South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-26
SOCIETY

me County Fair by Mrs Paul
me Palmer. viii be presented 90 tho
seneral club as a gift Of the de-
paFtment OF art Of the Progress CLUB.
~ was announced at the meeting
neld Monday afternoon I'm the club
rooms. The picture was purchased
with the funds gained from the art
exhibit given by the department
During the business session a fnan-
cial report Of the exhibit was given
anu "a committee was appointed %
draw up a resolution 10 express the
appreciation OF the department for
me Efforts OF the many people who
made the exhibit a success Mrs
fred Woodward viii act as chair
man or the Committee During tho
session Hiss Alma Collmer rendered
Eir resignation as secretary Of the
department. The vacancy viii be
h-led at the mkt meeting. tn. resiE-
naS'a OF Mrs. William Shirley as
chairman OF the department was not
accepted by the members.
Following the business session
Miss Collmer gave talk on Rock
wood Pottery" The pottery is of q
high art value and is O dstinc.
American product Miss Collmer's
talk was illustrated with an excel
lent exhibit Of pottery furnished By
the Makielsh art shop The after
noon program was In charge Of Mrs
r. +. Chaplin and Mrs. George cut
ter. Receiving az the door were
Mrs ". 2. Campbell and Miss Mary
DuShane, while Mrs. O.. A. Siekman
ard Mrs Fred LaPierre served as
ushers- The exhibitor for the aft
ernOon was Mrs. r II. Austin
The spring meeting of the Fed
Grated Missionary societies Of South
Bend was held Monday at the First
Baptist church. The morning ses-
sion opened at 10 o'clock with devo-
tionals given by Mrs. c. r. Wilson.
The salutatory. Words of Wei
we" was given by Mrs w. A.
onts and the response by Mrs
Anson Penweu. Music for the ses-
sion was furnished by the Zion
Baptist quartet a short business
session was held and was followed
by a talk on Japan" by Miss
Thomasine Allen. who is spending
short time in the United States be-
Bore returning TO Japan 90 take W.
her missionary work there. The
benediction which closed the meeting
was pronounced by Rev. L. s. Davis
Places were reserved for more than
$50 members at the luncheon which
was served at noon.
Mrs. +. w Taylor directed the
chorus singing for the afternoon kas-
sion. Following the roll call of all
the churches by Mrs. #. a. Freeman.
the president. the constitution was
read 10y Mrs L s. Fickenscher. The
constitution was voted upon and ac-
Ger ted by the members Mrs. +. +.
Mccrea. the state president of tn
Presbyterian Missionary societies Of
Indiana. spoke on the home mission
airy worl, in the southwestern states.
Porto Rico and Alaska A solo was
given by Miss Grace Stanley.
The fall meeting of the fedora
tion viii he held at the First Pres
byterian church
The engagement Of Miss Louise
breckenridge To Lorenzo Austin
was announced at a dinner given
Sunday evening by Mrs G. T. Aus
I'm 705 :. Main ST. AIishawaka.
Miss Breckenridge is the daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. A. Breckenridge.
1909 SOrin ST.
Word has been received of the
marriage of William r. Milburn, son
OF Frank f. Milburn of Chatta-
nooga. Tenn. formerly or Misha-
akwa Ind. 20 Miss Bonnie A. Camp
Of Atlanta. Ga. The wedding took
place Friday evening. April %. and
after n trip To the Bermuda Islands
via New York. Mr.. and Mrs. Mil
burn will be at home at Atlanta
where Mr. Nnlburn is the south