South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-06

club yesterday afternoon. Three
tables were played and Mrs. Howard
Cranfill was awarCed the favor. Miss
Helen Holland ard Mrs. Bert Berry
were guests Of the club for the
afternoon. In two weeks Mrs. Mar
dell Hildebrand, Riverside dr.. will
entertain.
A pot luck supper was given by
the members OF the Delta Alpha
class Of the First Brethren church,
Tuesday evening at the church
The monthly meeting OF tho Ep-
worth league Of the German VI. T..
church was held Tuesday evening
the home Of Rev. and Mrs. Fred
n. Koehneman, 81 ". Wayne st.
Plans were made to take part in
the Tri-City convention which viii
be held at Hammond, Ind, the latter
part OF May. A game Of quoits was
enjoyed following the business ses-
sion Mr. and Mrs. Ben Koenig will
entertain the league at their home.
532 p. Haney ST.. the first Tuesday
en- May
A combined business and social
meeting was held by the Phil-A-Bar
class Of the Indiana Christian church
no the home IF Mr.. and Mrs Ben
iamen Cordier. 1929 Miami st. last
evening. Refreshments were served
20 % members during the social
hour. The date Of the next meeting
will be May 9.
One hundred members of the cur
rent events department Of the Prog
res5 club celebrated Indiana day
with an excellent program given IN
the club rooms Monday afternoon.
The program opened with two piano
numbers by Miss Matilda Christ
man, Perpetual Motion" by Weber.
and "To a Water Lily" by Nc
Dowell. Mrs. ]. d. Tompsett gave
two vocal numbers. the words of
which were written by Riley. a
Song and "Iife's Lesson" by Fritz
KruIl.
Miss Hester Muessel played Schu-
bert's "Serenade" on the violin, &C
companied on the piano by Miss
Ruth Voedish.
Mrs. J. G. Wiley of Plymouth, the
first chairman of the district fed
GRAFTON of woman's clubs. spoke on
Indiana Lakes" discussing the in
teresting Indiana origins Of many OF
the names Of our lakes. Mrs. l.. +.
Barter described the Indiana caves,
laying stress on their location and
formations. Indiana State Parks"
was the subject chosen by Mrs. /. P.
Hardy who talked on the sand
dunes.
The refreshments were in charge
Of the following committee: Mrs. r.
II. Miller, chairman. assisted by
Mrs. Carrie Meyer, Mrs. c. J. Spohn-
holz. Mrs. Peter Ahrenn, Mrs. A. /.
Moore. Mrs. d. c. SOUthworth and
Mrs. +. L. Essex.
An exhibition OF Indiana relics
was shown at the close of the aft
ernoon. The club rooms were beau
tifully decorated in flags and pussy
willows.
Preceding the meeting the depart
ment gave a 1 o'clock luncheon 1T
the Robertson tea rooms honoring
Mrs. Wiley. the speaker of the aft
ernoon. Covers were placed for 20
guests.
The program Of the history de-
partment Of the Progress club viii
be presented this aftern Il
at 3:45 o'clock in the club rooms.
and will be in the nature Of an open
meeting Members will respond to
roll call with gems from Riley.
Miss Amy Aicher Will sing, Just
BE Glad" by Riley. accompanied on
the piano by Miss Wanda Bundy.
Mrs. Otto Walter will give several
anecdotes of Riley and Mrs. Dalton
oomaw viii read. The Rose" and
''Life's Lesson accompanied on the
piano by Miss Wanda Bundy
Three children will recite selec-
tions from Poems of Childhood"
Miss Virginia Whitmore will give
Granny" Our Hired Girl" will
be read by Miss Kathleen McInerny,
and THE Raggedy Man" by Miss
Mary Fielder. Miss Bundy Will pre-
sent a piano solo, and will be fol-