South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-14

SIX women. representing the var
ious women's Gibbs OF south Bend.
attended the luncheon given by the
Gary Woman's Departmental club
AZ the Gary Commercial Athletic
club "Wednesday noon. Those at
tending the luncheon we're Mrs
u. Q. Kettring. Mrs T. p Nicely.
Mrs. Charles l. Immel. Mrs. 4. W
Sherwood. Mrs. George W Phil
lips and Mrs. H. s. Fickenscher.
Mrs FickenscheT appeared upon
the program. giving review Of
what Indiana has done for the Lin
coin highway The principal speak
er for the day was Jean Jensen.
landscape gardener of Chicago. who
talked on Decorations for the Lin
coin Highway" The benefits which
Gary has received from the high
way were discussed by the mayor
who also urged the saving Of the
Gary sand dunes for a national
park. The meeting was attended
10y 100 persons, representing the
women's clubs located in cities in
Indiana situated on the Lincoln
highway.
Mrs. ]. p. Reamer. 915 Lincoln
way W, was hostess 10 mem bers Of
the Pleasant View W. G.. 7. T. We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Charles w
Hopkins led the devotionals and
also conducted the discussion Of the
su bject for the day. The Frances
Willard Memorial" A sketch Of
the life Of Frances willard by Mrs.
Hopkins was followed by a reading.
Wen Make the Map All White"
by Mrs. Earl Yost Mrs. ". l..
Cooper gave a piano solo and
paper on the Memorial Fund" was
read by Mrs. Frank K. Walters.
"Our Inheritance" was the subject
OF the paper presented by Mrs
George w Clark. and extracts from
The Brewers Journal were read
by Mrs. r. J. Suddarth The time
and place OF the next meeting which
will be a Joint meeting with the
Colfsx ". G. T. L.. will be determ-
ined later Food Conservation"
viii be the subject discussed at that
time.
The Effect of the War on Cur
rent Literature" was the subject
discussed by Mrs. n. II. Bartlett at
the meeting OF the department Of
literature and dramatic ART of the
South Bend WOman's club held in
the club rooms wednesday after
noon. Extracts from Letters from
a Soldier in France TO His Mother
and Carry on" by Lieut.. Coningsby
Dawson were used by Mrs. Bartlett
in her talk as well as reference to
the writings of TagOre. Mary Rob
erts Rinehart and Kathleen Norris
a paper discussing How the Thea
ter Went Indoors was read by
Mrs. L. a. Shedd. Following the
program Mrs. r. VI. Hutchinson
sang the Winter Lullaby by De
Kover and Daisies" by G. b. Haw-
ley The next meeting OF the de
part3nent viii Ne held on Feb. p at
9 o'clock in the club rooms
A meeting OF the literature de-
BtAA NAlAttANf +ANAA OAANf VI tAlN n W
g.sss club was held in the club
rooms wednesday afternoon. A re-
view OF The Bacchanals" by Eu-
ripides and interpretations Of the
Bacchic Festivals" were given by
Mrs T. J. Walsh "IdyI 20. The
ocritus" was discussed by Miss
Katherine Campbell, and Miss
Katherine klingel reviewed EN-
dymkaIon by Keats. The Ruy
Bias" by Hugo was discussed By
Miss Dorothea Kelley. The program
Tor the meeting TO De held on Feb.
- viii be that which was 20 have
been given on Jan. go. Mrs. Fred
woodward viii have charge of the
meeting
Reports of the secretary and
treasurer were given at the annual
meeting OF the Womans union of
the First Presbyterian church held
i'm the church parlors Wednesday
afternoon. The following OFFICERS
were elected for the ensuing year:
Mrs. Charles H. Murdoch. presi-
dent: Mrs. George b. Beitner. vice
president: Mrs. T. W. Staples. scCre-
tary. and Mrs Richard c. lnwood.
treasurer. The next meeting viii