South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-25
SOCIETY

ERNEST IS. Young. architect pre- f.
Ii,lsd THAT in 10 years definite
rrpe OF archtscture chlra .-eristle
tp women's club houses win be .
found throughout the United States .
arL shat the general -lpe viii bee
STANDARDIZED. iu his lecture before .
the dcpartmeEt ot are of the Prog i
ress club Monday afternoon. lie
nowed chat "a vomer's club home 4
may be- expressive of the charac- I
Ter OF Che club who's. home 30 is. 1
and how the construction and arCu- Z
irecturc may Doe appropriate Co the /
,IartcteTlstcs OF the club. Stere- :
aptlcou slides Illustrated the types
n club homes and The dinereni
uarts essential 10 the club building.
AS suggestion for the club mem
Ders Co determine what they want
iu "a club house, ar. Young emphl- (
lied the need of q large auditor
lIu. general club rooms and uri-
waite rooms for the president. sec-
rctarv and committees OF the club. I
Mr.. Young Is well quaude! 20
fpeak ON architecture. having won
TWO OF tho three awards given by
The south Bend Architects associa-
IlNlt tti -llf ht.rh ~ pes lL houses IIl
1914, 1919 and 1913. The first
award won was tor the Stedman
house. "a type az English Colonial
home. in 1911 and the second for
am example OF architecture in Am
crican handling OF English homes.
ar. Young Is also q member of the
state memorial are Comruis siOu. ap-
pointed By the governor OF Indiana.
Al the close of tho lecture Miss
Marian Cady sang. 10 Hear the
Gentle Lark, by Bishop. accom-
panied by Mrs. James vs.. Cover
An afternoon meeting of the Lin
coin Literary club was held Monday
az the home OF Mrs F. j. Suddarth,
3l9 LapOrte az. Mrs Irwin WAS I'm
charge OF the current events given
during the business session and the
program which followed consisted Of
paper on Japan by Mrs. Fannie
COpp. Mrs. Copp spoke OF the effect
Of the ever increasing population OF
Japan upon its industries and the
overflow OF the population into other
countries, the Japanese colonies in
America and the problems created
through the situation for the Amer
leans and the Japanese. The dis
cussion OF the Japanese question will
hc continued al the next meeting
of the club which viii be held Feb.
IA with Mrs. Frank Irwin, 523 Cush-
ing St
Miss Anna stanheld. ia Williams
So. entertained the members of the
AS You Like It club with a $40
o'clock dinner Monday evening.
covers were placed for % guess
az table conferred with a wicker
basket OF yellow Caiendulas. Miss
Mary Turner. Mrs Isaac Copeland,
AIiss Gertrude Wells and AIRS T.. Is.
Couant were guests of the club for
the evening Miss Emma Stevenson
spoke on current topics and Miss
Addie Reade discussed The old
World Ina the New" during the
business session of the evening The
next meeting VIII be held at the
home of Mrs. o. r. Julian. T.. Ma
varre st.. and the date is announced
for FEB. e.
Miss Eta Seifert. III Cedar ST..
Feb Z.
What promises To be one of the
most interesting programs I'm the
calendar Of the literature deLdrt-
l1cut, section two of the Progress
club viii be given Friday afternoon
st 9 o'clock in the cluh room, at
which a decentralization of StoCkt0n's
short story. "The Transferred Ghost
will be presented. The story is said
ro be % "A highly dramatic nature
and particularly adapted for trans
posing into dramatic form. IA
charge Of the play WIZ De Miss
Alma HardnIn- Airs ~ Mont
smith. Mrs @. H. Harper and Miss
Alma CollWcr. & discussion paper
on The English Short story viii
De read by Miss Mare Wagner
and music for the aaeruoou will be
rcuGered by Miss Esther Fulton ac-
coUptnied by Mrs. Robert Perkey
Members nf the jolly Nine club
and .hrir husbands were entertain
od Sunday evening at The home Of
Mrs Joseph Korr, lis w. stun a.
The time was spent socially with
contests tho principal diversion. Mr..
and AIRS. sam GutS-eiu. Mrs. Tom
Uor1W.tz and sam TowHer being
the favor winners Refreshments
were served 4 regular meeting OF
the club viii Dee held Thursday aft
trnoon with Mrs. kou
AR. aud Mrs T. c. l<ooe. N2I
Park 1v. entertained the Fine Arts
quartet of the Bedu8th bureau. Chi
eaEo and che First Presbyterian
church quartet at their home sun
dav night The Fine Arts quartet
rendered o. concert at \otre Dame