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

and George Washington" Burton
Spry. Miss Edythe Brown will giv'
a short talk on Just Art"
Mrs. Hazel Hagedorn. 1923 Cal
ifornia Av.. entertained the member
OF the Philathea class Of the West
minister Presbyterian church at hel
home Monday night. During the
business session, plans were made &c
give another performance OF the
play, Miss Somebody Else" which
was presented with such success or
last Friday night at Muessel school
The play viii be repeated on Thurs
day night at Muessel school begin
ming at 8 o'clock. Following the
business session, a social hour was
enjoyed and refreshments were
! served. The next meeting will be
Iheld in two weeks. the place TO be
announced later.
The last regular business meeting
OF the department OF art OF the
Progress club was followed by a
reception given by the chairman,
Mrs. william NJ. Shirley. to the
members Of the department Monday
afternoon in the club rooms.
At the business meeting Mrs.
Shirley's resignation from the
Craftsmanship was accepted with re-
greet and a nominating committee
appointed TO suggest a candidate
for chairman at a specially called
meeting OF the department. A hu-
morous touch was given to the oc-
casion by Mrs. Shirley in a witty
speech accompanying the presenta-
ton of the gavel 20 the vice-chair-
man, Mrs. Charles Bosenbury. Res
olutions Of thanks 10 the chairman,
the various artists, the business men
and the department OF art commit
tees who had contributed to the
success OF the recent art exhibit
were presented by Mrs. Fred Wood
ward and adopted unanimously with
INSTRUCTIONS that copies be sent 70
those mentioned in the resolutions.
Miss Edythe Brown assisted by
department members who recently
visited Chicago club homes in the
Interest, OF the proposed new Pro-
gress club home, gave reports on
the clubs visited and a stereoptic0A
talk on the new club home designed
by Pond and Pond for the Chicago
Woman's club.
At the close of the business meet
ing the members Of the department
presented to Mrs Shirley, as a
memento OF her work in the recent
art exhibit, a framed etching by
Earl II. Reed.
Refreshments were served. Those
assisting Mrs. Shirley were, Mrs.
Charles Bosenbury, vice chairman OF
the department, Miss Alma Collmer,
secretary; Mrs. Perry G. Traver,
treasurer; Mrs. ]. Albert Harris,
chairman of the program committee
and Mrs c. Mont Smith, chairman
of the department extension commit
tee. and Mrs. Lafayette Porter. Mrs.
Howard Lester Cranfill. Mrs. Walter
Muessel, Mrs. T. B. Barnes, Mrs
Floyd Gaumer. Mrs. Dale Staples,
Miss Gertrude Wiser, Mrs. l.. II.
Writ Miss Ethel Montgomery, Mrs.
+. A. England, Mrs f. II. Shumaker,
Mrs. Theodore c. Koehler, Mrs. Vic
tor Jones, Mrs. Ryell T. Miller. Miss
Marie Voedisch, Mrs. Thad Keller.
Mrs. w. NJ. Banner, jr, Mrs. A. w.
Kendall. Mrs. L. A. S. Wood, Mrs. G.
J. Stahl, and Mrs. w. r. Campbell.
Eighty members Of the Goodfel-
lowehip Dancing club opened the
new dancing pavilion at Reds re-
sort at Baron lake Monday night.
The trip was made to the lake by
motor, and fish dinner was
served. The committee on arrange
ments included the following mem
bers: T. c. Kohler, Jacob Amy,
Elmer Squint. Arthur Miller and e.
b. White.
Fifteen members and two visitors
attended the meeting OF the Live
Oak Drill team, which was held
Monday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. Grace Pinkowski, 525 Leland
av. Mrs. Louise Moore won the gift
favor, and the contest favOrs were
awarded Mrs. Flora Cobb and Mrs.
Cora Martindale. Refreshments were
served. The next meeting will be
held in two weeks. the place OF
meeting 10 be announced later.
The Young Married Folks Dancing
club held a regular dancing party
Monday night at the Hebrew insti-
tute. Thirty couples were in at
tendance. The Arts orchestra furn-
ished the program OF dances. Re-
freshments We're served The hall
was attractively decorated in the
national colors.
Miss Effie r. Day and Cotner G.
Williams were married Saturday
afternoon at o'clock at the home
OF the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
f. NJ. Day, near Winanac. Ind. Miss
Grace Baughman played the wedding
march.
The bride was gowned I'm white
satin with georgette overdrape, and
she wore a veil caught with valley
lilies. Her flowers were a corsage
OF Brides roses and valley lilies.
Following the ceremony a two-course
luncheon was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Williams will make their home in
Earl Park after May IS.
The Mothers club of the Lincoln
school has arranged with tho rr,Dfls