South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-11

and guests enjoyed the pot luck din.
ner served picnic fashion at noon, al
the conclusion OF which a program
was given. Mrs Ada Campbell Trav-
erse read the Legend OF Thrush
wood" a story written by herself
which was most interesting. The
latter part OF the afternoon was
/ spent along the trail, studying min
utely the birds wild plants and trees
| that abound in that location Dur
ing the afternoon IL was decided 20
make a protest against the ruthless
4 destruction OF the wild flowers. The
department will place a stone bench
in Kreighbaum park IN memory OF
the world war heroes. Il was an
/ nOunced. The exact date OF the ded-
| ication will be announced later. May
% the department will visit the city
parks under the guidance OF Mrs.
Fred Elbel TO make a study OF the
shrubs.
The concluding meeting OF the art
department OF the South Bend Wo-
mans club was held Tuesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs. G. Z. Fran
els. 1887 Riverside dr., and was in
the nature OF an informal tea. Dur
ing the afternoon Mrs. r. NJ. Hutch
inson entertained with three vocal
numbers, Spring Song, ''Dawning''
by Cadman, and "Just a Wearin' for
You" by Bonds. Miss Olive White
gave two readings. Plans for next
year weare outlined. Thirty guests
were served at a dainty tea table.
graced with a bowl of iris and pre-
sided over by Mrs. b. d. Coon and
Mrs. J. c. Paxson.
Mrs. Rudolph 4. Kamm, GIT Lin
coin way, w, Mishawaka, Mrs
AIOyssus SCHNEIDER and the Misses
Laura and Marie Kamm entertain
ed 80 guests at luncheon IN the pink
parlor OF the Oliver hotel Tuesday
at 1 o'clock. The guests were seat
ed at a table which formed a semi
circle. Empire baskets OF pink peon-
les formed attractive decorations.
During the luncheon Denny's or
chestra entertained with musical
numbers. Bridge and 500 were the
diversions OF the afternoon. Those
who attended the luncheon from
out-of-tOwn were: Mrs. NJ. Schafer
and the Misses Christine and Rosa
line Schafer, all OF LeMars. Ia.
Mrs Donald Elbel, sos Portage
av., was hostess at a lovely lunch
con given at 1870 O'Clock Tuesday in
the Wedgewood room Of the Oliver
hotel, honOring Miss Geraldine
Robertson, whose marriage will take
place in the near future. Covers
We're placed for IA guests at a table
attractiveiy conferred with a bouquet
Of spring flowers in a variety OF
shades, among them roses, daisies
and sweet Leas. A corsage fashioned
of lavendar sweet peas was pre-
scented as a favor to Miss Robert
son.
An invitation 10 attend the 18th
annual convention of the 18th dis
trict Indianan Federation OF clubs, Is
be neld Saturday at the Presbyterian
church. Mishawaka. is extended 10
non-federated club members as well
as TO all federated club women. Ii
vas announced Tuesday that all re-
ServatiOns for tho luncheon must be
made by Wednesday. Those desir-
ing to attend The luncheon should
communicate with Mrs. William
Sarle, 73s Lincoln way f.. Mish-
awake. or Mrs. j. c. Locke, 11O1
Lincoln way W, Mishawaka.
A benefit entertainment for the
boy scouts of the Franklin school
Will be given in the school auditor
um Thursday evening. A feature
Of the evening will be the living pic
lures produced under the direction
of Mrs. J. Albert Harris. Posing
for RaphaePs Madonna Of the
Chair" will be Mrs. Roy Michael
and children, a musical accompani-
ment THE Slumber Song" will be
sung by Miss Alma Collmer. THE
Age of Innocence" will be portrayed
by Marjorie Camp, Miss Margaret
Hanger accom- aning with a vocal
selection. Miss Simplicity" posed
by Martha Jane Parker will be pre-
scented in conjunction with a piano
number "TO a Water Lily" played
by Miss Maude Mueller. James
Eagan will represent THE Boy and
the Rabbit" and the kindergarten
quartet will sing. Vera Deal will
pose as THE Blue Boy" Mr.. and
Mrs. George Eichler will represent
"The Angelus," and Miss Hannah
Auer Across the Commons" Miss
Frances SaIinger will sing a group
Of French folk songs with the latter
pictures.
As Miss Enid Spohnholz poses for
1.-THE Song of the Lark" Miss Marion
Cady Will sing 'LO, Hear the Gentle
Lark" Mrs Fred Keller and
Charles Ward viii represent Franz
Halls and Wife. The American group
VIII include representations Of the
following pictures, The Torn Hat"
Frederick Zugbaum with a reading
Barefoot Boy by George Eichler;
Alice" Anne Slick, "Whistler's
Mother" Mrs. William West. with
vocal accompaniment Mother o.
Mine sung by Mrs. r. M. Morris,
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