South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-16
SOCIETY

Mrs. Alfred A Mailing was elect
ed chairman and Mrs John Cotter.
vice chairman Of the department Of
music OF the South Bend Woman s
club at a meeting held Tuesday aft
ernoon in the club rooms. Mrs. T..
T. Motifs was reelected secretary
and treasurer OF the department
The eject OF immigration on
American music was the subject for
the afternoon and the Slavic in
fluence, which includes the Boz
hemian. Russian and Polish
strains, was given particular atten-
ton IN the reports. Mrs. 3. d. Coon
spoke on The Influence Of Ireland
and Scotland on The Music Of Amer
lea" The musical program for the
afternoon was given under the Of
rection OF Mrs. Walter Fegan. Mrs.
V. A. Strayer. accompanied by Mrs
John Cotter, sang The Heart
Bowed Down" from The Bohemian
Girl" and Mrs. o. 3. scandhng
played Rachmaninoff prelude. "
Robin Adair" ana Annie Laurie"
were sung by Mrs. COtter. The de-
partment will meet March 10.
A meeting of the mot1er's depart
ment OF the Progress club was held
yesterday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
A discussion Of the study book was
led BY Mrs. Louis Kreidler. and dur
ing the business session plans were
made for a reception to be given
March 4 by the members Of the de-
partment in honor Of Mrs. Hodges,
OF indianapolis. who will speak be-
fore the general club March 5. The
Problem of Punishment" viii be
taken Up at the next regular meet
ing which viii be held March 1.
The successful introduction of the
milk system for under-nourished
children IN the Henry Studebaker
school was described by Mrs.
Schaem. former president OF the
Studebaker Mothers club. at a
meeting Of the Lafayette Mothers
club held Tuesday afternoon in the
school building. Following the talk
an open discussion regarding the
possible need OF the system in the
Studebaker school was held but no
definite conclusion was reached. Two
piano solos were features Of the pro
gram. The next meeting will be
held March is.
Mrs c. r. Eager. 321 n. Francis
st, was hostess to the members OF
the Tuesday club last evening. Mrs
Z. J. Graf conducted the business
session and music and contests fur
nished entertainment during the
social hour Luncheon was served
by the hostess and small baskets
bearing George washington designs
marked the places Of 10 guests
bowl of pink and white straw flow
ers conferred the table. The club
will be entertained by Mrs. George
Erhardt. 323 y. Francis ST., in two
weeks.
Miss Ruth Behee, S29 s. Rush
St. was hostess TO Il friends at her
home Monday evening. The affair
was In the nature Of a Valentine
party. Games and music were en-
joyed and refreshments were serv-
ed. Decorations furthering Val
entine motif were affected.
Members Of the sunshine class of
the First NJ. f. church entertained
the members of the class of John
Campbell ST.. with a Valentine party
at the home of Miss Wilma Pom
ranka. 1913 High st. Following a
covered-dish supper which was
served at Z o'clock the evening was
spent socially with games.
Mr. and Mrs r. NJ Forsythe z.
Monroe St. entertained with a din
ner party TO IA guests Monday night
honoring their first wedding ami
versary. Red and white carnations
were used extensively i'm the decor
atoms with emblems appropriate 70
Valentines day
Mrs Clarence Curry. SPA Sher-
man av. entertained 90 friends
Georgia Penrod who will IeaW4
soon for Chicago. Music was di-
version OF the evening selections be
ing rendered by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Knode and Edward Curry Lunch
con was served at the close of the
evening.
Honoring Mrs. Mildred McCaia-
han. Il members Of the Question club
gave a miscellaneous shower at the
home Of Mrs. William JodOn, 1914
O'Brien ST.. Monday night. Vslen-
tines were used IN the decorations
with effect Miss ChrystabeIle Man
ming gave a piano solo. Wandering
III .N, F..T f.rr
tests F'avors were won by Miss
Blanche Colip. Miss Manning, Mrs.
McCalahan and Mrs. Daisy Lowell. AT