South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-27
SOCIETY

The South Bend woman's club
viii hold their annual club dinner
for members and their husbands ez-
olusively al the oliver hotel, Friday
night. March 3. at $40 O'Clock.
The affair Is 20 be strictly informal.
The speaker OF the evening will be
Or. Preston Bradley noted orator
and lecturer. His subject viii be
The United states OF Tomorrow"
DR.. Bradley lectures % 5000 people
each sunday morning in tne New
Pantheon theater in Chicago.
The soloist for the evening will
be Harold Bowdcn who will sing
"A Thrush az Eve" by Cadman. and
Songs I Sins 20 You. By Wileby.
He will accompanied on tho piano
by Miss Dora HershenOw.
DR.. Albert T. Monger Of the First
NJ l.. church viii pronounce the in
vocation. Music during the recep-
ton viii be furnished by Hal Van
Aiken. violinist, Frederick Elbel.
hutist and Otto Goneney. pianist.
After the dinner program, dane
ing VIII be the diversion OF the even
ing. A six piece orchestra VIII fur
nish the program of'dancea
The receiving line viii be com
posed Of the following: Mrs Harry
wallace, president; Mrs Granville
Ziegler. first e-president: Mrs.
Lillian Kreighbaum. second vice
president: Mr.. David GuilfOyle.
third president; Mrs. Walter 81.
Hildebrand. recording secretary;
Mrs. Harry Bartlett. assistant re-
cording secretary; Mrs. Warren II.
Miller. corresponding secretary;
Mrs .. =. Mckee. treasurer; Mrs.
d. X. splitter. assistant treasurer;
Mrs X. G. King, Americanization
work chairman; Mrs p. y. Coon
past president: and Or. Alta NJ.
BOram, parliamentarian
The committees in charge are as
follows: Mrs. Walter NJ. Hide
brand. chairman Of arrangements;
Mrs. J.. s Moore, ticket chairman;
Mrs warren II. Miller. chairman OF
Invitation and seating committee;
Mrs. J. c. Cotter. chairman OF decor
alton committee; Mrs Guy Nc
NIichaels. program and music COM
mittee chairman: and Mrs. A. O..
Wilson, chairman of door commit
tee.
The St. Joseph County Horticul-
turaI association held an aH-day
meeting in the Chamber Of Com
merce Saturday Dinner was served
at noon tC 10 members Following
the dinner, Miss Lucy BelIemy Of
Detroit. Mich. gave several read
ings. Miss BeI1emy IS the degree
instructor in the Order Of the Clean
ers. Mrs l. HaGavay gave a piano
numHPr and readings were presented
BY Httle Miss Eleanor Myers and
Theodosia Kenyon.
During the business session. a dis
cussion on THE Pruning Of Grapes
was conducted by Charles Swain.
and participated in by J. F. Cline.
T. iadaway. Prof. Slibe OF Notre
Dame Edward Vogt, and c. P.
Bradley.
On account OF illness, the discus
sion on Potatoes" TO have been
lead by J. w. Shively, was postponed
until the next meeting. The next
meeting OF the society viii be held
on Saturday, March %.
Members Of the Indiana Univer-
sity clubs were entertained at their
Bi-weekly luncheon Saturday noon
at the Indiana club by Miss Edith
Allan, until recently prima donna
at the darigold Gardens, Chicago.
Miss Allan's repertoire included;
aria from Rigol etto." caro-
Nome" The Lass With the Delicate
Air" Arne: Butterfly Waltz" Vic
tor Herbest: "SI<y--Biue Water
Cadumn. "Wil o. the Wisp," Spross;
'Twickenhar. Ferry" NIarzials:
Drink To Ne With Thine Eyes, 3"
cuckoo" Liza Lehman.
Miss Allan was accompanied on
the piano by Louis ElbeL
The L. c. H. girls OF the Zion
Evan gelicaI church were entertained
by Miss Dorothy Richardson, S31 y.
81 Louis st. Saturday afternoon.
Miss Mary Fled err was awarded the
favor IN the flower contest which
furnished entertainment during the
afternoon. The guests were Misses
Virginia Wishman. Harriet Lederer,
Helena Henarowsza. Eileen Teska.
Margaret Barnard, Helen Seifert,
AIa-cella Tohullla. Florence Weber.
Mary Feid'er, and Helen Sacer.
Another meeting of the class Will be
held the last Saturday IN March.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. l. Barber. 223
s. Taylor 81. entertained the mem
bers OF the Kare Knot club at din
ner Saturday evening. The so
guests were seated at seven small
tables which were most attractiyely