South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-11
Clubs


the Progress club held its regular
meeting Tuesday afternoon at 3:45
o'clock in the club rooms. Following
he business session Mrs William
ShOnts read an article on "Syca-
mores, DOgwood. Catalpa and
Naples" by Mathews: Mrs r. O.
Noos read a poem. "Rhoecus" by
lowell Mrs Hugh r Dunnahoo
read, "A Hunt for Hoatzins" by Bee
De and Mrs T.. c. Retiring read
Going's article on THE Delivers in
Darkness and The Ascent OF the
sap" Interesting specimens Of the
giant maple leaf and holly from
Washington state was exhibited. The
next meeting will be held Feb. -.
when Mrs. Ralph LOngield, Mrs
otto Marlatt and Mrs +. G. Metz
will have charge Of the program.
The study OF Michael Angelo, the
greatest OF Italian sculptors, was
continued at the meeting Of the art
department OF the South Bend
Woman's club which was held In the
club rooms Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
W. h. Sherman read a paper giving
an Interpretation Of the diagram Of
the ceiling OF Listine and Mrs. Vic
tor PaxsOn gave a study of three OF
he main groups OF the paintings,
The Delphic Sibyl" the Creation
Of Adam and the Creation of
Light" Screen pictures Of the new
Pantheon in Paris taken during the
time OF the world war were shown
and current events given. During
the business session which preceded
the program Mrs. Lydia Sawyer was
elected secretary 20 take the place
of Mrs. Warren Miller. who is leav-
ing soon for the south. There were
70 members present The next meet
ing will be held March 8.
Miss Virginia Tut. librarian Of
he public library. gave an interest
ing and instructive talk TO so MEM
bers OF the Coquillard Mothers club
who met at the school building
Tuesday afternoon She explained
the reason for the childrens choice
III books and the good the different
branches OF study were doing for
them. Mrs. Waldemar Goffeney pre-
sented two vocal solos and Mrs.
carl Eyer played a piano selection.
The housing proposition was dis
cussed during the business meeting
and resolutions were taken % aid
i'm the betterment OF the condition.
The women OF the district were
ssked 10 solicit old clothes and the
time was spent in mending them
for distribution TO needy families.
The next meeting viii be held
March 2.
Mrs Charles Gasxill. 100 T.. Mon
roe St, was hostess at a meeting of
the WOman's Guild OF the St. James
Episcopal church which was held at
her home Tuesday afternoon at 3
o'clock. Bishop John Hazen White
led the devOtiOnals. A book review
of "Our Neighbors" which deals
with AmericaniEation was given by
Mrs. T. J. Walsh and Mrs. p. Z.
whitehul following the business ses-
sion. A social hour was enjoyed and
refreshments served To 80 members.
Mrs. ID. Il. BOwles, 507 ~. Main ST..
will entertain the guild at her home
March ?
The Misses Gladys and MargeTy
Blake, ia Park av.. entertained Is
members Of the Queen Esther cir
Gle OF the First Methodist church
at a buffet supper, $50 o'clock
Tuesday evening A business SEES
sion followed during which arrange
ments we're made for supper
"a hich will be gwen at the church
March Is. Miss Evelyn Fullmer
read "a missionary paper. Our ORR
entail Work" Music and games
were features OF the social evening
The next meeting will be held at
the home OF Miss Nancy Roberts
20e7 :. Michigan st. March o
The Plymouth Needle class met
az the home OF Mrs. George Rosner
80 r. Paris St, Tuesday afternoon
Two members were admitted during
the business session which was fol
lowed by a social afternoon. The
time was spent with needlework
The contest favor was awarded "a
Mrs. william Reynolds. luncheon
was served 10 Il guests. The mex
meeting will be held at the home oil
Mrs clyde Swindeman, as r. la.
sale av.. Feb. -.
The Pythian stan held n meeting
Tuesday evening at the home o.
Mrs r. p. White, sO2 Blaine av. 4
business session was followed by
social evening Of which games anC
contests were features. The favori
were won by Mrs. Charles Markham
and Mrs Ralph Method Refresh
ments were served 10 20 members
The next meeting will be hel,
March ., the place 20 be announced
later
The WOmRn's Dining club held L.
monthly dinner Tuesday evening a
6:45 o'clock I'm the Pink room o
The Oliver hotel. Covers were Tai,
FOR % guests at a table at which
The valentine motif was attractivel
carried out Miss Louise Studebake