South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-02-28

Mrs. Thomas G.. Winter OF Mime
apolis is 90 be the principal speaker
az the annual state day luncheon
given By members Of the Progress
club Saturday noon in the Rotary
90 OF the Oliver hotel. Her sub
1ect IS Growing Old Gracefully"
Mrs. Winter Is very active IN cur
rent affairs. being a member of the
national council Of defense. director
OF Minnesota 20 the general fedora
o Of clubs and chairmangof the
press committee OF the general fed
Grafton OF clubs. She 20 South
Bend most highly recommended and
her lecture is said 20 Doe very n
tertaining and instructive. sparkling
with wit 9nd good humOr through
out
Among the guests who are ex-
pected 20 attend the luncheon are:
Mrs. John r. Moore Of Kokomo.
newly elected president Of the state
federation Of clubs: Mrs. A. J.. Dill
Ion Of Rochester. chairman Of the
18th district. and Mrs. Anna Well
ingtOn Forester Of Chicago. "a for
mer president OF the Progress club.
a musical program has been ar
ranged for the afternoon. those in
charge OF this including Miss Maude
Heath, Mrs. @. a. Fulmer and Miss
Mabel Bartlett. Mrs. Lawrence
Romine. AIRS. W. s. McGlothlin AM
Mrs. Louis VI. Hammerschmidt will
have charge Of the decorations.
Mrs. Donald MacGregor. Miss May
APPLICABLE. invitations. Mrs. O.. p.
DrummOnd. Mrs Frank A.. slower.
Us. Victor Jones and Miss Harriet
seller. tickets. Miss Gertrude J..
crown and Mrs. Lafayette lie Van.
arrangements.
Friends OF Ernest T.. Knowlton,
1914 Miami St. gave a farewell sur
prise party for him Wednesday
evening at his home. Mr.. Knowlton
Will leave March e for the officers
TeehVical school a. Atlanta. Ga.
Mrs. r. l. Essex. 725. ". Broad
way. was hostess 10 members of the
Centennial club Wednesday after
noon. Contest favors were awarded
10 Mrs. Jacob c.. Dibler. Mrs. John
p. Gully and Mrs. Edward J..
Weaver. In two weeks, an all day
meeting will be held at the home of
Mrs. Weaver. 1880 s. High st.
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Sixteen members Of the Pythian
Past Chiefs Red Cross auxiliary met
at the home Of Mrs. IT. T.. Nitou. 739
5. Michigan st. all day Wednesday.
Fifteen hospital jackets were COM
pleted and napkins were hemmed.
Mrs. Ida Berger 1113 Lincoln way
W, viii entertain on March 8.
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Members OF the w. G. Sunshine
club were entertained wednesday
afternoon by Mrs. Minnie Zeitler.
az Sancome av. Sewing was done
by the l. members present. Mrs.
Albert w. Dausman, 905 y. Adams
ST., will be hostess TO the members
on March Is.
Mrs. Kate Saelhof. o01 Cottage
Grove av.. was hostess TO II mem
hers of the w. G.. Needle club
Wednesday. a pot luck dinner was
served 10 the guests at 1880 o'clock
and the afternoon was spent with
sewing and knittinS. Announcement
Of the time and place Of the next
meeting Will be made later.
= paper discussing the nature of
German Military Necessity" was
given by Mrs. otto NJ. K%noblock It
the meeting of the Woman's Liter
AIRY club wednesday afternoon. at
which Mrs. r. II. Moore. S2S y.
Michigan St, was hostess. 4 book
review Of The German Mole by
Jules Claes. presented by Mrs. G. ~.
Fassett. completed the program. The
next meeting viii be held i'm one
week instead of two as is customary
and the hostess viii be Mrs. Cyrus
T.. Pattee. 2G6 LapOrte az.
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The poems and work Of James
Whitcomb Riley were discussed by
Mrs. IT.. G. Bennett. i'm an interest
ing paper given ar the meeting of
the literature and dramatic art de-