South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-02

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the subject OF the lecture 10 be pre-
scented by Edmund Vance Cooke be-
Tore members Of the South Bend
WOman's club and guests Tuesday
evening az the oliver hotel Mr..
Cooke was first scheduled 10 deliver
the address. Pot Luck with the
Poet, but the subject has been
changed Mr.. Cooke has recently re-
turned from a coast 10 coast lecture
tour and his talk. els Poetry I'm
portante' which was delivered
many times. is said 10 be excellent.
Tn his talA, Mr. Cooke treats the
subject IN the following manner.
lMPERTINENT INQUIRIES:
Hush. Don't YOU" Desire"
LITTLE TOT LYRICS. AT the
Concert" when Comply Comes"
The Sin OF the Carpenter Man"
THE FAMILY GROUP. Some
body Calls ft Home" Father"
When Your Big Boy Puts You
Down"
FRAGMENTS or PHILOSOPHY.
Fin de Steele How Did You
Die"
RiMEs OF REAL RELIGION.
Heaven" why de Debbn".'
Yours"
THE LARGER NATIONALISM:
Each for AL" Mother O. Goes A.
Marching" The Uncommon Com
mOner."
Miss Dorothy Panenba bach. 1921 &.
Lafayette blvd. was hostess 10
members OF the Happy Harvester's
Zunharr
Evangelical church Friday evening.
Following the regular business of
the month which was transacted,
contests and music were the diver
sions Of the evening. Miss Emma
Foegley. 1143 S. Lafayette blvd, will
entertain on April 3.
Miss Goldie Brown, $40 s Mich
igan St. entertained y girl friends
as a masquerade party Friday even
ing. The time was spent with music
and games.
Red Cross work occupied the
time Of the members of the Nom
pareil club who met at the home
Of Mrs L. A. Lydick. SAC Diamond
av. all day Friday. Dinner was
served az noon TO Il at table
decorated with American flags. In
two weeks. Mrs r. a. Jones, Lafay-
cite blvd. will entertain.
:.
An informal talk on War Gar
dens' was given by T. L. Wolfe.
director of the municipal recreation
committees at a meeting OF the
q
OF the Progress club held in the
club rooms Friday afternoon. In
the course Of his talk he outlined
the growth and development of thu
municipal recreation committee ard
Of the civic federation, telling Of the
work which is being accomplished
by both organizations. According
20 the plans outlined by Mr.. Wolfe
the war garden propaganda will be
brought 20 the attention of the pee
pie in much the same way as vas
the food conservation campaign,
that is. by the distribution of litera-
ture through the schools and by
providing each home which has un-
dertaken "a war garden with d win
dow card. Tire slogan TO be used In
the campaign reads Every war
garden is a cannon shot at the
kaiser"
AT the next meeting of the de-
partmeut TO be held i'm three weeks
The following topics will be consid-
cred: HAS Your state ii Farm Blu
reau % Boys and Girls Country
Tubs in Indiana" Forestry Engi-
ueers." Platinum as Used in Jew
alry." The Migratory Bird Treaty
and The River Regulation Amend
ment"
Mrs. C.. Fl Winkler 4l2 ~ Mich
gan ST.. assisted by Mrs. j. Neid-
hardt and Mrs Fayette Bulla. en-
lertained members OF the Women's
Missionary society of the First Pres
| byterian church Friday afternoon.
The days program. which consisted
II topics relating 20 the last chapter
. II the text book, "An African Trail. q"
he title OF which is THE New Gus
tom was in charge OF Mrs. +. G..
Koos The affirmative side of the
question Resolved, that the inhu-
.uce of white civilization i'm Africa,
with the exception OF the mission
Il irv wor.S. has done more harm
than good was upheld 10y Mrs
i A Lpp-ncott. while Mrs. samuel
". AppIegate presented the mega
i've arguments AS solution of
he question Mrs W. b. Slower read
paper suggesting the Christianiz-
ng OF the African people Extracts
from the chapter. The New Gus
.om." were read by Mrs. A. = Han
non and Mrs. w .. Williams. Mrs
raWford +. Staples gave am inter