South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-03
SOCIETY

HonorinR Miss Isabelle Kennedy,
an out Of town speaker. and for
mer president OF the Progress club.
the members o. the department OF
history Of the Progress club enter
tanned with a tea following the reg
1lar bi-monthly meeting o. the de-
partment wednesday in the club
rooms. During the business session
Miss Kennedy spoke on The Civic
Ideals Of the Pioneers Of Indiana. "
and Mrs. +. ". Strickland described
the first internal improvements
made in the state Tea was poured
by Miss Ella Reiman. who was as
sisted by Mrs Charles Miller. Mrs..
z. Z Lambert. Mrs. Dalton Moo
NAV. Mrs, G. r. Montgomery. Mrs.
William Happ and Mrs Samuel
Bunker. The date Of the next meet
ing OF the department IS March II.
The regular monthly meeting Of
the Woman's Guild OF the ST. James
Episcopal church was held Tues
day afternoon at O'Clock at the
home or the rector. 119 w. Marian
~. Miss AIaude Hath OF the Y. W.
c. A. gave a talk on. The Work
OF the Association" Refreshmen ts
were served after the business ses-
sion and a social hour was enjoyed.
On March IS an all-day meeting
will be held at the home OF Mrs.
Sam Pace, Colfax av.
3frs. Charles Bradley entertained
the members OF the Centennial club
with a social afternoon wednesday
at the Y. ". =. A. Contests were a
diversion OF the afternoon and IA
vors we're won by Mrs. John Gully,
Mrs Adam Books Mrs. Mary Miller
and Mrs. Charles Kazaney. Lunch
con was served and covers were
placed for II members at the table
which was attracuvely decorated
with a basket OF yellow callendula.
Mrs. John Gully. 2O6 F. Sample St,
will act as hostess TO the club mem
bers March IS.
Hostesses at the regular meeting
OF the Perley Parent Teachers asso-
ciation which was held "Wednesday
afternoon at the school. were Mrs.
C.. Wlshman, Mrs. r Leach, Mrs. L.
Roth and Mrs. Fred Lawyer. The
afternoon program consisted OF Irish
reading by Mrs. r. A. Peach, and
several Indian songs by Mrs. T. NJ.
Shanafelt, who was accompanied by
Mrs. g. 9. Trever Miss Virginia
Tut. head Librarian OF the public IL
brary. spoke on The Value Of the
Library in the Home" Mrs. David
Hutson was In charge OF the story
hour. A joint meeting for the
mothers and fathers Of the associa-
ton Will be held the evening Of April
..
The Fancy Needleworkers' club
met yesterday afternoon at the home
Of Mrs. John Taylor, 1119 W. Wash
ington av.. and the meeting was at
tended by Is members and two visit
ors, Mrs. Sibrell and Mrs. Austin.
both Of this city. During the bust
ness session Mrs Frank Reaves was
admitted 70 the club as a new mem
Der. A delightful luncheon was
served by the hostess, assisted by
her daughter. at the close OF the
meeting The luncheon table was
decorated in green and white, carry
ing out a St. Patricks day color
scheme, and was centered with
ferns. The places Of the guests were
marked with. shamroCks. The mem
bers will be entertained March 16,
by Mrs. S. b. Cullen. 1919 S. Michi-
gan st.
The Misses Helen and Mary
Russ, 40 W. Washington av., en-
tertained the members Of the Phi
Sigma sorority at dinner Wednes-
day evening. Covers were placed
for Is members at the dinner table,
which was centered with daffodils.
Daffodils were also used as decOra-
tions throughout the home. Another
meeting win take place in two
weeks.
Mrs. J. ?. Hill. 1922 Lincoln way
". was hostess TO Il members of
the Lafayette thimble yesterday aft
ernoon. In two weeks the club viii
be entertained at the home Of Mrs.
W. r. Hlnkle, 1121 Portage ay.
Mrs. Fred Cook. Woodward av..
entertained her bridge club We'd
ncsday afternoon. Four tabbes were
played and prizes were awarded
Mrs. Waiter Bryan and Mrs. Clark
Carson. In two weeks a luncheon
bridge VIII be given by Mrs. r. r.
Gardener, at her home on the Niles
road.
The Change OF Attitude Toward
Religion Brought About by the
World War" was discussed by Mrs.
J.. G. Bradford at the Wednesday
meeting Of the department OF cur
rent history Of the South Bend
WOman's club. Mrs d. L. Guilfoyle
had as the subject Of a talk Inter
esting Facts Regarding Women Of
1.-THE White House" Rev. Russell L
phillips. who was the speaker for
the afternoon. spoke on The
Church Moved Into the First Line
Trenches" a special tea will be
given BY the department members