South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-11-14
Clubs


Airs. g. H.. Eump.er. Of Indiana
poiis was the principal speaker lt
the second convention ot tine S.
Joseph County Federation OF Wu-
mans Clubs which Was held sat-
urday 40 the Alishawaaa public
library. Federation WAS tho SUBJ
1ect OF Mrs. Eumpiers address 10
the club. Airs. John wynn OK La
porte. retiring chairman 0f thc 18TH
district. vas also speaker Of tie
afternoon. she gave "a report ot her
administration as district chairman.
The address OF welcome was made
by Mrs. vs.. j., Buttcrwor;h.
More than 90 clubs Of the county
were represented at the meeting
which con oued az 1918 o'clock -alz
urday morning. Mrs George Phil
lips of south Bend presided al the
morning session. Two minute talks
were given by the presidents Of the
clubs and reports OF committees
were read. a pOt-luCk dinner was
-ert q at noon.
The afternoon session was opened
al 1870 O'Clock and was opened by
musical number by the Progress
CLUB double quartet An address by
seymour Bullock on Bright sides
on Dark Clouds was "a special fea-
discussion was led by Mrs. Bullock.
Community singing was led by
bliss Jeanne Terry and a vocal Sc
lection was presented by the stump
uon Prairie Home Economics club
quartet.
A meeting OF the Mizpah CLUB
was held Saturday afternoon at the
home Of Miss Pauline Heiss, 420 >.
Francis ST. The afternoon was oc-
cupied with needlewOrk, games and
contests. favors being awarded 70
Miss Esther Hertel, Miss Margaret
TrOeger and Miss Margaret McCor-
kle. Refreshments were served at
O'Clock 70 eight guests.
Mrs c. H Merley. 800 Hamden
CT, was hostess 10 "a mem bers Of
the SchOOlmasters' Wives club Sat
urday at o'clock Thanksgiving
dinner. yellow Chrysdnthemums
,cntered the dinner table. Assist
nE the hostess were Mrs. a. r. Kin
sey Mrs. G. ]. Morrison and Mrs
VI. +. Landell The club members
viii be entertained by Mrs r. o..
Miller. ga K. Broadway. Dec. II.
Members OF the Mems league Of
the 81. Paurs NJ. r. church were the
guests Of Col. G. A. Carlisle at car
Isle Manor on the Hills" Saturday
afternoon. The afternoon was sLfnt
bowling and was followed by a
chicken supper.
An exhibit OF real laces from the
Marshall Field Co. Of Chicago will
be given under the auspices of the
department of art Of the Progress
club az a meeting 20 be held Mon
day, Nov. p, in the club rooms Miss
Genevieve =. Reed. educational di-
rector OF the Marshall Field Co. will
give a talk on fine laces and Will
discuss the methods OF making real
lace and the distinctive characters
tics various laces. The lace mer-
chants OF the city are giving the ex-
hibit their generous announcement
and will send representatives to
the lecture. Miss Reed will give her
opinion as to the variety. history
and value of any laces submitted
by members Of the club Following
the lecture which viii be given at
$50 o'clock a social afternoon will
be enjoyed and refreshments will
DE served. Mrs. Lafayette LeNan
Porter will have charge OF the af-
fair and VIII be assisted by Mrs.
Carl Ginz, Mrs. Victor Jones and
Mrs r. l. SeusenIch.
The Happy Go-Lucky club was
organized nc the home of Mrs o.
SChricker. COS Crescent av.. Friday
afternoon. a social time followed the
business meeting and contests were
enjoyed. the favors being won by
Mrs. y. DrCher, Mrs. 3. Weber and
Mrs. G.. Schricker. The next meet