South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-10-27


Economics club with Mrs. Edward
Feuttcr or the Denslow I'd Vocal
selections were given By Mrs FL
mer Essex and a most interesting
nature talk on the winter birds Of
northern Indiana By Mrs Hugh
Dunahoo Bird stories were given by
the club members IN response % the
roll call The current events Of the
afternoon were in charge ~ Mrs
Clara Denslow and an explanation
81 voting methods was given BY
Mrs O. FOote. Final preparations
were made for the Thanksgiving
BANQUET which will be given for the
club members and families Nov. "a
40 tho Cleaner hall on the Michigan
I'd A pot-luck dinner was served at
noon 20 IS members. The next reg
ular meeting Of the club win be held
Dec. Z at the home ot Mrs Verne
Crofoot Densiow I'd.
The Birches" was the topic Of
the afternoon al a meeting OF the
nature study department Of the
Progress club held Tuesday in the
club rooms Mrs. Harvey Rostise
gave descriptive talk on the birches
which was illustrated with speci-
mems. THE Birch Tree" by Lowell
yvaa read by Mrs. n. N. Appleman
who also gave descriptions Of the
wild flowers Spring Beauty and
Blood Root" The program was
closed by a chapter from Batch
ley's Boulder Reveries, read by
Mrs. II z. DunuahoO. The Naples
will be discussed az the next meet
ing which Will be held in two weeks
An interesting program was pre-
serted BY the department of the
South Bend Woman's club Tuesday
afterroon IN the club rooms. Mrs.
HNda Drain had as her subject.
The Home As the Instrument For
MakiHE Politics Cleaner" and Mrs
Edward Mott spOke on The Effect
" Good Music Upon Morals" Piano
selections were atso given by Mrs.
Mott During The business meeting
Mrs. Forest Dalton was elected 20
hli the vacancy In tho executive
body caused BY the resignation OF
Mrs Walter Hndebrand. secretary
and treasurer. A novel contest
Judging Christmas cookies and can
dies made by the members OF the
deTartnent VIII De "a sld Nov. %. .
one hundred and twenty-five
members and friends of the Epworth
league OF the First ". K. church
were entertained at the Epworth
league union "Spook Party held IN
the parlors OF the church Monday
evening Halloween stunts and
Games furnished the entertainment
% the evening. The next social
event OF the union will be held the
latter part Of November at the close
OF the Pep Kontest' which is being
observed by all the leagues Of the
city.
The marriage OF Miss Dorcas Jane
Kirk. girls physical director of the
hiEh school and Percy Friedrich
Relyea OF this city took place Satur-
day afternoon at the parsonage OF !
the First Baptist church. Rev. L. s. |
Davis officiating. The bride wore a /
dark travelling suit and hat 70 !
match. Mr.. and Mrs. Relyea left !
Immediately following the ceremony
on a motor trip TO Battle Creek,
Itch. and upon their return they
will be at home in this city.
Following the meeting Of the high
school girls Bible class at the Y ".
c.. a. Tuesday afternoon the girls
enfoved a naarshnnallow roast before
the fire place in the club room.
A supper in the Y. ". e. A.
cafeteria preceded the meeting of
the business women's Bible class
Tuesday evening. Both classes will
meet next Tuesday
thirnble given Tuesday afternoon by
the rnera bers Of the Auten W. r. C
az the old court house was COM |
posed of Mrs. Charles Casey. Miss
Lucy FlageI. Mrs. Mabel Anderson, /
Mrs Laura Whiteman, Mrs. Isaac
Calvert. Mrs Mary 3. Gaines and /
Mrs Emma Wharton. Another meet /
ing Will be held in a week.
Miss Catherine Schafer VIII meet I
the girls Of River Park Tuesday |
night to discuss the organization of 1
q Camp Fire group. Miss Helen Al |
ward will discuss the subject with |
tho intermediate girls OF the Stude- /
baker school and Miss Irene Thomp-
son will speak 20 the intermediate /
girls OF Washington school.
Bishop and Mrs. John Hazen |
White. 319 ". CoIfax av.. announce /
the enga cement Of their daughter, /
Miss katherine White. TO Lieut. |
Charles r AIarquise OF Webb City, /
no. Miss White was IN active serv- I
ice IN France for two years during /
the war as = nurse.
Approximately SO employees of I
the Central Union Telephone Co. I
and their friends attended a mas /
1uerade Eallowe en- party Tuesday /
evening at the Chamber OF Com (
merce. The evening was spent with I
dancing IN the sym asiunl. which T
was decorated with autumn leaves 4
and lanterns
Mrs. Herbert GoeTeney enter
tanned the Tuesday club Tuesday I
evening At her home. 1910 Ell
Wayne 81
A group az exceptionally valuab bic !
and interesting miniatures was ex- /
hibited er the meeting Of the art /
department Of the Progress club /
held Monday afternoon IN the club 4
rooms A collection Of rare beauty \
and artistry was loaned by Mrs 4
c. a Carlisle and comprised gems !
Of NEUROLOGICAL and historical sub /
fects end also a group picturinR her i
own children OF local interest was (
one miniature painted by Gregori of /
Marie Artoinette iu 1SS-- Grerorti
yr-ae ar italian na inter u no ca N O. "a, I