South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-09
SOCIETY

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Officers we're elected for the en-
suing year az the Tuesday meeting
Of the nature study department Of
the Progress club. Miss Harriet r.
Keller was elected chairman. Miss
Amanda McComb. vice chairman
and Mrs. Elmer Essex. secretary and
treasurer. The program Of the az
tsrnOcn consisted OF "A description
81 the pine family by Mrs. Edward
". Pierce. and the reading Of Early
Spring TennysOn. by Miss Amanda
McCOmb. who also gave descriptions
OF the wild flowers. rattlesnake weed
and butterfly weed. Mrs. H. =.
Dunnahoo read chapter from
"Homing with The Birds" by Gene
Stratton Porter. Mrs. DunnahoO.
Mrs. r. Q. Metz and Mrs. Ralph
LOngheld will appear on the pro-
gram TO be presented March -.
a meeting Of the Plymouth
Needlecraft was held Tuesday after
noon with Mrs. Charles Reynolds.
115 =. Calvert 81. Eight members
were in attenda nme and Mrs. Earl
Rosner was admitted 10 the club
as a new member. The contest
favors for the afternoon were award
ed Mrs. George Rosner. Mrs. Ros-
ner will entertain the club March
%. at her home, 232 +. Paris st.
A social meeting az the staff OF
the Pythian sisters was held at
the home OF Mrs. G. VI. Markham,
913 y. College ST. Tuesday evening.
A the close OF the evening. which
was spent socially with games and
contests. dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess 10 20 guests.
A color scheme appropriate to St.
Patricks day was used in the dec
orations OF the home The date Of
the next meeting is April 3.
The members OF the r. S. s. club
met yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Miss Alpha Baney, 1923 Swygert
st. The afternoon was spent socially
and the date Of the place of the
next meeting will be announced
later.
The regular bi-monthly business
meeting OF the Epworth league CT
the Grace NJ. Z. church ives held
last evening with Miss Gertrude
Kindig, S53 Marietta st. Refresh
ments were served to u mmebers.
Another meeting will take place in
two weeks.
The Married Folks Dancing club
entertained with a dancing party
Tuesday evening at the University
club. Steimrich's orchestra Of Elk
hart played the program Of dances
for SO couples. Sam r. Pace acted
as chairman Of the committee on
arrangements. Another party Will
be given in two weeks.
Miss Pearl Brown. 1913 $. Main
ST. was the hostess to the Circle
Girls Of the Indiana Avenue Chris
tian church last evening, at the reg
uIar monthly meeting. The mission
airy travel program. was completed
during the business session. A social
hour was enjoyed and refreshments
were served to II members. The
date OF the next meeting is announc-
ed for April 4.
Mrs. Edward Plant. 1925 s Car
roll St. was hostess to the Bide-
A-Wee club members Monday aft
ernoOn. Three tables OF 500 were
enjoyed and the favor was won by
Mrs. Glen Cover. Potted plants and
sweet peas were used in the doc
orations. 4 dainty luncheon was
served with green carnations mark
ing the Llaces of the guests on
March 10 the club members will
entertain their husbands with a 500
party at the home Of Mrs. Glen
Cover. 25O9 Mishawaka av.
Miss Margaret Geyer. Portage av.,
was hostess TO the members Of the
Thalia sorority Monday night at her
home. All members were in attend
ance. a social hour was enjoyed fol-
loving the business session and re-
freshments were served. In two
weeks Miss Marguerite Martin will
act as hostess.
Forest and forestry were discussed
BY Mrs. John McHenry at a meet
ing OF the current events depart-
rnent Of the Progress club held Mon
day afternoon in the club rooms.
Mrs. A w. F'rantz read a paper en-
titled Saving the RedwoOds.' Fol-
lowing the program nomination Of
officers for the next year took place.
In two weeks an election will be
held. It was announced that the
first meeting in April Will be OBJ
served as Indiana day.
Mrs. George J. Beroth Of Hart
ford. Conn. who has been the guest
OF friends in the city for the past
week. was the honor guest at a s
o'clock dinner given Monday night
by Mrs. L. A. Lydick. 1928 Lincoln