South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-13
Clubs

Miss Helen Dernbach. head OF the
local vocational school, addressed
the members OF the Civic and Phil
anthTopy department OF the Prog
ress club At regular meeting held
FRIDAY afternoon in the club rooms
Miss Dernbach discussed the work
from the standpoint OF tho subject
Of the parent and tho business and
educational world During the bust
ness hour election Of officers took
place with the following results.
Mrs. Frank Robertson was chosen
chairman OF the department. Mrs
p. . Retiring. vice chairman. Mrs
g. y. Anders. secretary and Mrs.
2. +. Immel treasurer At the
meeting % be held March IS Miss
Ruth Manning VIII tank on Com
munity Recreation"
Mrs John Ettlein. 513 S. Taylor
St. was hostess at meeting Of the
Waneta Sewing circle which was
held at her home Friday afternoon.
Al contests which were the diver
sions OF the afternoon Mrs Lela
Gour and Mrs Clinton Christ were
awarded the favors The circle will
entertain with a card party at Red
Man hall March %. Refreshments
syerc served 90 IS members and two
visitors. Mrs. Nora Ecmcrlcy and
Mrs. Nina Juday There viii be a
regular meeting o. the club held in
two weeks at the home OF Mrs.
Fannie Spencer, 215 r. Howard 81.
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
met Friday afternoon ~ the home
OF Mrs. Andrew TIil1ebraud. 716
Lincolnway +. During the business
session il was decided 10 hold %
pastry sale April > An interesting
musical program was a feature OF
the social hour and included The fol-
lowing numbers. s vocal solo by
Mrs. Lulu HeEe. accompanied by
Mrs. HNdebrand; reading bv Mrs
Elliott Ia Hommadieu and piano
solo by Miss Bertha May Huder-
brand. There wiz 100 another
meeting OF the circle held March
20 at the K. Of p. hall.
Miss Beatrice Klokow. 1907 n
Adams St. entertained the mem-
hers OF the y. G.. II club at her
home Friday evening. Games and
contests were the diversions Of the
evening and in the latter Miss Wi
mona Burris and Miss Bernice
Hutchinson were the favor win
rick's novelties were favors was
served to nine members and one
guest. Mrs. Otto VOTERS There
:. viii be a meeting held April al
the home OF Miss Dorothy Sims
hauscr. 100 ). St Louis blvd.
The Frances Willard W c. r. L.
met Friday afternoon at the home
of AIRS. Lawrence Hummer. $50 f.
Broadway Mrs. Wesley Miller IRE
sided during the business session
and Mrs Harry Kale had charge of
the program and led the devotion
ais. Women in Industry" and
America IMITATION" were the sub
jects OF a general discussion Mrs.
Samuel Lehman. los w Gar>t ST.
viii entertain the society at her
home April 9.
Invitations have been issued by
the Sinai society for a dancing par
ty TO be held at the Elk's temple
Tuesday evening, March 16.
In honor Of Miss Jane Adams Of
Chicago who will address the
members and friends Of the Pro-
Eress club Saturday afternoon at the
Elk's temple. the general club Of
Ulcers and the civic and philanthrO-
py department VIII entertain with
! o'clock luncheon at the Robert
-p<on tea room. Saturday. Because OF
the luncheon the business meeting
81 the general club which was TO
nave preceded Miss Addam' lecture
viii be dispensed with. There Will
bc a business meeting held in the
club rooms March 20 at 2:15 O'Clock
preceding the lecture Of Dhan Gopal
Muktrii who will speak at the time
on THE India OF Tragore and Kip
Inns
The Priscilla Sewing circle met
Thursday evening at the home OF
Mrs George Goebel, PA r. Elder ST.
The time was spent with needle
work. Al the close of the evening
refreshtaents were served There
VIII be another meeting held March
"5 with Miss Elsie Baker 211O Car
rol St
Miss Isabelle Kennedy Of Kings
bury. Ind. "a former resident OF
South Bend was the honor guest
Thursday evening at a meeting of
Mrs George Wyman's Sunday school
class. which was held at the home
of Mrs. L L. Blake. 734 Park av
'fhe evening was spent socially and
refreshments were served 20 SO
guests.
Miss Margaret Burke was hostess
ar "a meeting OF the Sunshine class
81 The Trinity Presbyterian church
which was held at her home Thurs
day evening. Games and music
we're enjoyed and refreshments were
served 20 - guests at the close OF