South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-19

a large attendance was present
al the meeting Of the Franklin
Mothers club which was held in the
school building Wednesday after
noon a. o'clock. a patriotic pro-
gram consisting OF the following
numb ers was presented by the pu-
pills Community singing, a Wash
ingtOn story by the one-B pupils:
an essay on Lincoln" BY Gladys
kleckner. a play. Mother Goose's
Valentine" by the three-B pupils;
a song BY the SIKH girls: a recita-
ton by George Elchler: drill by
the twO-A pupils. a poem by Edgar
Huber. One-A. a recitation by Wayne
Tack. twO-B. "a dance by Virginia
Chaplain. recitation by Tia Randall.
two-B: an essay on Washington"
by Helen Specht. a poem by the
third grade pupils; a recitation by
Geraldine Whitinger. and a song by
the audience. The next meeting
viii be held at the school March 9.
Mrs. G. o. Druliner talked on
Enfranchised Woman's New Re
sponsibility" AZ the meeting Of the
Pythian Tea which was held Wed
nesday afternoon at the *. Of p.
hall. A short business session was
held, four new members being ad-
mitted 10 the society and plans be
ing made for the all day sewing
which will be held at the orphans
home Feb. "a. when the members
rrrFTf at o. p
o'clock. A picnic dinner will be
served. A social afternoon was en-
joyed. the contest favor was won
by Mrs. william Krowl. Refresh
ments were served 10 % members
and u guests by the hOstesses, Mrs.
Andrew Hildebrand and Mrs. Floyd
o. JellisGp. The valentine motif
was carried out in the decorations.
The next regular meeting will be
held March at the home OF Mrs.
Rudolph Elbel 442s w Navarro,
who will be assisted by Mrs. Ray
mond Cooley.
The Defects and Remedies Of
Our state overnment," was the
title or a paper presented by Mrs
II. J. Deller AT the meeting Of the
history department Of the Progress
club which was held Wednesday
afternoon at 3:45 o'clock in the club
rooms. A general discussion follow
ed the reading. The program was
preceded by "a shOr- business ses-
SIGN. A debate, resolved THAT Wo-
man Should BE on an Equality With
Man in the Industrial World" Will
be the topic Of the program OF the
social meeting which will be held
March 9. The affirmative side will
be upheld by Mrs. Chester Mont
gOmery Mrs. William Happ and
Mrs. Lucian Snyder; the negative.
by Mrs. L. Z. Greenan, AIRS. Homer
Robinson and Mrs. r. p. Eastman.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Florence Crittenton
circle was held Wednesday after
noon az the Y. W. G. A In the
election of officers which took place
Mrs g. G. Beyrer was elected pres
dent: Mrs. o. +. Julian, first vice
president. Mrs. Norman Kelb, sec
oud vice president, and Mrs. r. w.
Harris. secretary and treasurer. The
following report was given for the
past month. II girls looked after;
homes found for three girls and one
baby: IS calls made, and 80 pieces
of clothing distributed. The next
meeting will be held March II at
the Y. ". c. A.
Mrs. Nelson L. Jones, SIG Park
av.. was hostess at a meeting of the
shakespeare circle which was held
AT her home Wednesday afternoon.
Quotations from Washington were
given in answer TO roll call. Mrs.
H. a Pershing read a paper on
The Progress in the Building OF
Automobiles, % and Mrs. W. B. Slower
save the current events. Refresh
ments were served during the social
hour which followed the program.
The next meeting will be held at the
home OF Mrs. Slower, $50 ". Ma
varre March 8.
The Ayudadora circle held its
meeting Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. +. J. Chilcote. 216 L. Navarro.
\ business and social session was
held and refreshments were served.
The next meeting will be held in
two weeks at the home of Mrs.
William Woods. 1929 Portage av.
An Orpheum party followed By
dinner served in the Wedgewood
room or the Oliver hotel was en-
joyed by a party OF young people