South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-24

7 y O'Clock with music furnished by
/ Hal Van Aiken. uoHnist: Frederick
T Elbel. hutist. and Otto G-oheney.
+ pianist Luncheon al 1890 o'clock,
Mrs. Richard Elbel. president OF the
/ Progress club. presiding. Miss lisa
belle Kennedy viii pronounce the in
vocation.
Musical numbers 90 be rendered
\ during the luncheon will include a
/ vocal solo by Mrs. w z. Bryan. The
\ Awakening" by Stress. Trees, d"
I Loeb Lommond". Boat Song" and
I Sweet Miss Mary. sung by the
T Progress club double quartet COM
posed OF Mrs. L r Writ. Miss Crissie
T Reinold. Mrs. +. ". Morse. Mrs
+ Guy D. Staples. Mrs. ]. A. Maloney.
I Mrs. G. a. Fulmer. Miss Camilla
Butterworth and Mrs. Floyd eau
mer. accompanies.
Mrs. F.. c. Rumpler president Of
the state federation, Will bring greet
ings and presentation Of the new state
officer viii be made. and will in
clude the following Mrs. Myra
stuart-Gordon Of Logansport. sec
Rotary; Mrs. Charles p. Drummond.
treasurer; Mrs. A. T. Cox. trustee;
Mrs. 5. r. Perkins. trustee: Mrs.
George Phillips chairman Of the 18th
district, and Mrs. T. II. Norman.
chairman Of the county federation.
Mrs Winters address on the
Ideals IN Education" will close the
afternoons program. Reservations
for the luncheon must be made be-
fore noon Thursday.
Mrs. r. .. Jellison's Sunday school
class Of the Grace NJ. r. church met
Tuesday night at the home OF Miss
Blanche Becker 1873 Z. Broadwav.
The evening was spent socially. con-
test favors being won by Miss Ger
aldine Loehr and Miss Helen Hahn.
on Tuesday. March %. the Misses
I Bernice and Mildred Gindeiberger.
526 z. Ohio st, will act as hostesses.
The members OF the Tuesday
Night club and their husbands sur
prised +. J. Graf. S11 Z. Cedar st
Tuesday night in honor Of his BIRTH
day anniversary. Music, games and
contests were enjoyed during the
evening. Favors were awarded Mrs.
Z. Jain. Mrs. Z. J. Lang. Nr. and
Mrs. Carl Eager and George Err
hardt- Luncheon was served. The
house was attractively decorated
with hyacinths and the national col
ors. In one week. Mrs. George Err
hardt 323 y. Francis ST.. will en-
terrain.
The Guiding Lights class OF the
Grace VI. +. church held its regular
monthly meeting at the home OF its
president. Miss Rose Harrington,
500 e. Wenger st, Tuesday night.
During the business session it was
decided 10 have a mothers and
daughters social night on March
"a at the church. Music and games
were enjoyed. Favors in the con-
tests We're awarded Miss Mildred
Lung, Miss Velma Iseman and Mrs.
Leslie Miller. March % the class will
be entertained at the home of Miss
Iseman. III Z. Tut st.
The annual election of officers
took place at the meeting of the
Woman's club which was held
Tuesday afternoon in the club
rooms. Mrs. L. + Bonds was elect
ed chairman, and the other officers
appointed are: Mrs. A. O. Wilson.
vice chairman. ana Mrs. r. NJ.
Pierce. secretary treasurer. Follow
ing the business session, a delight
full program was rendered. Mrs. a.
o. Wilson gave n paper on Making
Movies safe for the Child" and the
paper written by Mrs. O. B. Scand-
ling and read by Mrs. Charles Slower
was entitled THE. Natural Express
sion Of Music in children" Patriotic
songs were rendered ensemble, lead
By Mrs. J. Z. Cauley. The club
rooms were effectively decorated in
flags and Steamers Of the national
cOlors.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Barnes. S.
Michigan I'd, entertained with a 8
O'Clock dinner Tuesday night in hon
or Of George Washington's birth
day anniversary. Covers were placed
for IA guests at table attractively
decorated in the national colors.
Among the guests attending from
South Bend were: Mr.. and Mrs. r.
r. IaHommedieu. Rev. +. G..
Meister, Miss Marie Myers. Miss
Susan Hoctel, Clarence and Walter
Anderson and Elmer Slower.
The Jockey Town Wide Awake
circle met Tuesday night at tho
home OF Miss Edna Rowland, Iron
wood I'd. Games and contests were
enjoyed, favors being won by Miss
Lillian Landgraf. Miss Lillian Apple
cape. and Bernard Haney. Refresh
ments were served. The next meet
ing will be held at the home Of Miss
Appiegape, the date OF which is 10
be announced later.
Seventy-five members attended
the meeting OF the Auten W. r. c.
Tuesday night at the old court
house. Three applications were re-
ceived and two applicants were
balloted uTon. Nine new members