South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-06
SOCIETY AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN

Appearing on Saturdays program.
which is planned as one Of the finest
Of the Progress club season. will be
Mile Marguerite Clement, lecturer
and writer OF note. who will address
the club members and friends on the
vital topic OF The After War Prob
lens I'm France" Mile. Clement
comes 10 South Bend with the high
est commentator possible as a
speaker and scholar. having appear
Cd before women's clubs and lead
ing college audiences throughout the
United States as an official represen-
tative OF the French High Commits
sion OF Washington. with her mes
sages OF aid in furthering a fuller
understanding and a richer exchange
OF benefits between her country and
America.
a graduate OF the University Of
Paris which conferred upon her its
highest degree. that Of Agregee.
Mile. Clement from her 18th year
completed her education entirely
through the scholarships she won.
She has travelled half way around
the world. lecturing in Egypt. Newn-
ham and Girton colleges at Cam
bridge, Eng. and throughout this
country. As a mefnb Der Of the editor
ial staff OF L'Oeuvre. Paris. and as
representative OF the University II
Paris. she has endeavored 10 ac-
quaint our people more thoroughly
with her native language and Htera-
ture. and has spoken before thou
sands Of American school children
10 this end
group Of vocal numbers will be
rendered by Karl W Knorr, tenor.
preceding the lecture. A business
session Of the general club viii be
he'd at 2:15 o'clock followed by the
afternoons program which will be-
gin at 3 o'clock
More than 200 guests attended
the party given Wednesday night
by the Children OF Mary of St. Pat
rick's church in the parish hall.
Favors in pedro and 500 were won
by Mrs. I. w. Lower. Miss Clara
Bognar. Charles r. Hodges. and
James Tracy. Miss Josephine Deck
er, accompanied by Miss Maude
Weber. rendered number of vocal
solos and Mrs. Marjorie Galloway
entertained with piano solos. Two
reels OF motion pictures were an
added feature OF the entertainment
Refreshments were served during
the evening.
The Photographers Social club
was entertained Wednesday evening
in the Bagby studio, with out of
town guests present from Elkhart
Michigan City and Goshen. Follow
ing the business session. a dainty
luncheon was served and dancing
was enjoyed for the remainder of
the evening The next meeting Of
the club viii be held in March at
the Staples studio.
:.
The members Of the Woman's
Literary club met Wednesday aft.
ernoon with Mrs. Charles p. Drum
mond. ga Riverside DIR. Mrs. John
Hartzer OF Chicago. daughter Of
Mrs. Drummond. rendered severa.
beautiful vocal numbers: Mrs.
Drummond gave a review of the Re
vival OF the opera i'm Chicago and
New York. Eighteen members ct
tended the meeting. Mrs. Marshall
Chaplin. Colfax av., will entertain
with a luncheon az the next meet
ing. Feb. 10.
A social hour was enjoyed at the
meeting OF the North side Social
club wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. G.. A. Harmon. 1918 :.
Rush St There were six members
present The next meeting will be
held in two weeks, The place to lee
announced later.
a dinner was held Tuesday night
by the eN-members of the Harmony
orchestra al the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edward Casey. Edwardsburgh
rd. Games and music followed the
supper.
Edwin Hunter, Mark Eners. limo
thy 2uinlan, Maurice Thornton. Rob
rrt Huber. Morris Rossin and Carl
Schubert were hosts at a dance Civ
en- Wednesday night at the oliver
hotel The affair was attended by
65 couples. The grand march was
led by Robert Huber and Miss Rose
bel Moore. Several novel features
were held during the evening. The