South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-01-04


Irving Bachelor. the eminent au-
thor and humorist. The subject OF
AIR. Bachellers lecture Is Keeping
Up With Lizzie. and is based upon
his famous satirical book Of the
same name.
With quaint Philosophy and hu-
NOR Mr.. Bachelor pictures the
worth OF the Puritanic life Of our
iorefathers ,p contrast 10 the shams.
1Ollies and destructive tendencies OF
today He riddles the follies Of the
rich and would-1e rich with arrows
Of keen. good-natured wit. In the
character OF the Hon. Socrates Potte
he viii narTatc the humorous satir-
zeal events in the little Con- ecticut
village where the scene OF the story
is laid.
Mr.. Bacheller's appearance in
South Bend last season under the
auspices the Knife and Fork club
was 50 thoroughly appreciated that
his lecture on saturday awakens
much interest outside OF the club
mem bership.
The music Of the afternoon will
he given by Miss Edith Maurer, who
Will be heard H. a flute solo. accom-
panied by Miss Irma HOFFMAN al
the piano. These young women
have been spending the holidays in
South Bend and are connected with
the Redpath bureau.
The business meeting for men,
bers will be held at 2:15 o'clock
Mrs. David Hurwich, 332 s. Tay-
Tor St, entertained members of the
KOnee Klatch Wednesday after
noon The guests filed three tables
at whist and prizes were given to
Mrs. Louis Stein and Mrs Leonard
Stein. Refreshments were served
from a table conferred with a basket
of narcissi. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks, the place not
yet decided.
The 5. $. @. +. OF the First Breth-
ZEN church met i'm the church par
iOrs Wednesday The devOtionals
were led by Mrs. Harley Firestone,
and two papers on Kentucky
Work were given by Mrs. Glen
Carpenter and Mrs 3. h. Thomas
Scripture reading was in charge of
Mrs. Rosa Dodds. Refreshments
We're served during the social hour.
The next meeting will be held on
Feb. Z.
A dinner will be given by the
Kappa Kappa Gamma alumni assO-
citation this evening at the Lexing
ton tea rooms. Dinner will be served
at $50 o'clock.
The Madison Township Home Eco
Monies club was entertained We'd
uesday afternoon by Miss Anna Boil
lenbacher. The afternoon was given
To program as follows: Cereals
and Distinguishing Features and
How Prepared for Food" was the
main topic with short papers on
oats" by Miss Ethel Leslie;
Corn" Miss Elsie SchalliOu:
Rice" Miss Mabel Beehler; I'm
pOrtance of Cercals IN Diet" Miss
Anna Bollenbacher. A general dis
cussiOn was given on Prepared,
Against Cooked Breakfast Food" by
Miss Minerva Seese. Miss Mabel
SchallioIl gave a short talk on use
and Abuse of Color in the Ward
robe" and Miss Ruth Marker had
charge of the current events. Miss
Minerva Anthony was chosen dele
gate to attend the Indiana Home
Economies association meeting at
Purdue next week The afternoons
program was closed with musical
numbers Refreshments were serv-
ed. The next meeting OF the club
will be Feb. at the home Of Miss
Nora Horien.
The w. G. sunshine club was en-
tertained in a pleasing manner We'd
nesday afternoon by Mrs. Jesse a.
Taylor. III +. Spring ST.. with 21
members present. A guessing contest
featured the afternoon and the IA
vOrs were won by Mrs William
BOettcher. Mrs John Chappell and
Mrs James Tyler A color scheme
OF green and white was carried out
in the decorations of the rooms and
in the dainty luncheon served in
two courses at the close Of the meet
ing The members Will have their
next gathering Jan. II when they
will meet at the car station at ,
o'clock. following which they will be
entertained at an Orpheum party
by Mrs. Otto Price. 1O43 VanBuren
ST.
Mrs. Homer Robinson, Riverside
dr.. was hostess on Wednesday aft
ernoon 70 the North Side culture
club. The History OF Rome. from
500 10 SO inclusive. was given by
Mrs. A. r. Messick and Mrs. W. A
Bertsch reviewed Isben's play. EN-
peror and Galilean." The remainder
OF the afternoon was spent in an i'm
formal social way with refreshments
Mrs. c. +. Francis. 1897 Riverside
dr.. will entertain the members Jan
II.
The Shakespeare circle held it's
annual meeting at the home OF mrs
W. o. Davies. eli w Washington
av-. yesterday afternoon. The days
program consisted OF a paper on
The Ions Legged Race" by Mrs
r. II. Brugger; paper on The Riv-
ers OF Indiana, by Mrs. W 3. stow
err and Fish culture" by Mrs. r.
s Sayre. Tha meeting was closed