South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-24
WOMAN s CLUB;
YEARS PROGRAM
Season Expected to be One of
Best in History of
Organization.

The seventh annual program bro
chure of the Mishawaka Woman's
club was issued Monday and would
indicate that this organization is
bent on having one of the most sue
cessful years i'm its history. The
board of managers Is composed as
follows: Mrs. Clarence r. McCollum,
president; Mrs. julius A. Newman.
first vice president; Mrs. w. Z. Bor-
ley, jr., second vice president; Mrs.
Alexander 7. Bodle, third vice pres
ident; Mrs +. A. Doan, recording
secretary; Mrs. Robert Robertson, as
sistant recording secretary; Mrs.
Harlan W. ellis, corresponding and
federation secretary; Mrs. +. II.
Ahara, treasurer; Mrs. G. b. Will
liams, registrar.
The heads of the various depart
ments are: Literature, Mrs. Glenn 3.
Britton; art, Mrs. y. S. Gingrich;
civics, Mrs. ]. w. Keller; music,
Mrs. II. +. Suders; home economics,
Mrs. A. NJ. Fortenbacher; program,
Miss Cora A. Ney.
The meetings start next Saturday
and there will be something doing
in each department until the middle
Of April. The first session is known
as presidents day, and will COM
prise a reception and program in
charge of the department chairman.
Among the interesting events sched-
uled for the general club program
will be a lecture on Indiana WOm-
EN- and Patriotism, by Mrs Felix T.
McWhirter of indianapolis. This
will take place Oct Is. Mrs Judith
We'll Loewenthal. Chicago, will later
speak on THE Citizen Mother;
while among others down on the
general program are Mrs. Marion
A. White, Frank E. Herring, Rev.
Charles l.. O'Donnell, G. S. c., South
Bend; DR.. John a. Burnett, Misha-
waka: Miss Bess c. Lee, Detroit:
Mrs. Haute Booth Harrington Jane
son, and others.
Department. Program.
The literature department will be
addressed during the season by Miss
Anna Dobbins. Mrs. Walter B.
ChristOphel. Mrs. James G.. Bost-
wick, Mrs. William Golden and
Miss Helen Miller.
The art department has an es-
pecially fine syllabus. Among those
TO address the members are: Mrs.
Rose r. Grimes. Prof. Warden, Her
man +. Ries, Mrs. /. Clarence Ball,
Harvey Reed, Miss Olive Boles, Mrs.
Alex. T. Bodle, Mrs. David Pugh,
Mrs. Harrison A Moran. Miss Ethel
Burnett, Miss Vida Myers, Mrs
Glenn Warner, Miss Nettie Terrell,
Mrs. w. z. Wallach.
Among those TO take part in the
music department. are Miss Greta
Benedict, Miss Grace Turner. Miss
Helen Immel, Miss Hazel Chandler,
Miss JEANNE E Terry, Miss Annette
+. Frazier, Mrs. G. b. Williams, Miss
Mary Doolittle, Mrs. Glenn II. War
ner. Mrs. H. 9. Holtzendorff, Miss
Bertha Marter, Mrs. Verne Grisa-
mer, Mrs. \. r. Bodle. Miss Veva
Newman, Mrs. W. f. Borley, jr.,
Miss Lucy Heagy, Mrs. L. Eugene
Willes, Mrs. Y. F. Ludwig, Mrs.
Marian van Dusseldorf, Mrs. A. r.
Klein. Miss Anna Bauerlein, Mrs.
Isaac Kane Parks, Mrs. Ralph II.
Jernegan and Miss Ethel Albert. In
connection with this department
ladies' chorus under the direction Of
Prof H W. Owens. Chicago. will be
heard during the season.
Speakers before the department Of
civics vii include Mrs. I. :. Ficken-
scher. Charles W. Bingham, Rev. b.
Earle Parker. Mayor Gaylor, Rev.
f. F. Shoulder. II. A Moran, n. +.
Strubbe. DR.. ]. p. Feigler, A II.
BeardsIey, John :. Bordner. Judge
Ralph s Feig.
The home economics department
will as usual, have an interesting list
of talent, including Miss Margaret
Parker, Miss Frances NJ. Simpson,
Mrs. John A. Burnett, Mrs. Fred
Woodward. Mrs Alma o. Ware,
Mrs. F. L. Sims. Mrs. Mabel Dunlap
Curry. Terre Haute. Ind, and
Charles Sauers, Purdue university.
The program consists Of about 10
pages.