South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-12-11

rtment OF the Progress club held
meeting Wednesday afternoon at
4 O'Clock In the club rooms There
were 10 members present. Miss
Katherine Klingel discussed K. G.
Chesterton's essays. His Varied
Types. What is Wrong With the
World" and selections Of wit and
humour from several other Of his
essays. During the business session
Miss Katherine Campbell was chOs-
en- a delegate 10 the general cleo
tiCu committee The next meeting
will be held Jan. IA and will be in
charge or Mrs. Norman G.. Dakin
and Miss Elizabeth Williams.
The marriage Of Miss Irma Mac
IConnei. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
+. r. MacConnel 1901 W. Washing
ton av.. 10 Harland HippenstHl. 423
y. Main St, son OF Mr. and Mrs. G..
Hyper It'll. OF North Manchester. y.
Y. took place wednesday afternoon
at the First NJ. r. church. The cere-
mOny was performed by Rev j. y.
Greene. The bride wore a gown Of
navy blue velvet. a white hat and
corsage bouquet Of sweetheart roses.
Mr. and Mrs. Hippenstill left imme-
diateIy for indianapolis. where they
viii remain until Dec. 20 after which
time they will reside at 1901 W.
Washington az.
Mrs. Albert Dausmann. 9O5 y
Adams st, was hostess Wednesday
-.
Pleasant View ". 9 r l. After
the routine business. Miss Robins of
the City Rescue mission. talked on
her work in the city and the open
air work done this summer and the
wish 30 extend il next year. Mrs.
David Augustine discussed what the
senate has done for prohibition. The
next meeting will be held Jan IA.
az the home Of Airs f. c. Chichester,
9f3 Cleveland av.
The dramatic art department of
the South Bend WOman's club met
Wednesday afternoon in the club
rooms Mrs. ?. J. Traband a stu
dent If Indian lore gave an excel
lent reading Of the play "Pocahon-
tas'' and sang a group of Indian
songs. a number Of Indian articles
were on exhibition and pictures of
Indian homes chiefs and their modes
Of living were shown The litera-
ture department viii hold a meet
<ing Jan. Il.
The Independent club was enter
tanned Wednesday at the home of
Mrs John Shenenberger, lO17
Franklin ST. After the business ses-
sion social hour was held during
which refreshments We're served 10
II members and two guests one be
ing Miss Emma Reiger. Of Canton,
o.; j. p. Murphy. 1713 st. Joseph
ST.. will be hostess Jan. z.
The Good viii club was entertain
ed by Mrs. Charles Fowler. 1871 T..
Bowman ST. wednesday. After the
business session a social afternoon
was enjoyed Contest favors were
awarded to Mrs. William LaComb
Mrs. =. Sluss Mrs. Charles Jones
and Mrs Fowler. NeedleworR was
also "a feature of the social hour
Refreshments We're served TO 16
members. The next meeting viii
ice announced later.
The "wednesday Afternoon sewing
circle met at the home of Mrs. r. j.
Beery. 1920 Broadway "Wednesday
afternoon. Fancywork was the di-
version OF the social hour during
which refreshments were served.
There We're 10 members present.
Mrs. Milton Bernhard. SO r. Ohio
ST. viii entertain the circle at her
home Dec. l..
The ColfaN W. c. r. L. held it's
regular meeting Wednesday after
noon et the home of Mrs. g. A Nash.
521 Leland av. The program FOR the
ensuing year was planned during the
business session. which was attended
1y six members. The next meeting
viii be held with Mrs. g. c. Beyrer.
IA Harrison av.. Jan a.
AIRS Charles Pearson. 1885 Wood
ward av. was hostess at meeting
OF the Lafayette Thimble held We'd
uesday afternoon. Needlework was
% diversion OF the social hour which
followed the business session Re
freshments were served TO 12 mem-
bers and one visitor The date and
place OF the next meeting are UNI
decided.
Mrs Harry Badet reviewed the
book. An English ~ oman's Home"
by Mrs. ~ Brunette Smith at the
social meeting OF the Woman's Liter +
airy club which was held WedneS- /
5ay afternoon at the home of Mrs. F.
e.. y. Fassett, 1908 r. Washington +
a The place Of the meeting which I.
win be held Jan Z is undecided. /
Sewing for the hospital was done
go the meeting OF the sewing COM F.
mittee of the St Joseph Hospital I
Aid society which met Wednesday .
afternoon with Mrs 81 T. Calnon .
$50 y. Allen 81. Refreshments were q
served 20 is members
The Elder Mothers. club met
tuesday afternoon in the kinder ,
"a r-ran roorr7 ~ tho s.b,,f f,,,if.F-