South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-28
Clubs

4 thimble and tea in honor of the
newly elected officers of the South
Bend Womans club was given ia
The club rooms Tuesday afternoon
10y the present board Of managers.
A japanese style was effected in the
decorations. beautiful japanese
lamps dinusing a mellow glow
cherry blossoms nuinE large jardin-
ieres and floor vases. handsome
japanese rugs covering the floors.
embroidered satin panels on the walls
and blue curtains. with cherry bios
sons used al the windows, the orr
entail motif was furthered by a large
idol before which incense was burn
ID. The former president. Mrs. 3.
-. Coon and the new president. Mrs
r. L Sims, who wore japanese cos
TUNES presided az the tea table and
i've girls also dressed in japanese
costumes served tea, sandwiches and
cakes TO more than 100 members.
During the social afternoon Mrs
Frank Clark sang the Jewel Song
from Faust and the "Veneuon Song
by Tosti as an encore. Mrs. r. r.
Stewart who accompanied her rem
A business session preceded the So
Cial hour.
A. the meeting or the Gamma
chapter of the Thalia sorority which
was held Monday evening at the
home of Miss Dorothy Crabb. 1875
Woodward av., the initiation OF
new members took place. Miss Dor
othea Snyder, president, and Miss
Margaret Geyer, teller, performing
the ceremony. During the business
session which followed plans Were
discussed for a Leap Year dancing
party 10 be held in March in the
club rooms OF the J. NJ. S. building
The next meeting viii be held at the
home OF Miss Helen Gafil, 1867
Woodward av. A special meeting
mas been called for Feb. 2.
The nature study department Of
the Progress club held its regular
meeting in the church rooms Tues
day afternoon at 3:45 o'clock Mrs
Hugh p. DunnahOo talked on The
Hawthorne. The Oaks" by Mathews:
Mrs. +. w. Pierce gave The For
ester and His Work" by Going. and
Miss Harriet Keller had as her sub
Ject. "A Hunt for Hoatzins." by
Beebe. The next meeting will be
held Feb. 10
The Plymouth Needle class held
its regular meeting at the home OF
Mrs. William Metzenbach. I15 f..
Calvert ST., Tuesday afternoon. After
the business session the time was
spent with needlework The contest
favor was awarded 10 Mrs o. u.
Hohan and a luncheon was served
TO 10 members The next meeting
viii be held at the home of Mrs.
George Rosner. 2S2 T.. Paris ST.,
Feb 10.
Mrs. John Inwood. 51l Main ST..
was hostess TO the Ladies auxiliary
of the National Association of Letter
Carriers at her home Tuesday eve
ming After the routine business
had been disposed or a social eve
ming was enjoyed and refreshments
served The place of the next meet
ing which will be held Feb. ~ will
be announced later.
The members Of Mrs. George wy
mans Sunday school class of the
First Methodist church met Tuesday
afternoon in the church parlor The
time was spent i'm knotting three
eomforters for the Associated Chart
ties.
The Auten W. r. e.. 40. IA met
ST the old court house Tuesday eve
ming with 80 members in attendance.
There were three candidates for ini-
tiation and one application for mem
bership by transfer was read An
other meeting viii be held next
Tuesday evening.
The Mems league of the Grace NJ.
r. church entertained on Monday
evening with the regular monthly
social meeting II. r. Lang acted as
chairman of the program commit
tee. Talks were made by Rev. B. II.
Beck. c. A. Haslanger j.. ~. Ham
tlegschmidt, Floyd Jellison and Al
bert Slick.