South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-01-13

In art department of the Pro-
gress club held It's regular meeting
in the club rooms Monday after
noon at $3.50 o'clock. Mrs r. p Cha
pin. the chairman presided Miss
ada Collmer gave the historical sett-
ing Of the regency OF Philippe Dor
leans, 1715-1725. and Louis Ky.
1723-1774. and Mrs Philip l. Nj
gar compared the two French artists
Vatican and Natter IL was an
nOunced that at the next meeting
which will be held January IS. both
subjects presented az the meeting
would be illustrated by steropticon
slides in addition 10 the regular pro
ram consisting Of talks By Mrs
christopher Fassnacht and Mrs Ar
thur Hill.
The Lincoln Literary club met
Monday afternoon az the home Of
Mrs. George Vogt 1865 Portage av.
The subject, The Origin OF the Eng
lsh Language was presented By
Mrs. Frank Irwin. Mrs O. A. Pitcher
and Mrs. Vogt Current events were
given by the members Mrs Fannie
CopJ talking on The Sedition Pill;
Mrs. George Myler. on The Cum
ming's Railroad Bill" and Mrs.
Pitcher reading a magazine article.
From the Farmer 10 the Consum-
err Following the p Ogram a So
cal hour was held and refreshments
served Early English Authors"
will be the topic Of the next meet
ing which will be held at the home
OF Mrs. T. II. Jackson ia Lin
coin way W, January IS
Mrs. Gilbert Dunln, go Park av..
entertained the Novel club at a $50
clock dinner Monday evening. Gov
ers were laid for 10 guests a. a Ia
ble attractivcly decorated with red
tapers in silver holders and center
Cd with an empire silver basket OF
red carnations After the business
session the fourth chapter OF the
re- novel was read Mrs Kenneth
r. r. Wallace, of Queenstown. Ire
land, was an ut-Of-town guest. The
next meeting will he held at the
home Of Mrs. William Dudley Bun
CERT, S51 Park ay., January 20.
The Young Woman's Home Mis-
siOnary society Of the First NJ. E.
church met Monday evening at the
home Of Miss Ida Lovett, 227 y.
Main ST. Plans were made for the
Washington tea which viii be held
next month during the business ses
sion which was followed by several
leadings by Miss Jones and a READ
ing of chapter OF the text book on
Amer!canization" by Mrs. A. G.
l;umpf. A social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments served 10 - mem
hers
The As You Like It" club was en-
tertained at $50 O'Clock dinner Mon
day evening az the home of Miss
Anna Stanheld. ia s. William ST.
lovers were laid for Il guests at
pretuly appointed table. The eve
ming was spent socially. original
stunts by the members creating much
amusement The next meeting will
be held in two weeks I3 the home
of Miss Stanncld.
The Franchise league class held us
weekly meeting Monday evening at
the y. V. q. A. Iden Roming gave
the lesson. the topic OF which was
The State Government and some
recent Law~. A general discussion
followed Thomas Slick. city lttor-
rov viii speak on City Government
next Monday an $50 o'clock
Miss Maxine Helm. 425 Cushing
So. entertained seven of her little
friends Saturday afternoon in honor
of her seventh birthday anniversary.
Game are contests were enjoyed and
luncheon was served.
The executives OF the ST. Joseph
county ". q. T. l. held their regu-
Jar business meeting Monday after
noon in the parlor o. the Y. w. G..
a. The next meeting will be held
February ..
The marriage OF Miss Charlotte
Marie Meyer. daughter of Mrs Min
ME Meyer. 1871 F. Haney av.. and
sheridan G. KeiSer, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs Martin Keiser Of Bippus. Ind.
took place Monday morning at 3
o'clock az st. Patricks church. Rev.
John T.. De Groote, G. :. g. oficist-
ing Miss Catherine Disch and Ed
ward Roberts We're the attendants.
The bride was attractive I'm a travel
ing suit Of taupe and white hat.