South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-09-20

7 on March . at the oliver hotel. Sam
uel W. Grathwell Will speak at this
time or Bachelors and Wives. g"
Brief The wall of the male. "a
The love Of fashions, fashions many
a wOman's love, b. Her extrava-
Sance makes marriage impossible.
The bewail Of the female, a. Wives
are servants. not partners. b. The
double standard makes marriage a
burden.
Character studies.
on March 16 at o'clock in the
afternoon, sydney Landon. character
artist viii entertain with character
studies of famous literary men.
Twain, LonF fellow and Thackeray.
Among those he will interpret are
The music department will be
hostess at a recitation March so. at
which time the artistic talent Of the
department Will take part
The home department viii give a
sketch entitled "A Home in the Max
ing written and presented by the
mothers of this department
The dramatic art department will
give a group of original plays written
and presented by members OF the de-
partment on the evening OF April %.
These programs represent the
work of the departments for the
year.
To study Art.
The art department will make an
intensive study of Italian art in the
18th and 18th centuries, giving
special attention TO the fundamental
principles Of art. Mrs. c. L. Francis
is chairman OF the department.
The department of history will
study the greatest history making
epoch the world has ever known.
/ one paper, an outside speaker. and
O. musical selection will be given at
each meeting The chairman is Mrs.
Walter Bloomfield.
Mrs. +. l.. Sims Is chairman Of the
home department The study days
of this department Will be given
over 10 the consideration Of subjects
whereby the members may better
understand their children and thus.
make better mothers. The social
days will be in the form of Thrift
teas 20 be held in the homes. The
objects of these teas is 20 better ac-
quaint the members. that they may
exchange ideas on how 10 adjust
their standard of living 10 the pre-
sent period Of reconstruction. that
they may do it more capably and
more cheerfully. The policy Of this
department viii be Patriots still'
while acquiring values and vision TO
be better Americans.
Music of America.
The chairman Of the music de-
/ partment is Mrs. J. c. COtter. This
department will study the music OF
America and her allies, special en-
phasis being placed on American
composers.
short stories and books will be the
special work OF the dramatic art and
literature departments. The drama
tic department will make an inten-
sive study Of play construction and
various groups OF short plays. Mrs.
f r.. c.. Shanklin is the chairman.
The patriotic and civic department
VIII hold itself ready 20 sew for any
international or local philanthropy
under the leadership or Mrs. ". II.
Baker, chairman.
Cooperate With state.
Besides cultural and philanthro-
pic work the club Will cooperate
with all state working committees,
and has provided ample time 10 as
sist in any civic work which il may
be called upon 20 do by either city
or state.
Under the leadership OF the presi-
dent. Mrs. g. d. Coon. the club has
made notable progress and greatly
increased its membership. Other Of
fcers are as follows Mrs J T..
Pazou. first vice president; Mrs Lii
. liam Krieghbaum. second vice resi-
dent. Mrs. vs.. *. Sherman. record
ling secretary; Mrs. Lloyd Beyrer. as