South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-29

OOGIE L Il
was served 20 10 members at noon
voted 20 a program which consisted
OF a contest naming the counties OF
Indiana, in which Mrs. Dora Coil. OF
Elkhart. won first place; patriotic
songs, and the recitation Of seve-,4!
OF Riley's poems by Mrs. W. II
Young. Mrs ". E. Wallach read
Indiana" by Sarah K Bolton. on
May 10 the club viii meet at the
home OF Mrs. Stephens. State St.
Elkhart. Ind.
A card party was given by the
Golden Rod Drill team at slick's
hall yesterday afternoon. Seven
tables Of progressive pedro were
played and the favors awarded went
TO Mrs. Carpenter and Mrs. Maude
Martin. Miss Bessie Harabaugh,
Mrs. Martin and Mrs. Carpenter
acted as hostesses at the party. on
Saturday evening the members will
give a o'clock super at the hall
and the public is invited to attend.
In two weeks another card party
viii be given.
Mrs. Gus Sickle entertained the
Noster Clarus club at heI home on
Hill st. Thursday afternoon. Two
tables OF 800" were played and
prizes were awarded Mrs. Ben
Koehler and Mrs Frank Kagel. A
source Of entertainment were musi-
cal numbers by Mrs. Conant. Mrs.
Garholt. Z. Colfax av.. will act as
hostess in two weeks.
-
a splendid program closed the
season Of the music department Of
| the South Bend Woman's club We'd
nesday afternoon. The program was
! presented at 8 o'clock in the cluD
rooms. and opened with current
/ events which were in charge Of Miss
| Elizabeth Hamilton. Mrs Alfred
Mailing read a paper on American
Music"
A group Of three songs was rem
dered by Mrs Harry Barnes and in
cluded "A Maid Sings Light" by
Mcdowell: THE Cry OF Rachel" by
/ Turner Salter. ana 1.-The Years at
I the Spring" by II. H. A. Beach.
! Mrs. We're Strayer. accompanied by
/ Mrs. Robert Stewart. sang THE
Pine Tree" and MY Lady" by SAL
/ ter, and Il Love You Truly by Car
RE Jacobs Bond, Miss Helen Gull
foyle gave several piano numbers,
among them 1.-THE Polannise Amer
lcane" by John Alden Carpenter;
improvisation" by Mcdowell, and
Concert Etude" Miss Josephine
Decker sang Her Shadow" and
] THE Spring Song" from the oLera,
"Shanewis." Following the close Of
| the musical program, Lady Azgale-
tan spoke on THE Armenian Re-
lief"
/ A Dresden tea was given at the
close Of the afternoon by Mrs. Harry
Barnes. The club room was attrac-
lively decorated in empire baskets
of roses. snapdragons, larkspur and
! lilies. Mrs. Arthur Mailing poured,
assisted by Mrs. George Thurn. Mrs
We're Strayer and the Misses Helen
and Kathleen Guilfoyle.
y luncheon was given by the
Wednesday Afternoon Bridge club
at the Robertson tea room We'd
nesday at I o'clock. Covers were
rlaced for u guests. The luncheon
was followed by a bridge party at
the home Of Mrs. c. L. Geyer, 1920
Woodward av. The favor for the aft
ernoon was awarded Mrs. Carl Hib-
berd.
The Woman'5 Literary club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. w.
z. Miller. 3O4 w. Navarro st. A
paper was given by Mrs. Harry Ba-
det on THE Life Of Mrs. William
Gladstone" a book written by Mrs.
Gladstone's daughter, Mary, Drew.
An open discussion followed the
reading Of the paper. There was an
attendance Of u. Miss Alice Greed,
Colfax av.. will entertain in two
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Jefferies, 521 River
av.. was hostess TO nine members of
the Willing Workers club Wednes-
day afternoon at her home. Sewing
was a diversion and refreshments
were served. In two weeks the club
members will be the guests of Mrs.
James Park, Miami st.
Mrs. II. c. Martin. SIS Marietta
St, entertained with a o'clock din
ner Wednesday evening in celebra-
ton of the o;ithday anniversary OF
her daughter, Jeanette. Covers
were placed for II guests at a table
cenJered with a bouquet OF Ameri-
can Beauty roses.
The last general club meeting Of
the season will be held by the South
Bend WomanS club. This after
noon in the club rooms. The bust
ness session viii begin promptly at
2 o'clock. and the annual program
viii be under the auspices Of the
dramatic art and literature depart
ment. which will present Miss Olive
White in a group Of readings and
tableaux. The tableaux will repre-
sent women prominent IN American
history and viii be posed by mem
bers OF the department. The pro-
gram committee mem bers are Mrs.
Ralph Keltner. Mrs T. r. Duncan.
and Miss Helen Holland. Those on
the retire. IN n, eur con, r,,f+faa ora.