South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-16

A. the meeting ~ the department
Of art OF the Progress club on Mon
day afternoon. Mrs. Fred Wood
ward brought out the beauties or
The landscape painting OF Thomas
GaInsbOrough. and Mrs. =. Mont
Smith contrasted the work Of John
Cr0me. whose brown landscapes
show the Dutch influence, with the
realst work Of the purely English
painter. John Constable. Both lee
,tures were illustrated with very
beautiful stereOpt."On reproductions
OF the pictures OF the three artists.
Mrs. William Jackson Kennedy. ac-
companied by Mrs Floyd Gaumer.
sang Joy in Summer by Violet
Holmes Tidy. and Massenet's
"Elegy" Receiving at the door were
Mrs. Edgar A. Coates and Mrs. w.
r. Geltz.
Announcement was made that the
annual an. exhibit Of the department
Of art woUid be held. as scheduled
in the year book, April 9 and 10, at
the oliver hotel.
Announcement was also made or
a change of Program for the next
meeting Of the department which
Will be held March IS. At this meet
ing. Mrs Gates Harpel viii lecture
upon the English landscape painter,
Turner. and will present compare
tive exhibit Of prints of the works OF
Turner. Constable Rousseau. CorOt.
Bastien Ia Page, Calude Lorraine
and Courbet.
The round table discussion on the
new club home. which was SEIZED
ulcd for March % and is i'm charge
Of Miss Edythe Browne and Mrs.
Ernest Horspool. will be postponed
until April II in order that those
who are to make the visit Of inspec-
tion 10 the four large club homes for
women in Chicago and vicinity may
have time TO complete their investi-
cations This visit of inspection Will
take place Thursday, March 81, and
an members of the department OF
art are cordially invited to become
part of the visiting GROUP. Those
interested should communicate
either with Miss Edythe Browne,
who is in charge Of this program. or
with Mrs. William NJ. Shirley, chair
man OF the department.
Election Of officers of the depart
ment of art is announced for March
IS. as scheduled in the year book.
The Live Oak Drill team met
Monday night at the home of Miss
Bess Short. 410 ID w. Marion 81.
Fourteen members and two visitors
were present. Following the bust
ness session contests were enjoyed.
Favors were awarded Mrs. Maggie
Whaley and Mrs. Cora Martindale.
In two weeks. Miss Helen Chelmiak.
526 Cleveland av., Will act as host
ess this evening. March 10, the
team will give a card party at $50
o'clock at the w. o. w. hall
Miss Hazel Harris. Blaine av.. en-
tertained 16 members of the Musi-
clans club at her home Monday
night. The evening was spent social
~ The announcement Of the next
meeting will be made later.
Honoring Miss Bonnie Beagle and
Lloyd Barrel. whose marriage will
take place March 16, Miss Carmen
Salisbury entertained at her home,
171O s. Michigan St. Monday night.
The luncheon table was attractively
appointed i'm daffodils and sweet
peas and colsage fashioned of the
same flowers was presented as
favor to Miss Beagle. Cards were
the diversion of the evening. Miss
Nellie Shaw of Chicago was an out
of-tOwn guest.
Arthur Renno, 42s s. Main st. was
pleasantly surprised Monday night
by 16 friends in honor of his birth
day anniversary. Cards were the d.
version of the evening and Victrola
selections were enjoyed. st. Patricks
day decorations were used effectively
in the refreshments.
The girls Of the South Bend Bust
ness college. members of the Blue
Triangle Reserves entertained at the
y w c. a Monday night. Games
were enjoyed and refreshments were
served to 40 members and guests a.
the close of the evening.
The Tabitha Girls of the Zion
Evangelical church held their reg
ular monthly meeting Monday night
at the parish school. Twenty-One
members were present. Needlework
was the diversion of the evening. at
he close of which. refreshments were
served by the hostesses. Miss Clara
.Troeger and Miss Bertha Scope. The
next meeting Will be held in two
weeks. Miss Selma Wunderlich and
Miss Clara Bauerenfeind acting as
h0stesses.
The Sigma Pi class of the St
Paurs NJ r. church met at the home
of Mrs. Earl Jester 719 Blaine av..
A-t lday night. The business ses-
SION was presided over by the presi-