South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-01

Miss Maude Heath was chosen
president ct the annual election Of
ohicers for tho Progress club which
was held Saturday afternoon in the
club rooms from until 9 o'clock.
Mrs r. +. Chaplin was elected sec
on6 vice president. Mrs W. Frank
Robertson. third vice president. and
Mrs. Thomas ]. Walsh. treasurer
The three directors are Mrs. Chester
Montgomery. Mrs Samuel Bunker
and Mrs Lloyd Greenan.
The affair. which was In the ma
ture OF a thimbIe and tea. was tae
most attractive social event OF the
year. The room was arranged ina A
most homelike fashion by the use
OF rugs and floor lamps Bouquets
Of calenduIa and freesia centered
the little tables while the double tea
service at the main table was pre-
sided at by a committee OF six Ia
dies who took turns in pouring, tea
being served 20 more than 200 MEM
beers.
During the afternoon the follow
ing program was rendered. Two pi-
ano numbers were given, Miss Helen
Guilfoyle playing The Chase" boy
Paginini-Liszt. and Miss Lulu Weig-
ner. LA Polka de le Rene" by
J. Rass. Vocal solos were given by
Miss Evelyn Tohulka. who sang
The Slave Song" by Del Reigo;
Mrs. James Maloney "In Italy" bj
Jeanne Boyd; Mrs J. n. Greene,
An Irish Mothers Lullaby" by
Lang, and Mrs. Robert Hover
scheid. The accompanies were
Mrs. Charles Wattles and Miss
Helen Burke. Readings were given
by Miss Halma Milne. who read
Taking an Elevator" Miss Marie
Noedisch, The Little Red Hen" and
Mrs. John ". Toyne. who read two
praiseworthy original poems en-
titled Things Worth While" and
Consider the Ground Hog" which
were very well received.
The next meeting will be held on
Feb. IA, when DR. J. a. Burns. pres
ident Of the Oneida institute, Oneida
Ky, will lecture. The program
Will be followed by a social hour
Annual guest day will be held by
the current events department Of
the Progress club in the club rooms
Monday Feb. @ Each member IS
invited 20 bring a guest. The topic
cs the program will be American
Folk Music" Carrie r. Meyer will
speak on the Indian music, by Thur
low Lieurance and Charles Wakefield
Cadman, and Mrs Edward T. Hagey
viii take as her subject Negro
Music" by Natalie Curtis Burlin. A
feature OF the afternoon will be
special musical program which is
IN charge OF Mrs. J. ~. Greene Re
freshnents will be served.
The Sunshine class Of she Trinity
Presbyterian church met Thursday
evening at the home Of Miss Doro-
thy Parvis, S02 T. LaSalle av. The
election Of officers took place during
the business session with the fol-
lowing results Miss Dorothy John
son was elected president: Miss
Beatrice Teeple. vice president;
Miss Beona Buck. secretary and
treasurer, and Miss Margaret
Burke. reporter. Games and music
were diversions Of the social hour.
The next meeting will be held Feb.
! 2, the place to be decided later
The la Bourse club was enter
tanned by Mrs Frances Nogle and
Miss Emma Beckerich at the home
Of the latter. 1929 T. Madison ST..
Friday evening. The time was spent
socially with music and contests.
favors being won by Miss Ruth Met
calf and Miss Melba Weis \ lunch
con was served 20 IA members. The
next meeting will be held at the
home OF Miss Margaret Gill Feb.
20.
Mrs Joseph Holland. 2fS y ST..
Louis blvd. entertained the mem
beers of the Cirrawanna club at her
home Friday afternoon. Following a
short business session a social timo
was enjoyed during which refresh
meuts were served 20 nine guests
There viii be another meeting OF
the club Feb. 6 at the home of Mrs
Emma Bogardus 12O Elder st.
The Live Oak Drill team met FRI
day evening at the home OF Mrs
Laura kinzie 516 s Main ST.. I'm
honor OF tho birthday anniversary
of the hostess At contests Mrs
Laura cobb and Mrs Maggie Whaley
were the favor winners A birth
day party will be held Feb. II at
the home Of Mrs. Maggie Whaley.