South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-09

Hopkins urging the local commune
ties TO organize for the enforcement
Of the prohibition Law. The devo-
tionals for the meeting were con-
ducted by Mrs. Minnie Pickens. The
next meeting will be held May 13.
Plans for permanent PAN
Hellenic organization were fornu-
lated Thursday night az a dinner
held IN the pink parlors Of the
Oliver hotel Miss Ethel Baker ore
sided over the business session as
temporary chairman. Seventeen ma
tional and local college fraternitics
were represented. The so mem bers
present were from South Bend and
surrounding towns.
Dinner was served al $50 o'clock
at small tables, at which eight
guests were seated The tables were
attractively appointed with sweet
peas and yellow daisies
Miss Miriam Dunbar presided
over the dinner as toastmistress.
The toasts dealt with the FIVE stages
OF a college woman's life; namely.
anticipa ton, preparation. initiation.
elimination and realization Those
who responded were Miss Doris
Campbell, Miss Helen Neigh. Mrs.
d. W Horton. Mrs. Ell F. Seebirt
and Mrs. Homer S. Miller.
Mrs. Gates Harpel talked on The
Influence Of Pan-Hellenic Clubs IN
the Community" Preceding the ad-
dresses. a group OF original songs
composed for the occasion were
rendered. The next meeting OF the
new organization will be announced
later.
The Nonpareil club met Thursday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs.
Charles Cronk. 1924 Van Buren, st.
Twelve members were in attend
ance, and the afternoon was spent
socially. Refreshments were served.
In two weeks the club will meet
again at the home of Mrs Arthur
Conkln. 124 S. ST. Louis blvd.
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The committee in charge OF the
complimentary tickets for the an
nual exhibit TO be given by the art
department Of the Progress club
Saturday and Sunday at the Oliver
hotel has arranged that the exhibit
shall be open Saturday morning
from 10 o'clock until 1 o'clock IL
the afternoon TO the students Of ar;
in the high school, eighth grade,
and parochial schools Of the city.
Members Of the Mothers clubs con-
nected with the various schools will
also be welcomed.
The supervisor OF art in the pub
lie schools, Miss Reitman, assisted
by 10 instructors, will personally
conduct the tour through the exhi 70
bit, explaining each pictures merits.
| Three-hundred and filthy tickets
have been issued for this purpose.
The committee IS composed OF the
following members. Mrs. Richard
Elbel. chairman; Mrs. William NJ.
Shirley, Mrs. J. Albert Harris. Mrs.
Floyd Gaumer. Mrs. +. p. Barnes.
Mrs. G. p. DrUmmOnd. Mrs. Lafay-
cite LeVan Porter, Mrs. Fred Miller,
Miss Arva Yeagley, Mrs. Walter
Muessel. Mrs. Frank Shumaker.
Mrs. L. A. s. Wood, Mrs Fred Reed.
Mrs. Iden Romig, Mrs. Charles
BOsenbury, Mrs Howard Cranfiii-
Mrs. Fred Ingersoll, Miss Mary Nc
Inerny. Mrs. william Banner, Mrs.
J. J. Detzler, Miss Gertrude Sykes.
Mrs. Burton Thomas. Miss Edythe
Brown. Mrs. l. H Writ. Miss Mable
Bartlett. Mrs Dale Staples and Miss
Reitman, supervisor of art.
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The Missionary society OF the
First Christian church met with
Mrs. Rose Valentine. 701 W. Lasalle
ov., Thursday afternoon The pro-
gram was in charge of Mrs. Ellen
Wass. A paper on Latin America"
was given by Mrs. +. c. Williams.
Refreshments were served to so
guests at the close Of the afternoon.
The assisting hOstesses were Mrs.
John Mitchell, Mrs John Shoupc,
Mrs. Charles O.. Galwood. Mrs
George Myler. Mrs. Charles Kellogg
and Mrs. Rose Barber. The an
nouncement of the next meeting
Will be made later.
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The Circle Of Mercy met Thurs
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
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