South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-27

4. y. Manning was the speaker
friday afternoon at the meeting Of
the civics and philanthropy depart
ment Of the Progress club which
was held in the club rooms. He
chose for his subject. Community
Recreation" which included an out
line OF the community work in
South Bend and led 10 the explana-
ton Of the wartime recreation. A
good attendance was present at the
business session which preceded the
program. At the next meeting
which viii be held April Q. the fol-
lowing subjects viii be discussed,
Public Health" Housing Condi-
tiOns" and Sanitation Zones"
There were IS members and guests
present at the thimble Of the Nor
man Eddy Sewing circle which was
held Friday afternoon ar the X. Of
p hall The time was spent So
cially with needlcwOrk and refresh
rneuts were served by the hOstesses.
Mrs. Calista Kline, Mrs. Catherine
RussWurm and Mrs. Mary DOwney.
The next meeting will be held at the
same place April Q, when the hos
tesses Will be Mrs. James Frame.
Mrs. James Shank and Mrs. Rebecca
Martin.
Mrs. T.. VI. Patterson. 527 y. Cush
ing ST., was hostess at the monthly
meeting OF the Home Workers
class OF the st. PauIs Methodist.
church Friday afternoon In the
election Of officers which took place
during the business session, Mrs.
Clara Burner was elected president
end Mrs. George Nesey. secretary
Needlework was the main diversion
OF the social hour at the close OF
which refreshments were served 10
20 members The next meeting will
he held At the home of Mrs. Guy A.
Fish, 1913 Fuerbringer ST., April 70.
The Waneta Sewing circle held
fts regular meeting Friday afternoon
ct the home of Mrs. Fannie Spencer,
215 r. Howard ST. Plans were for
1nuIated for "A card party 20 be held
at the Redman hall, April 6. during
the business session. The social
hour was Spent in sewing and re
freshments were served 20 eight
members and one visitor. Mrs. Wal
ter Bill sos Pennsylvania av.. will
be hostess at the next meeting,
which viii be held April g.
Mrs. J. r. Cotter. 1899 y. Wilbur
ST.. will entertain Monday afternoon
an honor of Miss Lorraine Bacr, So
pranist. OF Chicago. who Will ar
pear before the South Bend
Woman's club. Tuesday afternoon.
There will be three tables at 300.
Miss Baer will be the house guest
Of Mrs. o. &. SCandling 200 Mar
auettc av.
An early spring wedding will be |
that of Miss Gertrude Inks. daugh- !
ter OF Joseph Inks OF Chicago and |
Floyd c. Wedel, son Of Mr.. and I
Mrs. T. G. Wedel, 1929 Lincoln way /
T.. which will take place Saturday |
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the par /
sonage OF the First Baptist church. /
Rev. u. y. Davis will read the cere- /
n1onv before few relatives and /
friends. The couple will be attend
ad bv Mr. and Mrs. y. s. Rounds.
The bride will wear a travelling SUIT
Of navy blue tTicotine with hat OF
brown braid and a corsage of pale
mink sweet peas Mrs. Rounds VIII
r-car suit OF dark blue with black
maline hat. Mr.. and Mrs. Wedel VIII
leave for a short wedding trip 10
Chicago, Immediately following the
services. They will be at home att
or April 10 at 1928 Ottawa 81.
What promises TO be one of the
most ENJOYABLE and instructive pro-
grams offered by any department /
This year will be the contribution of
the art department OF the Progress
club i'm it's presentation of Miss
Ethel Montgomery who viii address
the club Saturday afternoon at
o'clock i'm the club rooms on the
subject of period furniture. Miss
Montgomery has just returned from
b trip To Chicago where she pro-
cured valuable material for her ad-
dress The Metropolitan museum OF
New York city has sent t5O stere-
ppticon slides which will be used as
Illustrations. Mrs. Lucille Narier
viii render two vocal selections.
hCoutentment," by Wheedon and Il
Know "a Lovely Garden by D'Har-
denot. Mrs Edna Reed Cover will
accompany Mrs. Narier
At meeting OF the music de-
oartment OF the Progress club held
Thursday afternoon in the club
rooms three new American operas
Eerc studied. Miss Bernice Wayne
told briefly the plots OF The Tenn
ole Dancer" by John Adam Hugo;
sThe Legend" by Joseph Carl Bell /
md "Shanewis' by Charles Wake
acld Cadman. Mrs. Charles Wattles
played scores from the Legend AMI /
Miss Josephine Decker accompanied .
by Miss Helen Guilfoyle sang the
Spring Song" from Shanewis. The I
next regular meeting OF the depart
nlent will be held April s. The de-