South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-22
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

painters, ancient and modern. VIII
form the unusually entertaining pro-
gram 20 be given Saturday afternoon
before members and guests OF the
Progress club by the art depart
ment
The pictures will be presented in
groups OF three. the first comprising
the works Of painters OF the Ven
ethan school. which the department
has studied during the present club
year. while the second and third
groups will be pictures Of the more
modern painters. Mrs. w r. Baker
vii give an explanatory mOnOlogue
preceding the showing OF the first
group and Mrs. Fred Wood ward Will
explain the pictures OF the second
and third groups.
The pictures. artists. and those
posing for them are as follows:
Group one. GiOrgiOne's Portrait
Of a Young Man, by Mrs. George
Fulmer: Titian's "Lavinia". by Mrs.
Victor F. Jones. Titian's Flora,
By Miss Frances Thurman. and tt
tian's Man with the Glove. by Miss
Mabel Bartlett. Group two, Car
paccio's Angel with the Lutte. by
little Miss Martha Morgan; Lean
ardo Da Vinci's Mona Lisa. by
Mrs Charles Bosenbury: Franz Halls
Laughing Cavalier, by Mrs w. X.
Sherman. and GcinsbOrough's Mrs.
SiddOns". by Mrs. X. G. DeRhodes.
Group three. Madam lie Bruins Girl
with the Muff", by Mrs. l.. VI. Ham
merschmidt; Alexaader's POT of
BasiF, by Mrs. Frank Stosar: Sar-
gents "Carmencita". by Mrs. Law
renee Romine, and Watts Hope,
by Mrs. r. c. Shanklin.
Violin numbers will be given
throughout the program by Miss Es-
ther Fulton. accompanied on the
piano by Miss Bernice Wayne. Fol
lowing the program Miss Helen Gull
foyie will render a piano selection.
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Mrs. Guy seybold. w. Lindsey st.
entertained the members OF the
Mecca club Wednesday afternoon.
The time was spent with needIework
and contests favors In the latter
being awarded 10 Mrs. Brook Bower
and Mrs. John Macintosh. The next
meeting OF the club will be held
March Z at the home Of Mrs George
Helm. w. Fuerbringer st
Mrs. Charles Zigler. S16 w. Colfax
av., entertained at luncheon Wednes-
day at 1890 at the Nicholson Inn.
Places were laid for Il guests at a
daintily appointed table centered
with a bowl Of narcissuses. Follow
ing luncheon the guests enjoyed
theater party at the oliver
Mrs. James Liueback, 2O3 Dubail
av.. entertained az a dinner party
Wednesday evening. honoring Mrs
ii. J. Rudduck. who will leave soon
10 reside in Mishawaka. Covers were
placed for 10.
Forty-fve mem bers OF the Pythian
Tea enjoyed the regular meeting Of
that organization held Wednesday
afternoon at the K. OF p. hall. The
time was spent informally and dainty
refreshments were served by the fol-
lowing hostesses; Mrs. II. J. Meyer,
Mrs. b. IT. Geyer and Mrs. Sherman
Rohrer. The society will meet March
=. at the hall.
Mrs. w A. Funk. 1913 w Wash
ington av. was hostess 20 the mem
hers OF the Wednesday club We'd
nesday afternoon. The program for
the afternoon was in charge OF Miss
clara Durham, who spoke on "Fut-
urisn and Cubism in Poetry, Paint
ing and Music" The talk was ex-
Ceptionally interesting. A delight
ful informal hour followed during
which the hostess served a delici-
GUS luncheon. The club will meet
next Wednesday with Mrs E. p
Chapin, Forest az.
Mrs. c. f. Pattee, 2O6 Laporte
Hv.. was hostess to the Women's Lit
erary club Wednesday afternoon at
its regular meeting The afternoons
study consisted OF a review OF the
book. With Americans Past and
Present" by Jean J. Jusserand. by
Mrs. Marshall Chaplin. assisted by
Mrs John +. Reynolds. Special ref
erence was made 20 Washington in
recognition OF the anniversary of his
birth. The usual social hour follow
ed with a dainty luncheon. The club
will meet again March z. the place
10 be announced later.
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Mrs. Carl Eaton. TAI Lawndale
av.. entertained the members OF the
Diamond Thimble club very pleas
antly Wednesday afternoon. In a
contest. the prize was awarded 20
Mrs. Otha Dalrymple. Light refresh
ments were served by the hostess. on
March :. Mrs. Joseph Moomaw. 7S9
Diamond av., will be hostess TO the
club.
Miss TeCkla Sack and Miss L.
Rieman had charge OF the subjects
for study Wednesday afternoon az
the regular meeting OF section one OF
the department OF Literature OF the
Progress club Miss Sack discussed
the "Suppliants', by Aeschylus and
the various parts OF the tragedy were
read BY members Of the depart
ment. Miss Rieman gave a compre-
hensive paper In comparison OF