South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08

room To the LETT OF the room il
archway leading to the reading and wT1tne roor-
with its shaded lamp roomy chairs and coforts bic
davenport The piano occupies one corner and the
girls are privileged to play it from early morning
the club rooms close at night
In the reading and writing a fireplace reminds
one that the chilly evenings Will be just pleasant
mere as any other evening The room has windows
plenty and in the late afternoon sun sends its
cheery rays TO Hood the room magazine rack is 20
be provided and there will be magazines every
reader well stocked library takes the space ar the
north side OF this books are all lust the
kind girls love 70 read and books OF doubtful ma
will find it's way there
Next TO this room comes the sun parlor and thot1xh
is not completely furnished IL win ne 5ur
ing the week. Il is the plan have everything IN
wicker with summer rugs covering the floor And
too. there will be wicker cot where the girls may nap
at any time.
SEWING ROOM UPSTAIRS
A door and narrow hallway leads from the sun par
Tor to the dining room with its homelike round taba
which immediately gives one visions OF little
per parties in time the large table will be replaced
by smaller and it is estimated that per
sons be seated comfortably
The girls sewing the second floor. Herr
two machines have been provided with a form
and large cutting table. Opening from this room -
a porch has a view OF the back
lawn and the tennis
When days get warmer the outside VIM be made
inviting the inside. The porch will be arranged
with several swings and plenty porch furniture A
cemented walk leads TO the immense yard where
the tennis VIII be placed from the conversa-
ton Of the girls that VIII be the popular place
when summer time comes. The back lawn espe-
cdlly suited Tor court The yard adjoining
club viii also be utilized as the court and IS have
it's length running south The other part OF
the viii left for the other members who
do not enjoy the sport.
In summer the yard Is a bower blooming plants
There cherry and pear a grape arbor
and numbers lilac bushes after those are zone
the June roses burst into bloom. ANY OF the
bers pick Of the flowers and fruit. they are
10 be reserved entirely for the girls backdOor en-
trance leads into the garden from the parlor.
PLANS FOR TEA ROOM
The room. though open a times wiz
e-,a~ .fawarE
plans at least for a while have this open
dinners and supDers only reservation In
weather though, lent lade and other soft drinks viii
be supplied along with ice and delicaces Meals
in the tea room viii be open 20 members and their
guests Later may be decided have bake day
something that order when fresh home-mads
and pastries viii be sale This. too viii be
something TO look forward with pleasure since there
any number Of girls who never have the opportun
ity TO taste Of really homemade goodies
other privileges will be developed from tire 90 time
the club increases In membership.
the only club the Catholic business
the city patterned somewhat after those OF
larger which been sprnging up over the
which have come more before the public notice include
St Elizabeth's WOmens club at 110f ". Dearborn ~,
Chicago. This club under the auspices
Ole Woman's league o. Chicago and would be ex-
very large scale The Catholic WOmens association
indianapolis have bought The s. p. Sheerin old home
a Pennzyvania and converting fns1
similar club for the business women OF that CITY
The Catholic Business Women's club Detroit s.
other club that has been recognized for its They
temporary headquarters the Y. II. o. building
They expect 20 have their home built This
club also has q wOmens lunch in the
district Woodward San Antonio. Tex is another
city which has similar club for girls