South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-10

fuk nurses ASSOCIATION was neld
Tuesday afternoon al 2:3O o'clock
at the home OF Mrs. John Woolver-
,on 501 s Lafayette blvd A bust
ness session was held during which
the yearly reports were given and
the new trustees namely. Mrs. Ward
IA Mack. Airs. otto Bastian. Mrs.
". X. Lamp0rt, Mrs Howard Wool
EertOn Mrs. Frank Mayr. Jr.. Mrs
VIM 0'Bricn and Mrs Arthur Rus
sell. were elected for the new term.
Miss Katherine Olmstead. secre-
tary OF the national organization.
speaker Of the afternoon told OF
her experiences during che two
years which she spent in Russia
while on her way 20 ROumania 10
study conditions there
Her personality and exceptional
power Of description Captivated them
~and concentrated all their attention
Miss Dimstfad also talked ON the
Public Hea Oh Nursing telling OF
is growth and its necessity I'm every
community especially in rural dis
tricts where medical aid is So mac
cessille. Mrs Esther Patuson out
lined the work ~ the public unrs-
Ing association and explained the
economy and added efficiency Of all
der one supervisor. The program
uas concluded by musical numbers
which were by Mrs. J. a. Narier and
AIRS Walter A Bryan who rendered
vocal solos accompanied by AIRS. G.
g. Farabaugh.
Following the program social
hour was enjoyed during which tea
was served. Mrs. Howard Woolver-
-on and Mrs Frank Mayr- Jr- pre-
siding
The election Of officers viii take
pace an the next meetInE which viii
le held March 10 iH the director
room of the St. Joseph Loan * Trust
bank.
The Womau's Dining club held
is fifth annual guest party Tuesday
evening i'm the Rotary room of the
oliver hotel. Dinner was served at
$50 o'clock TO 60 members and
guests The long table was artistic
aIly decorated with large bouquets
Of danOdils and hyaCInths. The
room was attractirely home-llke
with its fsoor lamps inverted color
cd umbrella shaded lights and the
fireplace banked with palms and
ferns After the dinner Miss Deyo,
"a professional entertainer from Chi
cagO. sang several selections and
dancing was enjoyed The music
Tor the program OF dances was
PLAYED by Stiemrich's orchestra of
= Elkhart. Ind The ont of town
guests We're Miss Beatrice Wolf,
Bernard a. Finn and T.. r.. King OF
Chicago: Mr. and Mrs. William b.
Dun of LAGRANGE. H.. lliss Mae
BoWsher. of Terre Haute, Ind. Ray
Grossman. OF Elkhart Ind. and
Charles Bingham, of MishaWaka.
The Plymouth Needle club was
entertained Tuesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs. j. Zimmerman.
-2I H. Milton ST. The election OF
officers took place during the bust
s.-- session With the frl'OWinE re-
suits Mrs. @. D. HOham was elect
ed president: Mrs w Reynolds,
e4ce president. Mrs. George EOsner.
.tcrCtary and treasurer, and Mrs. e..
g. Lambert. reporter NeedlCwOrk
tf.,. .i OBJ -. 'INsl-ICu si the social
hour during which the contest favor
was won by Mrs. l. Goss and re-
fGeshments We're served There were
II members and one guest, Mrs. ia
Cox. of Plymouth present. The next
meeting VIII be held 10 the nome
OF Mrs. Goss 40 +. Jay ST. March
Al The meeting of the art depart
Fment of tho south Bend Woman, s.
club which was held Tuesday after
noon Zoo the club rooms. the present
officers were reelected with Ile e&-
CeDtiOn OF Mrs Lydia sawyer VINO
was elected secretary and TREASURER.
The life and works of Leonardo Da
Einci was discussed by Mrs, Fl. j.
Bennett. his works. Mona Lisa
and THE Last supper were de
Scribed by Mrs. TT. Mccormack and
he paintings. Ia Verge am Bas
Keller and La NierEe Aux
RoChers," by Mrs. IT y. Barnes. The
next meeting will be held April 6.
The nature study department of
The Progress club met Tuesday aft
arnoon i'm the club rooms Mrs w.
h. Pierce read The SumaC Noun
tain Ash. Walnuts and HickOries.'
bN Mathews Mrs. William Maurer
read Maude Going's article on The
Living Trunk and Branches. Cork
and Bark and Mrs Hugh T. Dun
uahoo read two myths The Spring
Beauty and story OF NarCissus''
and "A Yard of jungle" by Beehe.
During the business session which
preceded the program Mrs punua-
hoo. chair Miss Harriet II. Keller.
asst chair and Miss Sarah Clark
lyon. secretary and treasurer. were
reelected The next meeting VIII
he held March 20.
Mrs W g. Armstrone. 52l Cot
taEe Grove aV-. was hostess at "a