South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-13
COMPLETE PLANS
FOR ANNUAL CLUB
MEET AT OLIVER
Progress Club Hears DR.. Rich
ardsou in Address Satur-
dav Afternoon.

That the future generation may
meet the challenge set forth lu the
iiealsuc heritage OF pilgrim auces-
try. ample sIrEtstlons for the rel-
eious training of the new generation
was advocated by Dr. Norman ia.
Richardson. eminent professor at
Northwestern university lu "a schoi-
arly address delivered saturday aft-
eruoon - the Progress club rooms
% more than 900 members and
guests 81 the club.
Peculiarly nrdus at the CbserF-
ance o. the terceuteuary celebration
COMMUNICATING tho landing Of the
pilgrims is the serious rec0ns.dcra-
tiou Of the trausmitauca Of the
ideals or those early settlers into the
moral fiber Of the coming genera
ton. said DIR. RICHARDSON.
'To The mothers of the nation fan
The responsla '.itiez of imp .antus
in the minds ar the children the
spiritual qualities which formed
such an integral factor lu the make
up OF pilgrim. fathers and which
must be transmitted % our children
for moral sustenaIce OF. the c0un
try" continued the speaker.
Aid in Relief Work.
Or. Richardson urged tine es-aD-
ilshment Of week day religious
schools where pupils of the public
schools may receive r-lgi1u5 cduca-
ton Of a purely non-sectariau type.
A brief outline of the method of i'm
auguratluI such system IN South
Bend was siveu-
3D.. r..
Milne read L.neo4na Gettysburg adj
dress I'm commemora OF the
emanclpatOr president and Mrs. Luz
ciIe Narler, accompanied 1y Mrs
Edna Cover sang "a group of songs
During the bus.ucss meeting held
at Z.15 the club voted 10 give an
additional sum of S150 60 the Eu-
ropedn Relief fund endorsements
Of the Fcss bin now pending in the
legislature was made.
Announcement was made of the
annual state luncheon which viii
take place Feb. 20 a- the oliver
hotel. PRECEDING the luncheon,
which VIII be held at 1890 o'clock
in the Rotary room, an informal
reception TO the speakers of the aft
ernoon and 10 the honor guests viii
be held
Plan Music Program.
Mrs. Thomas q. Winter, of Min
neapous. Mimi, president of the
general federation of clubs, viii Doe
the principal speaker for the oc-
casion. Her subject VIII bc "A
Message to Women" Mrs. j. C..
RumrIer. president Of the state
federation. viii read greetings.
Music during the reception Will
be furnished by Hal Van Aiken,
yioliuist. Frederick Elbel, hutst. .
and Otto Goneucy pianist The
following musical program VIII he
rendered after the luncheon. The I.
Awakening" 10y Mrs Waiter Bryan
Trees" Loeb Lomoud" Boat
Sons" Sweet Miss Mary" by the
Progress club double quartet
COMMITTEES ~ charge of the ar
rangements are composed as fol-
lows. Arrangements. Miss Ella
Reiman, Mrs Victor Jones ard
AIRS Chester Montgomery; tickets
and place cards. Mrs. Fred Wood .
ward Mrs. Thomas Walsh, Airs u.
r. Greeuau Miss Katherine Camp /.
bell, Mrs Charles =. Drummoud, /.
and Mrs. Victor jones; decorations .
Mrs. Samuel Bunker AIRS. j. Albert .
Harris. Mrs T.. j.. Chaplin. Mrs. y. .
O. Kettring and Irs Chester Mont .
gomery, program. Miss Virginia .
Tut. Miss Catherine Campbell and f
Mrs. Fred Woodward. Invitations.
Miss M3ude Heath and Miss Tutt.