South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-09
SOCIETY

A novel feature OF the meeting /
~ the literature and dramatic art |
department OF the south Bend Wo- /
mans club was the presenration n |
ar original one-act play entitled 4
Corn Beef and cabbage Mem /
beers OF the department very capa- /
bly, enacted the sketch which was 4
written by Mrs Rene Traband ard I
directed oy Mrs William ProbasCo. I
Mrs. 3. u. Coon read a short story /.
from contemporary author In BIZ /
iustgs;ion OF the general topic THE /
Shcrt story Up 10 Date Mrs. TT. T.
" Sherwood explained the viTtues I
prevalent IN that form Of literature |
and Mrs. ID. r. Mckee discussed the /
evils often apparent IN the short |
sturv. Another meeting OF the de-
partment vii pe held Dec. 10. at
which time Mrs j. r., Townsen /
viii give q review Of "OIea Bardel"
rs stacy AumonIer. and Mr.. H. II. Z
Bartlett viii lead the discussion. /
Mrs Nora Byers viii present a num-
her of poems written by members
~ she club.
The first annual all day meeting
81 the Lincoln Literary society was
Verne Van Uusan Portage highway
AT noon a pot luck dinner was serv-
ed and was followed by "a brief bust
ness session During the literary
program m Mrs. c. J. Reed read from
The study book The Man Behind
the Part after which round table
discussion was held Current
events were In charge OF Mrs
George Myier In two weeks the
club viii he entertained AZ the home
81 Mrs. Myler. 1927 Sherman av
Mrs. Alma KAY. Mrs Celia Der
low. Mrs Barbara Harmon Mrs
Harriet Gully and Mrs Marguerite
Korn were host esses Monday after
noon AZ the regular bi-monthly
meeting of the Eastern Star auXil-
iary held I'm the Masonic club rooms.
After the routine business had been
disposed OF the time was sIent so
oiauy and refreshments were served
by the hostesses. Another meeting
OF the auxiliary viii be held at the
same place IN two weeks.
Sixteen members OF the Home
Guards % the Grace NJ. =. church
met Monday afternoon at o'clock
n the home OF Miss Noteth Nash.
SOC Pennsylvania av. The mission
arr study hour which followed the
brief business meeting was ia
charge OF Mrs. william Row. Re-
freshments were served during the
social hour BY the hostess. who was
asHs1ed by Miss Blanche Harren-
dorf There VIII be another meet
ing OF the society held Dec 10 at
the home Of Miss Ruth Williams.
211 p Paris 81
The third chapter Of the new
novel was read at the regular meet
ing Of the Novel club held Monday
night at the home Of Mrs Horace
Fox 624 Sibley pl. Preceding the
usual business hour n dinner was
served 20 eight guests. including a
new member. MISS Charlotte White.
Nov. % Mrs. Robert ShauSlin. 559
Riverside DR.. Win be hostess 20 the
club members
Reports 81 the recent convention
or the Indiana Federation of We
mems clubs held az indianapolis
were read at the meeting OF the
civic League or Women Voters held
Monday afternoon az the Y W. g..
by Mrs T. E. Neff and Mrs r. T..
Lambert. Announcement OF the next
meeting Of the league VIII be made
later.
Mrs. George RoeSsmer. 1898 Van
Buren, St. entertained Saturday aft
ernoon I'm honor OF the sixth birth
dav anniversary of her brother. Mas
ter Warren Erhardt. 1876 n Sadie
ST. Games and contests featured
the afternoo s. entertainment and
refresh rnoutg were served.
More than 30 couples attended
the first dancing party OF the sea-
son gwen Monday evening at the
Indiana club by members OF the Al
red Dancing club Steimrichs or
chestra OF Elkhart provided the
music for the program of dances
s. similar affair viii be held IN the
club rooms nov. 15.
Following the transaction of the
routine business an meeting OF the
NVomau's Auxiliary or the EpwOrth
hospital held Monday afternoon no
the nurses school the time was de-
voJed 20 sewing for the hospital a
similar meeting viii bee held Decem-
her 18.
Mr.. and Mrs 81 ~ FLOWERS. SO;
s. William ST. were surprised sun
CAV evening by number Of friends
in honor OF their 30th wedding an-
uiversary. At the close of social