South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-11-20
Clubs

the Washington school Wednesday
afternoon. sponsored by the mem
bers OF the South Bend Woman's
club. The object OF the organization
IS 20 Americanize the foreign moth
crs I'm the district II G. Immel. the
superintendent OF the school, offered
the use OF the building, and domes-
tic science. sewing and other arts
will be taught. a fine program was
presented. including vocal solos by
Miss G. Osborne. piano selections by
Miss Helen Schlagel. interpretive
dances by the little Misses Eleanor
and Virginia Michael. and welcoming
-(taIks were given by II. q. Immel.
Mrs. B. d. Coon and Miss L. Paul,
The school librarian. Refreshments
were served 10 81 guests. The next
meeting will be held Dec. 3 in the
school building.
The woman's Foreign Missionary
society of the Stull Memorial church
met wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. A. II. Katterheinrich,
27f2 s. Main 81. Mrs. Y. =. Duncan
led the devotionals. After the regu-
lar business session Mrs. Emma VIII
lard read the last half OF the first
chapter OF the text book; Mrs.
George Fansler read a paper. Il
wish 1 Was a Doctor" Mrs. Cora
Schilt gave a reading on "The
Center OF Compassion" and Mrs. c
n. Lesson gave a report Of the dis
trict convention held at Valparaiso
A faH Era foil rtgrrnr II
during which refreshments were
served TO Il members. Mrs. NJ. NJ.
StuI. 1903 S. Michigan St. Will be
hostess Dec. II.
The Centennial club was enter
tanned wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. I. L. Werner. 722 Du-
bail av. The election OF officers re-
suited as follows: Mrs. Edward
Ward was chosen president; Mrs. L.
j. Gears. vice president: Mrs. Fred
Switzer. secretary and treasurer, and
Mrs. r. l.. Werner, assistant. Favors
in the contests, which were a diver
sion OF the afternoon. were won by
Mrs T. L. Essex. Mrs. sam Dutz-
bach and Mrs. John Gully. Refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing will be held with Mrs. F. l. Es
sex. 1912 S. St Joseph St. Dec. 3.
- The Colfax W. c. r. l.. met with
Mrs. l. W. Staples. 424 ". Madison
st. Wednesday afternoon. An Am
ericanization program followed the
business meeting Mrs. John Rennoe
gave a talk on successful Methods
81 Americanization;" Mrs. G. G.
Beyrer read ar article on What to
DO for Immigrants" and Mrs. /. W.
Staples read paper entitled Real
Americanization." The next meet
ing will be held at the home OF Mrs
g. A Nash. 531 Leland av., Dec. 10.
Mrs. G.. RI. Defreese. 315 :. Taylor
ST.. was hostess Wednesday after
noon 10 % members of the second
section Of the Pastors Ali society OF
the First Christian church. After
the business session a measuring So
cial was enjoyed and tea served.
Mrs Defreese was assisted by Mrs.
= Asa Ham and Mrs. Jennie Roger.
The next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs Joseph Kopscay, 1T2
s. Michigan st. Dec. Il.
Section one OF the literature de-
partment Of the Progress club held
81 meeting Wednesday afternoon at
s:45 O'Clock in the club rooms.
.After the business was disposed of
Miss Katherine Campbell discussed
John Galsworthy. as an esSayist.
and read three OF his essays. rid
lug iu Mist" The Englishmen and
the Russians and THE Latest
Thing" The next meeting will be
held Dec 10.
The Liberty club held its regular
meeting wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs II. Niumaw 231 Adams
So 4 social afternoon was preceded
by the BUSINESS session Refresh
ufents were served 10 II mem beers.
AIRS Harry Smith. 624 y Allen st.
viii entertain the club members on
Dec II.
Mrs. Albert ListenberEer. 744
Washington av.. entertained Wednes-
day with a luncheon for the We'd
uesday club. Covers were laid for
10 at a table attractively conferred
with a basket of fruit After the
business session Mrs. Fred Bryan
read selections from Frances Haard's
book The Lilies of Red and
White" and Mrs George Beitner
outlined a lecture which Hugh Wal
tole VIII make at a meeting OF the
college club. Mrs. Walter Funk. 733
w. Washington av., Will entertain
the club in two weeks.
The ". G. Sunshine club met with
Mrs Albert Dausman. 905 Adams ST..
Wednesday afternoon. The business
session was followed by a social aft
ernoon. FavOrs in the contests were
awarded 20 Mrs. Jesse Kaylor and
Mrs Eva Gibson. Refreshments
were served 20 10 members. The
next meeting will be held at the