenty-one members
were present and ambulance pillows
Tor the Red Cross were made fol-
lowing the business meeting. In two
weeks the mothers of the members
viii be entertained at the home of
Mrs. Harry Smoke, TAP Lawndale
av. Mrs. Earl Yost and Miss Violet
Mckinley will assist Mrs. Smoke
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Sixty-tive members OF the O. +.
:. auxiliary met in the Masonic club
rooms Monday afternoon 10 sew for
Epworth hospital The hostesses
were Mrs. Mary DeFreese, Mrs.
Laura Fretts. Mrs. Colby Wright
man. Mrs. Bessie Calver: and Mrs.
Della Johnson. on Monday. Nov. 3.
the officers will be hostesses at the
nnual thimble proceeds from which
ere used for the maintenance of the
Masonic Home hospital at Franklin,
Ind The nUblic is invited to attend
the thimbIe at which an excellent
program will be given.
y
Mrs. W G. Crabn IL North
Shore dr.. was hostess to the Wilson
Red Cross auxiliary. No. 10. Monday
afternoon. Thirty-fve members were
present. spending the time knitting.
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Members OF the Pollyana circle
met Friday evening with Miss Der
nice Axteu. 1921 Portage av. Dur
ing the business meeting Miss Ber-
tha Keene was made secretary of
tile club and Miss Helen Steele was
elected treasurer. Plans were made