South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-04
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lie la f,F. customs and dress Hf Che I
Koreans was el.rn wednesday aft 4
truuOu 20 utreLrg ~ the history .
.partmeut of fIe South Bend +.
N-nmaus club 1v Edward Llu,
atIve Korean. who " -fudFll4 law T.
rs mo University If <ofre Dame s. +
apanesa solo was given by Airs 1
ere Straver and ID paper ON 'Ep- F.
raa> Claim 90 Frasdnuu. Ey Airs IT .
~ Sherwood The current events
IL the afternoon were IN charge ~ /
IRE Lillian Ereghhtum. Al ih.
IeXt meeting which VIII Dee held
Dc f. The program VIII include a
roo patriotic bE Mrs. j. F. Eo-
fum q paper. Indiana Natural
Resources. by Mrs william Pro-
assoc. tails on our civic obli-a-
ions hv Mrs a. 81. Harris. and a.
address, by Col Seymour Bullock
'urrent events VIII boo in charge of
lrs John G. PaTson
The WISHING Nurse association
Entertained with q Tea Wednesday
ifteruoon ~ the home Of Mrs. Jo-
.eph IT Dc J.orerZl, S12 p. Jefferson
blvd. introducing Miss Mary T.
Horn the new supervisor OF the as
ISOLATION NieF Josephine Decker,
4ccompauieSI by Miss Helen Gull
foy q. entertained with several vocal
numbers Mrs We're Strayer also
save = vocal selection. and the
Etude IN T. Flat by List was
played bv Miss Maud Weber plan
ist The work and conditions ia
the South Bend Childreu's dispcn-
r3ry were discussed By Miss Pump
FREY and Mise Horn. who has just
arrived from New York, spoke on
her work in the maternity center
hospital in New York city. During
the afternoon plans we're discussed
for the mem bership drive which VIII
begin Nov. - and Will continue for
q week
A meeting Of the Pythian Tea was
held wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. Alice Beck, Mrs Cecilia Bur
ow. Mrs. Mile Brockhouse and
Mrs. Durham acting as hostesses.
The afternoon was spent socially
with needlework and contests, Mrs.
Walter Brauusdorf being a favor
winner. Refreshments were served
% 50 mem bers. TIOstesses for the
next meeting. which will be held IN
two weeks at the Is. Of 2. hall. viii
be Mrs J. Gully. Mrs. @. g. Cronk.
Mrs. J. c. Campbell and Mrs j.
Dib1er.
The early French explorations
were discussed by Mrs. Ernest
Toung At a meeting Of the history
department. of the Progress club
1eId Wednesday afternoon in the
club rooms The following commit
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Red Cross drive Mrs. r. +. Parrot.
Mrs l. +. Metcalf. Mrs. G. r. Mont
romery. Mrs. Dalton Moomaw. Mrs.
s. g. Bunker. Mrs. r. w. Young,
Mrs Homer Robinson. Mrs Charles
Ivan. Miss Ella Kieman. Mrs. /. S.
FickensCher and Mrs. J. II. Zuver.
Mrs. O. r. Montgomery viii be in
charge OF the next meeting which
VIII be held Nov. II.
Fourteen members Of the Shake
speare circle held a meeting
Wednesday afternoon at the home
f Mrs " A. Bugbee, Marion st.
Current events were given in an
swer 10 the roll call Mrs w. b.
slower entertained with a desCrip-
lion or The Wonderland Of Cali
fornia" Dainty refreshments We're
served az the close Of the afternoon
by the hostess. who was assisted by
her daughter. Mrs, G.. SChoCk. Mrs
w. T. Brown. 432 y. Lafayette
blvd. will entertain the club mem
bers Nov. II.
Mrs ". f. Shaefer. $40 Lincoln
way e, entertained the mem beers
II the old Time Friends club with
1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday al
her home. Covers We're placed for
ID At an attractively appointed
luncheon table. During the after
noon Mrs T. Farnum was surprised
with a handkerchief shower Mrs
Farnum viii leave for California
Nov. 10 20 make her home Mrs
Hinton Hammond. sol Lincoln way
F., VIII act as hostess TO the club
members Nov. Q.
An all day meeting of the Schuy.
Ter Rebekah thimble was held
Wednesday at the home OF Mrs
Harry WOOiman Ga Leland av. A
p0t-luck dinner was served AT noon
10 the II members who attended
the meeting The afternoon was
spent with needlework for the ba-
Ear which the club viii hold i'm De-
cember Another meeting OF tht
thimbIe viii be held Nov. Is with
Mrs Fanny Brodbeck. sos Lee
and av-
a meeting or the wednesday Aft
ernoon Bridge club took place with