South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-10

Miss Elsie Christian. Mrs. ELISA
Taylor and Mrs. Byron Christian.
The Importance OF The Water
System in Farm Homes" was The
subject Of a paper by Mrs Lily Ions
ley Mrs. LonEley and Mrs. Martha
Mace were appointed delegates TO the
state day luncheon which viii be
held at the oliver hotel Feb. 29.
The club members will be entertain
ed by Mrs. Mary Sellers, Edwards
burg I'd. in two weeks
Mrs Henry Chrlstman. retiring
president Of the sewing circle OF the
Zion Evangelical church. was sur
prlsed Tuesday afternoon at he
home. 2O22 F.. Jackson blvd. by IS
members OF the circle in apprecia-
tion Of the work she has done IN
the last year. Refreshments were
served at the close Of the afternoon,
which was spent socially by the
the hostesses, Mrs. Edward Psister
Mrs Theodore Jena. Mrs. Scaenin-
ski and Mrs. W Goffeney. The reg
ular meeting Of the circle viii take
place Feb. Il at the parish school.
Mrs. A. Seifert, Miami St, was
hostess to the members Of the La
dies Missionary circle Of the Zion
Evangelical church Wednesday aft
ernoon A prayer given in unison
by the members opened the meet
ing during which letters OF apprc-
ciaticn were read for the Christmas
boxes sent by the circle. The aft
ernoon was spent sewing articles OF
clothing for the Orphans Home az
Holyton, H. The meeting was at
tended by % members. A meeting
will be held with Mrs. Richard
Krause. Lincoln way w. the second
Wednesday in March.
Mrs. Nelson Jones. SIG Park av"
entertained the members of the
Shakespeare circle at her home on
Wednesday afternoon. The Arrow
Maker" by Mary Austin. was re-
viewed by Mrs. George Fullmer and
current events were given by the
club members At the close OF the
afternoon tea was served. Mrs. w.
10. Williams. y Michigan St. will
entertain in two weeks.
Members Of the Friendly club
were entertained by Mrs. l. Lyndal,
Harrison av.. Wednesday. at an all
day meeting A noon dinner was
served 10 10 members and one visi-
tor The table was attra ctively dec
Grated IN valentine motifs and val
entines were employed in the decor
ations Of the home. The afternoon
was sLent socially Mrs. Minnie
Rush, OF New Carlisle. was the guest
of the club. Mrs. James Curtin
Cushing 81, will be hostess March 9.
The regular meeting OF the Wed
nesday club was held yesterday aft
crnoon with Mrs. Emma Harris. n.
Lafayette blvd. Mrs Carl Ross, who
had charge Of the program for the
meeting. concluded the review of
the life OF Audubon. current
events were given by the members
Of the club. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks.
The faculty of junior high school
entertained with a Iarty at o'clock
Tuesday afternoon honoring the
seventh and eighth grade teachers,
principals and supervisors of the
city schools. A delightful program
was presented. The junior high
school girls chorus gave the open
ing number. followed by a talk on
The Project Method of Teaching"
by Miss Alice Bundy. Beldon Leon
ard gave a violin selection. The
Socialized Method Of the Recita-
ton" was the subject discussed by
Miss Ruth Snyder. Francis Messick
rendered a vocal solo.
encouragement" was the subject
Of a talk by superintendent Of
schools, w. W. Borden, and r.
Houston Of the Tribune gave a talk
on The Relation of the Newspaper
to the Schools
The floral decorations for the at
fair were furnished by Mrs. A r.
Erskine. Jonquils were used in the
reception room and the tables from
which dainty refreshments were
served were attractively appointed in
fresias and pink and white carna-
tions. The flowers were artistically
arranged in crystal bowls. A rare
Italian tea cloth was donated for
the occasion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren II. Miller.
SPA z. Jefferson blvd, entertained
u guests at Z o'clock dinner Tues
day night honoring their house
guests. Mr.. and Mrs. William Multer
Of Philadelphia, Pa. A delightful
arrangement of spring flowers cen
tered the table. Candelabrum and
smilax completed the effectiveness Of
the decorations.
The Multers were the honor guests
at 1 o'clock luncheon Wednesday
given by Mrs Harry Wallace at her
home, $50 s. Main 81. Covers were
placed for eight guests. a color
scheme of yellow was employed
throughout accomplished by yellow
tulips at the table.
Members of the y. ". club sur
prised Mrs. Carl Waterfield at her
home. 63S r. Broadway. Tuesday
evening. A dinner to Is guests was