South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-03-21
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

the Miami Herald at Miami. Fla. on
March Il.
Mr. and Mrs. ". J. FrankeI OF
South Bend. Ind. have ben Journey
ing in Miami for the past two
months. They have az their visitors
now Mr. and Mrs. Henry Levenhart
OF Lexington, KY. who are bride and
groom Of so years. and have been
enjoying the southland for the past
month. having visited Jacksonville.
81. Augustine and Palm Beach on
their wedding tour Mr. Levenhart
is a devotee OF the game Of chess.
and has met many chess players
since leaving his Kentucky home,
and can be seen playing his favorite
game now any day in the Royai
Palm park. while Mrs. Levenhart
and Mrs. Frankel are attending tea
dances 40 the Royal Palm hotel or
fishing or wading in the ocean. They
viii leave in a few days for Day
tOna. where they will remain for a
short while and from this point will
he hOmeward bound
Mr.. and Mrs. Frankel reside at
2a4 y. Lafayette st.
Mrs. J. r. Whiteman. 10 Slower
CT. entertained the members Of the
Good VIII Bible class OF Trinity
Presbyterian church Tuesday after
noon Mrs. Whiteman lead the de-
votionaIs at the meeting and the re-
mainder OF the afternoon was spent
with needlework and refreshments.
Mrs. Jessie Taylor. 1117 r. Sorin
ST.. will be hostess 10 the members
on April II.
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Twenty-Five friends from Trinity
Presbyterian Sunday school sur
prised Robert VeTmande, S12 +.
Washington av, Tuesday evening at
his home, the affair being given on
his birthday. An evening OF music
and contests. with refreshments
served by Mrs. Vermande was en-
joyed
organizing the Impulses Of the
Child 10 the Development of Will
Power was the subject OF an inter-
esting discussion Tuesday afternoon
by Mrs. Alma O. Ware before the
members OF the mothers depart
ment of the Progress club. Accord
ing 10 Mrs Ware, the impulses OF
the child are blind and guidance is
required. The highest ideal is
achieved when outer compulsion is
transferred 10 inner self-control.
This demands a careful and system
attic process. beginning with the i'm
pulse and desire and building up a
power of choice. When the child
has developed a reason for his act
he has added intelligence 10 desire,
and intelligence, or reason, will de-
mand developed viii.
often" said Mrs. Ware, boys
and sirls when released from too
rigid parental control, instead of be-
ing self-gOverned. plunge into reck-
Iessness when out in the world. But
n we can build up the ideals which
compel the child will become self
governed
IL demands all OF the mothers in
telligence and sympathy, the speak
or said. TO help with the organiz-
ing of dangerous but natural inn
pulses and lead the child 10 self
mastery.
Members OF the Women's Home
Missionary society of the First NJ
J. church were entertained Tues
day afternoon at the regular meet
Ing OF the society by Mrs. j. w. Wit
wer. 102 Marquette av Lenten Of
ferinL for mission work was taken.
Mrs. J. Z. Greed had charge of the
devotional exercises. An extreme
~ interesting paper entitled Re
deeming the Southwest was read
by Mrs. J. II. Cannon and Mrs. J.
w Eastep read a leafet on the same
subject Mrs Myron Campbell gave
am absorbing talk on missionary
work among the Mexcans of the
southwest. a social hour completed
the afternoon with light refresh
ments. The society will meet April
i, the place 10 be announced later.
Interesting reports were read by
the various committees at the reg
ular meeting of the Teachers feder-
alton held Tuesday evening in the
Little theater at the high school.
Election Of officers succeeded the
usual bushes with the following
results. President. Miss Vivian
Huntsman. Elder school; first vice
president, Miss Lillian Anderson,
CoQuillard school. second vice
president. Miss Edith Ullery, Haley
school. recording s-cretary. Miss
Mary Byerly. Grammar school; cor
responding secretary. Mrs. +. b..
Dakin high school; treasurer. Otto
Schoeppel. Laurel school. The fed
Grafton will meet May Is.
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Hiss Helen FiuegeL 722 r. Wen
Eer ST. entertained the members Of
the Ia Kota Wajon club Tuesday
evening After "a brief business meet
my the evening was spent with
canes, music and contests. Miss
Irene Brennon entertained with a
delightful vocal selection. Dainty
refreshments were served by the
hostess late in the evening. Decora-
lions in the club colOrs OF red and
black were used throughout the
home. Miss Louise Koehler viii be
hostess 90 the club April 5. az her
home DOS y II Peter s..