South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-23

ed the places OF the guests. The
guests were Miss Mary Roberts, Miss
LeOna WoOdka. Miss Gertrude Chap
leau, Miss Julia Lane and Miss
Martha Murphy. Miss Mary Bake
ley acted as chaperon The hostess
was presented with birthday gifts
during the dinner.
The regular bi-monthly meeting
Of the Willing Workers class of the
First Baptist church was held Sat
urday afternoon with the class presi-
dent. Miss Gladys Andrews, 927 r.
Indiana av. Miss Pauline Reutsch
was welcomed into the class as a new
member during the meeting. At the
close OF the afternoon which was
spent socially with games. refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
Mrs. T. GOethals, the teacher Of the
class will entertain the members in
two weeks at her home on Pleasant
st River Park.
A meeting Of the department of
art of the Progress club will be
held in the club auditorium at $3.50
| O'Clock Monday afternoon. Ernest
w. Young, a South Bend architect,
will give an illustrated lecture on
! Club Homes for Women" Mr.
/ Young Will analyZe the purposes Of
the club and suggest concrete forms
In which the club home may repre-
sent the important phases OF the
clubs activities and illustrate these
forms with views Of the landings
that would be in keeping. He will
also point out that which may ad-
vantageOusiy be eliminated. Differ
enCe OF location and its effect on
the type Of building will be Illus
! trat6d by views of typical clubs in
| different parts OF the country.
Miss Marion Cady, accompanied
by Mrs. James T. Cover, will sing
10! Hear the Gentle Lark" by
Bishop. The program IS in charge
Of Mrs ]. Albert Harris and Mrs.
Philip l. Nicar. Receiving at the
door will be Mrs. Glen Cover and
Mrs. O. l.. Julian. All nOn-club
members interested in the subject
for the afternoon viii be cordially
welcomed.
Mrs. Harry wallace was reflect
ed president of the South Bend
Woman's club at a general business
session and election Of officers held
Friday afternoon in the club rooms.
/ The other officers are as follows:
Mrs. Granville Ziegler. first vice
president; Mrs Fred Dennis, second
vice president; Mrs. David Guilfoyle,
third vice president; Mrs. W. NJ.
, Hilcebrand, recording secretary;
Mrs. Harry Bartlett. assistant re-
cording secretary; Mrs. ]. b. Rem
shaw, corresponding secretary; Mrs.
ID. p. Mckee. treasurer; Mrs. John
Hunter, assistant treasurer; and
DR.. Alta NJ. Boram, parliamentarian
The directors at large are: Mrs.
George Tburn, Mrs. V. r. Maurer,
AIRS. J. :. Moore, Mrs. Il. d. Coon.
Mrs. John COtter, and Mrs. Lillian
I Kreighbaum.
IL was decided to give s25 OF the
+ proceeds from "Fads and Fancies"
TO the Visiting Nurse association
. for the Upkeep Of the nurses auto
mobile.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Stephenson,
/ 1243 =. jefferson blvd, entertained
The bridal party Of Is guests with a
dinner party at their home Friday
night The dinner table was center
ed with a white basket in which
brides roses and freaZias were ar
tistically arranged. Small brides and
grOOms served as place cards. Gold
pencils were given rs favors 10 each
guest. Green shaded candles IN sill
yer sticks furnished the light, and
added 20 the color scheme OF green
and white, which was prominent
throughout
The Mems Bible class OF the
United Brethren church gave a fare
well party 10 their teacher, +. a.
Rowe, 40 i. Haney av.. Friday
iFht. Mr.. Haney Will leave in Feb
ruary 20 make his home in Cold
water, Mich. At 9 o'clock, the wives
II the members surprised the class
and entertained with "A pOt-luck sup
per. During the business session
which followed. Rev E. T. Myers
ttas elected as the new class teacher.
The civics and philanthropy de-
parLments OF the Progress club held
an all-day sewing session Friday at
he Orphans home. After a shor.
business session. a song was given b.
the children at the home. The re-
mainder Of the day was spent with
sowing The next meeting will be
ED on Friday Feb. I. and Mrs. Leila
g. Chesline OF the new department
recently inaugurated at Indianapolis
Tor the prevention OF fire. will speak