South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-09

The Orphans Home board held its
regular meeting Monday at the
home. During the month OF No
vember 200 children were present
at the home. IA new children re-
ceived. the total cared for being
221. The sewing room made 512
garments during the month.
A pleasant Thanksgiving was
spent, fruits. nuts and candies be-
ing sent 20 the children by friends.
In the evening the children and
their governesses presented q con-
cert in the chapel
A great Christmas is being
planned Oy the children and the
members OF the board feel certain
that they viii not be disappointed
because Santa Claus has never yet
forgotten the little orphans
Christmas eve a large tree filled
with presents will furnish plenty OF
Christmas spirit for the children
Mr.. Clyde Rodgers. Of Summit Farm,
has donated 50 chickens for their
Christmas dinner. and il is expected
that many more donations will be
made 20 complete the menu.
The health of the children has
been reported unusually good.
lie Grand Steele was continued at
the meeting OF the art department
81 the Progress club which was held
Monday afternoon in the club rooms.
Mrs. L. II. Writ read paper on
The Magnihcence of StHted Art"
discussing lie Brun, 1619-f69O: his
torical scenes and the Gobelin Ia
pestries. Mrs. Frank Robertson
talked on the portrait painters of
lie Grand Steele. including Pierre
Misnard lie Roman" 151O-G695:
Riguad. 1659-1743; and Nicholas
f.argillieFe. l656-1746 Both talks
We're illustrated BY stereopticon
slides. The meeting was attended
10y more than 80 members. HistOri-
cal Setting will be the subject Of the
next meeting. which viii be held
Jan. L.
More than 90 guests were present
Al the parish party given Monday
evening by the Woman's Guild OF
the st. james Episcopal church at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. s r
Pace. 532 w. COlfax av. musical
program consisting OF vocal duets
and piano cello and violin selections
was the main feature of the evening.
Humorous readings by Miss Marie
Noedisch created much amusement
Refreshments were served
The Young Woman's Foreign
Missionary society of the Grace NJ
r. church held a party Monday eve
ming at the home Of Mrs. Rose
Fields. PIG Paris ST. The devotion
aIs were led by Mrs. Dorsey Kinney
The decorations carried out the
Christmas motif Refreshments
we're served 10 II members. The
next meeting will be held Jar. u.
the place TO be decided later.
p MISS Esther Bdgren. 90T \. Allen
st. was hostess 90 eight members Of
the T. u. club a her home Monday
evening. Plans were for dancing
party 90 be held i'm the early part
of February were formulated dur
ing the business session, which was
followed by a social hour. Refresh
mentS were served. Mrs. Carl Lien
hart. OF Wakarusa, Ind. was an
out-of-town guest. Miss Marie Hau-
ser. 1924 Blaine av., will entertain
the club Dec. p.
The Lincoln Literary club was en-
tertained Monday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. r. J. Suddarth. 3I9|
Laporte av A new member was
taken into the club during the bust
ness session. which was followed by
the study OF city government and a
social hour during which refresh
meuts We're served. The next meet
ing viii be held with Mrs. George NJ.
Myier 1927 Sherman av.. Dee. p.
The marriage Of Miss Luella
Smith. 1906 Prairie av., TO William