South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-03-01
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

When the nature study depart
ment Of the Progress club appears
before the general club Saturday
afternoon, March s. 1t will present
Jens Jensen, who will lecture on
Our Native Landscapes" illustrated
with his own stereopticon slides.
Jens Jensen is one or the fore
most landscape architects not only
OF the middle west but Of the United
States. He is an enthusiastic lover
OF nature an ardent advocate OF
parks, and IS constantly working for
the preservation OF natural scenery.
South Bend. being on the Lincoln
way, viii have an added interest in
hearing Jens Jensen. for # was he
VINO planned the decoration Of the
Lincoln way from coast 10 coast.
nature study department feels
itself very fortunate in securing
Jens Jensen. as his time is limited
with his work in lecturing.
A very charming mid-winter
dance was given Friday night by the
Phi Delta Kappa fraternity, Beta
Omicron chapter. in the Rotary
room Of the oliver hotel which was
artistically decorated with draped
American and allied flags. The
music for the dancing which was
enjoyed by more than IS couples
was furnished by Donahue's seven
piece orchestra. Much OF the sue
cess Of the affair was due TO the un-
firing efforts Of the committee in
charge. composed of Paul McCor-
mick, Roland Hildebrand and
Charles Giomi AIr. and Mrs. Carl
Ayres and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Betz acted as patrons and pa
tronesses.
The classes of the conservatory
entertained Friday night with
dancing party in the Chamber of
Commerce hail. "The Spirit Of
Spring." was interpretatively danced
ny Christian Prey and Alice POnto:
other dancers were Adele Shaw in
Petite Coquette" and Muriel Hew-
son Music for the dancing was
furnished by the Metropolitan Or
chestra. Among the 20 guests were
the members Of the faculty of the
conservatory.
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4 patriotic WashingtOn's birth
DAY program was presented al the
meeting of the Norman Eddy sew
ing circle Friday afternoon. which
was held at the hcme Of Mrs. Louise
Kavaney, 915 +. Bowman st. The
assistant hOstesses were Mrs. Edith
Miller and Mrs. Mary Reynolds. The
D
Collar, with Mrs. Frank Newton
and Mrs. Mary RulO acting as as
sistant hostesses.
The department Of practical psy-
chOlogy OF the south Bend WOmans
club met Friday afternoon in the
club room. paper. The Wander
lust" was read by Mrs. Walter
Bloomfield. Psychology Of the
Home Morale" was the subject dis
Cussed by Mrs. f. L. Simms. Each
paper was followed l,y round table
discussion. The next meeting of the
department Will be held March p.
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There were is members present
at the general meeting of the Pss-
tors Aid society of the First Chris
tan church Friday afternoon. Dur
ing the business session it was de-
cided to change the meeting of the
general club TO the fourth Wednes-
day in the month and the meeting
Of the four sections 10 the third
wednesday Of the month.
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The Monday afternoon junior
high school girls gymnasium class
held a pot luck supper at the Y. W.
G. A. Friday afternoon from 4 until
: o'clock. a Rainbow club was
started by the 8 present and Off
GERS elected as llows: Alice Rupel
first lieutenant, and Helen Miller.
top sergeant.
The young women OF Miss Pauline
F.nterline's class OF the Quincy
street Baptist church VIII have
charge of the services of that church
sunday night and VIII entertain
with "a war time song story entitled
"A Rift in the clouds" IN which j 5
members Of the class viii take part.
Plans have been made for similar
entertainment 10 be given by the
class every month
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An informal dancing party was
given at the Indiana club. Friday
night for the members of the organ
lzation and of the University club.
Donahue's orchestra furnished the
music for the dancing following
which supper was served.
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The members of the Friday
Friendship club met Friday after
noon i'm the First Methodist EpiScO-
nal church to sew for the Red Cross. /
A regular meeting of the club will
be held March q