South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-04-03

An all-day meeting OF mem Dera
Of the English Lutheran Red Cross
auxiliary. No. 80. was held Tuesday
in the Red Cross headquarters
Knit socks and bedshirts were
turned IN by the auxiliary This
organization meets on alternate
Tuesdays al the Red Cross head
quarters.
ON next Tuesday afternoon. a
thimble will be held at the home Of
Mrs Anna Kuntsman Of the Hunts
man fats. A program will be pre-
sented
Portfolio day. the contribution Of
the art and music department OF
the years program. was observed
Tuesday afternoon in the club rooms
with complete success.
The entertainment consisted II
living pictures posed by members
OF the club. the work being that
OF American artists who have been
the study Of the department dur
ing the season. Many OF the pictures
portrayed were painted by artists
Of the DAY. and all OF the reprOduc-
tions showed a marked accuracy 0f
detail as well as OF the more prOmi-
nent features OF the pictures.
The works chosen for Representa-
tion were particularly attractive. the
fact OF their being examples OF
American art adding interest for the
audience. which was one OF the larg-
est Of the year.
Costumes were elaborate and the
lighting effects were very pleasing.
The program consisted OF "a living
pictures. a harp concert by Irwin
:. DOlk ard two solos by Miss Hazel
Harris Mr.. Dolk played a group OF
harp numbers preceding the presen-
tatiOn of the pictures and continued
the playing during the entire after
noon. Miss Harris selections were
DE Puts le Jour" CCharpentier) and
"Evermore Lost 20 Me" IN. G..
Bach). the latter being an encore
Possibly the most favored Of the
pictures presented were those which
included children, the first Of these
being Mother Playing with Child"
by Mary Cassett. which was posed
ty Mrs. J. G. Harper and tiny Mary
Jane Hastings Mrs. Harper was
lovely as a perturbation OF Cassett's
mother" while little Miss Hastings
delighted the audience with her
merry smile.
Charity" by Thayer. included
Mrs. Granville W. Ziegler, Mary
Jane Baker and Mary Jane Hast
ings. This picture was arranged b
Mrs. A G. Mecklenberg Another of
Girl" by Cox, was posed by Miss
Martha Sims. The artistic simplicity
OF the picture was very striking. This
picture was arranged by Mrs. r. l..
Sims
Master Granville Ziegler posed as
Sully's Boy with the Tattered Hat"
and Miss Jane Dennis as Higgins
Little Dancer" The first named
picture was arranged by Mrs. Gran
Vile Ziegler and the latter by Mrs.
Fred L. Dennis. "The Spirit of rs"
by Willard. arranged by Mrs. V. r.
Maurer. was posed by FyOd Dennis.
George Thurn and Char - Schadt.
Each of these productions was por-
trayed with the unaffected grace that
is the gift of children.
Mrs. H. +. Schadt as Stewards
perturbation of George Washing
ton; Mrs. John s. Moore, as Miss
Wiles, by the artist Wiles; Mrs. Fred
Zimmerman in "Idleness." by Mary
Greene Blumencheine, arranged by
Mrs. c. f Francis: Mrs William
Renfranz in Sunlight" by Alexan-
der. arranged by Mrs. Francis; Mrs.
Harry y Barnes as The Aristo-
MakielsM as Rosa COrder, by
Whistler. we're among the remainder
of the pictures shown, each draw
ing enthusiastic applause. Sargent's
THE Two Prophets" from the IA
nous frieze OF the prophets. was well
posed by Mrs. A c. Mecklenburg
and Mrs. X. c. Sackett. the picture
being arranged by Mrs. Walter H.
Baker.
Mrs. r. ID. Coon gave the an
nouncement for each OF the prOduc-
tous preceding its showing. Mrs. ..
+. Francis OF the art department and
Mrs. IA. r. Schadt of the music de q
partment were among those 10 whom
the success OF the program may be
attributed
Mrs d. X. Splitter and Mrs. Harry
y Barnes had charge OF the decora-
tions, which were most attractive.
Groups OF palms and baskets OF flow
rrs were arranged about the room.
Mrs. j. c. Harper announced on
the part OF the members that the
club had accepted an invitation 10
attend the state day luncheon OF
the Mishawaka Woman's club to he
held in Mishawaka. April Is.
The Reciprocity day luncheon OF
the south Bend Woman's club will
be given in the Rotary room OF the
Oliver hotel April is. Miss Harriet
Bittum OF the northwestern settle