South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-20


afternoon at the Indiana Historical
Society rooms under the direction or
DR.. r. y. Montgomery, Feb. 2.
In observance Of Indiana Day,
the Portage Home Economics club
prefiuted an Indiana program at the
all-day meeting held Wednesday
with Mrs. Max Caldwell. River I'd.
The response TO the roll call was
given by the recitation Of one OF
James Whitcomb Ruey's poems by
each member, and short talks from
the members on the early history
Of Indiana were a feature OF the
afternoon A short business meet
ing followed the pot-luck dinner
served at noon To 20 members The
club will be entertained By Mrs
William ellis, Portage I'd, Feb. 16.
An afternoon thimble was given
by the Old Time Friends club We'd
nesday at the home Of Mrs. j. y.
Baker, 218 r. Broadway. At the
close OF the afternoon, which was
: occupied with needlewOrk, refresh
ments were served. The club men,
hers and their husbands Will be the
guests at a dinner 20 be given jan.
q, by Mr.. and Mrs. ". y. Shafer,
Lincoln way r. Mr. and Mrs. Baker
Will assist the host and hostess.
The regular meeting Of the Ia
favette thimble held Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Ira
/ Ullery, 821 Cushing St, was attended
! by 10 members. The roll call which
| opened the meeting was responded
I to by giving current events. The
afternoon was spent socially with
l ,, ID.
1 served. In two weeks the club will
be entertained by Mrs. G. Haflinger,
Keasy st.
Mrs E. +. Clybourne. 613 Rex ST.,
entertained 10 members OF the North
Side Social club yesterday afternoon.
| The afternoOn'Was spent with needle
work and a social hour was enjoyed.
Refreshments We're served by the
/ hostess Mrs. Frank Jenkins was q
guest Of the club at the meeting.
/ Mrs. James Harvey, 1911 st. Joseph
St, viii act as hostess to the club
in two weeks.
Ernest W. Young. architect, will
| lecture before the department of
art of the Progress club next Mon
| day afternoon. Mr.. Young Will give
| what he terms a suggestive talk on
| club homes He will show how
woman's club house may be express
sive OF the character of the club
I whose home 1t is, expressive, that
| is IN more ways than merely meet
: ing the needs Of the club. He will
show how the construction and
architecture may be appropriate 10
( the peculiar characteristics of the
/ club. He will suggest types and will
/ . n~fg
/ tial 70 a club building, and-per-
/ haps the most valuable hint of all
he will suggest ways for club
members to set about determining
what they want in a club home. Mr..
Young states with conscientious eX-
plicitness that the lecture is not
intended 10 be the last word in club
homes, but rather suggestive in
general way Of the requirements and
OF the expression Of local character
istics in "A club home for women in
South Bend
The Bunco club met at the home
of Miss Mildred Kotz, 917 Leland av.
Tuesday night. Favors were won
by Miss Elba Ahrens, and Miss
Madelon Myers. In two weeks, Miss
Dorothy Brugger. Colfax av., will
entertain the club.
Fifteen members of the Sister
hood Of the First Brethren church
met at the home of the Misses
Virginia and Rose Thompson, 1922
s. Main ST., Tuesday night. Follow
ing the devotionals and business
session. a social hour was enjoyed.
Refreshments were served. The next
meeting will be held at the home OF
1.-THE president. Miss Laura Whistler,
PA r. Indiana av.. on Feb. p.
Miss Dorothy Eager entertained
the Philathea class of She Indiana
Avenue Christian church at the
home Of Mrs Roy Carter. 625 r.
Dayton St. Tuesday night. A short
business session was held followed
by n social hour, during which re-
freshments were served. Miss Ruth
Wells 1895 5. Michigan ST., will en-
terrain the class at its next meeting
on Feb. ..
The J. J. r. club organized Tues
day night at the home OF Miss Cath
crime Singler. 115 s. Hill St The
members are Miss Celia Dumont.
Miss Florence Kinerk, Miss Nettie
Thorpe. Miss Marjorie GOehen. Miss
Isabelle White. Miss German MisCh-
ken and Miss catherine Singler
Contests and dancing were enjoyed.
The Auten w. r. c. met in
The old court house Tuesday
night. An application for member
ship was received and one apDli-
cant was balloted upon. one