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


Literature department. section two
OF the Progress club held an after
noon meeting Friday in the club
rooms Tho program included three
humorous short stories. The Jump
Ing Frog" by Mark Twain, read by
Miss Mary Kuss: a story by Joel
Chandler Harris. given b. Miss
Katherine HUH and THE Elephants
Child" KipIns. read by Miss Agnes
Pfeiffer. At the meeting OF the de-
partment 20 be held April p, Mrs
Q. Mont Smith and Mrs. Frank
Slower will appear on the program.
Under the direction OF the chill
dren OF the COquillard school a pro-
gram OF unusual interest was pre-
sented at the meeting Of the
Mothers club or the school yester-
day afternoon. The program con-
sisted OF a piano solo by Selma
Gross; two dramatiZations. THE
Little Red Hen" and The Boy and
the Goat" by the pupils or the 1-B,
supervised by Miss Laura Haines,
their teacher: Miss Elizabeth Will
iams. the teacher OF the ga grade.
directed the sketch. a Half Hour
With tho Artist MiIlet," which was
presented by her pupils. introduce
tory remarks 10 the sketch were
made by Marceale Gerpheide; an
outline OF the life OF Jean Francois
Afillet was given by Warren Biggs.
and short talks on THE Angelus."
and The Cleaners were given b.
Richard Robertson and Vernon
Isackson. Living PICTURES OF The
AngeIus." The Cleaners" Going
TO Work" and The First step" were
posed by Mary Mann, Thelma
Smith. Nancy Humble. Edward
Compton and John Dell. Music
during tho intermisions was furn-
ished by Pauline Iontz. Margaret
Burke, Dorothy French and Beat
rice Teeple. A business meeting
followed the presentation of the
program.
Hostesses for the meeting OF the
Norman Eddy Sewing circle. which
was held Friday afternoon at the X.
p. hall. were Mrs. Lilly Crofoot. Mrs
Catherine Russworm. Mrs. Emma
Staples and Mrs Carrie Stevenson.
During the afternoon artificial flow
ers were made by the members for
Memorial day The Norman Eddy
corps will meet April Is. and the
. next regular meeting OF the circle
will be held in two weeks.
The Efficiency class or the Stuil
Memorial church was entertained
Thursday evening at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs Donald Duban. 2O29
s Michigan ct. Diversions OF the
evening were music and contests,
favors going 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Glave
Bunch. Mr.. and Mrs Bruce Berger
Will entertain the members in the
church parlors, May 5.
Members OF the Elder school
Parent-Teachers association met on
Friday afternoon in the school
building. Mrs. Harvey Deller spoke
on 'ChiIdren's Diet" a report of
the school scales was given by Mrs.
Ia Cline. During the social hour
Miss Marian Graham entertained
with a recitation. The music for
the afternoon was furnished by the
school orchestra.
The regular meeting OF the
Mothers club OF the Lincoln school
, vas held yesterday afternoon at the
school building "The Primary
Law was the subject OF an fnstruc-
tive talk by Mrs. Earl Hummer. anil
The Caucus was discussed by Mrs.
]. A. Harris. Mrs Clarence Pat
terson. accompanied by Mrs. Dial
grin. entertained pleasingly with
vocal selection, Rose Dream" Sc
lections by the school orchestra
were also received with apprecia-
ton.
The Ladies Aid society OF the
Harris Prairie Christian church held
a meeting Thursday at the home Of
Mrs. p. 3. Chubb. Quilting occu-
pied the day. and in the afternoon
the regular missionary meeting was
held Roll call was responded to by
paying tribute 10 Archibald Mclean.
A paper on THE Bible in Latin
America was read by the leader.
Mrs. II. j. LOnGley and a paper.
Teaching the Bible in Latin Amer
tea" by Mrs. Roxy Zaehnle. A poem
on Mission IN the Home" was read
by Mrs. Gus Goehner. The next
meeting will be held at the home Of
Mrs. David Schneck the first Thurs
day in May.
An all day sewing session was held
Friday at the Orphans Home by 3
members of the Worth While Cir
Gle OF the First NJ. +. church. \ pot
luck dinner was served az noon. The
regular meeting OF the circle Will be
held May with Mrs. L. r. Maurcr.
1901 y. Allen ST.
Mrs John Hively 625 f Indiana
av.. was hostess 70 the Frances Will
ard w G. r. l.. yesterday afternoon.
A paper was read by Mrs. Mary
III NLL-Iz-I-s.