South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-01-18

nual Originality day 20 be observed
by members Of the South Bend Wo-
mans club on Tuesday afternoon.
Jan. 81 The club departments
have devoted a great deal OF
thought and effort 10 attain a I'm
ished presentation OF their exhibits.
and the results in every instance
viii doubtless be most gratifying.
A clever sketch. depicting the
peace conference, will be given by
the current history section. and a
novel library scene will be pre-
scented by the literature department.
The practical psychology members
viii stage a shadowgraph play en-
titled And You Would DO the
Samei". after which a delightful
and instructive revue. announced as
An international Animated styles
Types will be shown by the art
section. south Bends Sympathy
Toy Orchestra" conducted by the
music department OF the club
promises great achievements, as do
the individual contributions. COM
posed OF original poems and clever
demonstrations which will also be
included in the program. Exhibit
tons Of handiwork and domestic
art will be another feature Of the
afternoon.
The conditions ruling in the dis
play OF all numbers and exhibits are
that the productions must be abso
lutely original and done by the ex
hibitor.
Mrs Nellie White was in charge
at the social meeting OF the the
Woman's society, First Baptist
church. which was held Friday at
the home OF Mrs o. G. HUFF. 613
Park az. A program consisting of
several victrola numbers, a clever
conversational game and the read
ing OF a letter from Mrs. w. w
Davis, a former member of the So
ciety, featured the entertainment.
Among the 80 members present
was Mrs Glen WOrden who has re-
turned TO reside in this city after
an absence of several months The
next meeting Of the society will be
held Feb. Z. with Mrs. w. II. Shouts.
203 r. Marion st.
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The Fellowship club Of Trinity
Presbyterian church met Friday
night at the home OF William r.
McNabb, 225 y. Notre Dame av.
In two weeks the club will meet
with Charles Wagner, 1908 r. Madi-
son st.
The first social of the Stanoco
clubs winter season was given Fri
day night in the form OF dance
and card party at the Oliver hotel
Donahue's orchestra furnished the
music for the program of dances in
the Rotary room while the card
tables were set i'm the pink parlor.
Members are indebted 10 the fol-
lowing cOmmitte for the delightful
evening enjoyed; ". II. Vanden
bosch, NJ. II. Staples. James Cover,
w. T. Cas-. Miss Helen Kerr and
Miss Lucy Marshall.
Arrangements were made for a
picnic supper. at which the hus-
bands of the club members will be
the honor guests. 20 be given on
Jan. 81 at the home of Mrs. ID.
Kurtz. 1851 r. Indiana av.. were
made at the regular meeting Of the
Friday Friendship club. held Friday
afternoon with Mrs. J. II. Neuf. $50
osborne av. There were 90 mem
bers and eight visitors present az
the meeting and the afternoon was
spent in sewing for Epworth hOspi
tai
Miss Alice Jenkins, instructor
in vocations at the high school
spoke on Americanization at
the meeting OF the department OF
civics and philanthropy Of the Prog
ress club. Friday afternoon. She
told of the subjects that are being
taught in the factories among which
are English cooking, health and nv
giene. civics and general science,
sewing and music. with night classes /
in gymnasium work and dramatics.
The work has proven very success
full in teaching the foreign and
American customs and language.
Miss Zolah Montgomery spoke on
the Art OF Dress" telling how a
garment speaks for or against the
wearer and the color scheme that
should be worn with different COM
pleXions. the various styles for diff
ferent figures. Round table discus
sion followed each paper. The next
meeting will be held in two weeks.
Honoring Seaman Daniel Powers
of the New York naval station and
Frank Olmstead. member OF the
marines located on the T.. s. 81
Pennsylvania. Mr. and Mrs. ID.
Eaton 423 y. Francis ST.. enter
tanned Thursday with O'Clock
dinner. Covers were laid for 14I
guests. Seaman Bowers and Ohm
stead are spending a 15-day fur
Tough in the city.
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Mrs. f. J. Ridgeway. sos short
Navarro. assisted by Mrs a. -.
Stann. Mrs. NJ T. Baugher and Mrs.
Henry Martin entertained the mem
bers Of the Woman's auxiliary OF
Westminster Presbyterian church
Friday afternoon. There were four
new members and several visitors
present. Plans were made for