South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-09

informal talk was given by Dr. Maui
rice Francis Egan. touching upon
his personal acquaintance with Theo-
dore Roosevelt. who was serving "a
president at the time OF his appoint
ment as Minister 10 Denmark. Fol
lowing the talk tea was served 70
% guests.
Invitations have been issued by the
B'nai Birth for their annual
Thanksgiving dane which will be
held IN the Rotary Room of the Oil
yer hotel on the e-enIng OF Wednes-
day, Nov. % Fischers' orchestra
from Kalamazoo viii play the pro-
gram OF dances. The committee IN
charge OF the ah air includes Miss
Belle Livingston. Miss Frances Sa-
lInger. Mss Florence Salinger. Miss
Gertrude Greenb' att, Miss F'reda
Hershenow. Misses Minerva and Col
deem Hurwich. Mss Zelda SlutZky
Miss Ann Fox and Miss Helen Burke.
Honoring Mrs. Hamilton Wier Of
Portland. Ore. who Is the guest of
Mrs. ]. A. Jude. Mrs j. II. Ellis,
31s Horatio ct. entertained Tuesday
afternoon al a O'Clock luncheon
at the Robertson tea room. Fall
flowers formed the centerpiece of
the table. at whicn covers were laid
for u guests. BESIDES the honor
guest those present from out Of
town were Mrs. Haskell Rosenthal
90
Ind. and Mrs. w E. Smith Of Elk
hart, Ind.
The department OF art OF the Pro-
gress club Will present at a lecture
Nov. 10, Jean Alexis Fourier. His
subject will be american Art and
Artists"
The nature study department of
the Progress club met Tuesday af-
ternoon at the club rooms. Mrs.
W. A. Bertsch gave an instructive
talk on Shrubs tlat Attract Birds,"
and a lengthy discussion followed.
Mrs. Christian Pretz read "Novem-
Der" by 6. c. Schumacher.
Mrs. c. A. weisberg Of the oliver
hotel entertained the members of
the Woman's guild OF the St. Jones
Episcopal church Tuesday afternoon
in the Pink room of the hotel A
two course luncheon was served.
covers being laid for 40. Next Tues
day Mrs. Walter Muessel. Portage
av., will be hostess at an all day
meeting Of the guild.
Mrs Walter Bran, 101 +. North
shore dr.. was hostess to the Optih-
ist club for the blind at a musical
Tuesday afternoon. The program
was opened by the double quartet OF
the Progress club Mrs. Il. II. Writ
gave a group Of three songs. Mrs.
Walter Bryan AMI Mrs. James Ma
loney sang a dueJ while Miss Mary
White presented two readings. Dur
ing the social hour that followed the
program, light refreshments were
served 10 Is guests. on Dec. 9. the
South Bend Won ms club will give
a Christmas party at the club house
for the Optimist club.
Mrs. =. 2. Nicely. 1922 s. Main
St. assisted by Ms. Charles Immel,
Mrs. c. A. Arnold. Mrs. Otto Coll
mer. Mrs. Frank Collmef. Mrs. Ar
thur Wuthrich, Mrs. Marshall
Hughes. Miss Margaret Lewis, Mrs.
David Fisher, Mrs G. c. Fike, Mrs.
r. L. Hoel and Mrs. Anna Philip.
entertained the south section Of the
woman's league Of the First Meth
Odist church Tue sday afternoon at
$3.50 ut the home Of Mrs Nicely.
a large and apureciative audience
heard the musical program which
consisted of a piano solo by Mrs.
Charles Wattles, = vocal number by
Mrs. Walter FaSsnacht, two read
ings by Miss Vir ginia Roberts and
violin duet by Mrs. William Moore
and Mrs. Edward Williams.
Mrs. Charles Irnmel was elected
vice-president Of the league during
the business sessi on that preceded
the musical program. A social hour
was enjoyed during which light re-
F., freshments were served.
The Excelsior club Of the st.
Peters church held their regul7
meeting Sunday afternoon at the
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