South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-21
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Sir a. 6 Grah. S0S IS col
tx av.. entertained e1 members Of
The Mother club and their out-of-
town guests AZ perfectly appointed
10 o'clock Iucheon Thursday aft
eru.r The table was very effec-
lively decorated with old fashioned
garden fowe-- Among the guests
were ths rr"a Swiutz and Mrs
Names .t rTauapo-is who are
the que ~ AIRS r. a. Stephenson.
end Mis- Fannie Sterling. Of Ba-
tavia. IT, the house guest OF Mrs
IT. W. EIdredee.
An unusually interesting program
was presented az the meeting OF
the Thursday club held yesterday
afternoon at the home OF Mrs. Ell
mer squirt. 724 y. Hill 81. Five
minute taIks were given on the
lives OF successful men. Mrs. Elmer
6quint spoke on the life OF W l.
Douglass. the Wright brothers were
discussed by Mrs. Marshall Hughes
Hudson Maxim by Mrs. George
Squut Charles VI. Schwab by Mrs.
r. Yos.. John Hays Hammond by
Mrs L. H Orvis Minor c. Keith by
Mrs Elmer Webster. George W.
Goethals by Mrs. L. F. Snyder. and
John 3. Patterson by Mrs w. D..
Cass. The program was concluded
with two piano numbers given by
Mrs. George squirt. The club viii
o. %
Mrs. /. II. Orvis. 617 s. Clinton st
The Clay and Harris and Willow
Creek Economics clubs held a joint
meeting Thursday ali day at the
home Of Mrs. John Dherheart on
the Fir I'd. In the forenoon the
members were given a demOnstra-
ton on dress forms by Miss Flor
ence Boston, OF Purdue university.
A buffet luncheon was served at
noon. followed by vocal solo, given
by Miss Maude Gray: an interesting
paper was presented by Mrs. Eva
Scamehorn a duet by Miss Lois
Bigelow and Miss Dorothy Za1hnle.
The program was concluded by a
short talk given by Mrs. l.. +. Fich-
enscher. The next meeting viii
take place Nov. 9 at the home Of
Mrs. Arthur Rupiey. Douglass I'd.
Miss Florence Boston OF Purdue
university demonstrated the making
OF dress forms 20 members OF the
Center township Home Economics
club at their regular meeting with
Mrs. Charles Fox OF Turkey Trail
I'd. yesterday afternoon. Thirty-five
members and two guests were pres
ent.
Roll call was answered when
members responded with Helps in
Sewing" The next meeting Of the
club will be with Mrs Milo Linde-
man of Spring Brook I'd. Dec. 6.
The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Aid society OF the Indiana Avenue
Christian church was held at the
home of Mrs. Charles Foote. S11
Milton av. yesterday afternoon.
There was a business session, fol-
lowed by a social hour during which
refreshments were served by the
hostess to the 20 members present.
Mrs. Charles Wooster, 109 Sadie
St, entertained the members Of the
Harmony Reading circle Thursday
afternono at her homo. The time
was spent socially and with needle
work. Plans were made for the an
nual Thanksgiving dinner. which will
be given In two weeks at the home
OF Mrs. Orville Tenwen, 222 La Sale
ave.
Sixteen members OF the Ideal En-
broidery club met at the home Of
Mrs. w II. Weber. 7O5 S. Eddy St.
Thursday afternoon Needle work
was the diversion OF the afternoon
and refreshments were served by
the hostess.
The club will meot again IN two
weeks at the home OF Mrs. May
Edwards. 1924 s. Michigan St
The Sumption Prairie Home Ec-
onomics club met for an all day
meeting at the homo OF Mrs. Ray
Wiseman, Nutwood I'd. Dinner was
served at noon to so.
Miss Florence Boston, OF Purdue
university. gave demonstration OF
the homo made dress form. and
there was an interesting debate on
the subject. "Resolvedi That men
Are More Progressive IN Adopting
Labor Saving Devices Than Won
en-" The judges decision went to
the affirmative side.
Plans we're made for a Thanks
giving supper TO be given az Clean
or hall on the evening OF Thanks
giving day.
The next meeting VIII be Nov. 3 at
the home or Mrs ernest Finch, Nut
wood "a.
The rst pupils recital OF the sea-
son OF the South Bend Conservatory
az Music was given Thursday eve
ming IN the auditorium OF the con-
seryatory. a large crowd attended