South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-12
SOCIETY

section two a. the literature de-
partnent % the Progress club held
is bi-month.y meeting yesterday
afternoon IN the club rooms. The
music FOR the program was in
charge OF Mrs Charles =. Wattles.
A discussion OF the short story OF
the middle az the 18th century in
America was given by Mrs G.. A..
Metz. frustrated by two readings.
The Diamond Lens" boy Firz-James
O'Brien. given By Mrs. Metz, and
The Man without a Country by
Edward Everett Hale. read by Mis-.
OrIo DeahL The program for the
meeting 20 be held III two weeks
viii be presented by Mrs. Gilbert
Dunkiin. Miss Helen Russ, and Mrs
Charles Siekman.
Honoring Miss Dorothy Barnard
whose marriage TO Willard Philips
Will take place this month, Miss
Marguerite Martin. 725 +. Dubail
av., entertained II guests Informally
Friday evening with a character
party. Dancing and music were di-
versions Of the evening Refresh
ments were served the table being
centered with a mound OF spring
flowers. Wednesday evening Miss
Barnard was the honor guest at a
miscellaneous shower given at the
home Of Miss Cordelia Tucker, 1901
r.. Washington av.. and on March
II a st. Patrick's party In Miss Bar
nard's honor will be given by Miss
Marie Bruckslegel, 5g7 w. Marion
st.
NIiss Beatrice Klockow, 1917 n.
Adams ST.. was hostess 20 the NJ. G..
n. club last evening. The short
business session was followed by a
social hour during which contests
were enjoyed A dainty luncheon.
with decorations appropriate TO the
St Patrick's season. was served TO
10 members. Miss Leila Young viii
entertain the members at her home,
544 Lincoln way f.. April 8.
The monthly meeting of the
Mothers club Of the Lincoln school
was held Friday afternoon I'm the
school building The pupils Of the
fifth grade entertained with pa
triotic songs. a piano selection was
given by Miss Dorothy Frick and
Misses Irene Fancil and Mary Jane
Worden gave several violin numbers.
Fire building, first-aid, and the car
rying of wounded persons, was de-
monstrated by the boy scouts Of the
school. The next meeting viii be
held April s.
The Worth While circle OF The
First NJ. r. church met at the home
OF Mrs A. 3. Dufendach, 1929 ~.
st. Joseph St, Friday afternoon.
Following the short business session
the afternoon was devoted to sew
ing for the Epworth hospital Re
freshments were served to so mem
bers by the hostess who was assisted
by Mrs. T. G. Gerber. Mrs. Thad
Keller. Mrs. Arthur Studebaker and
Mrs .. J. Brubaker. An all day
sewing viii be held by the members
at the Orphans Home on April S.
Mrs. r. c. Railsback entertained
the Frances Willard W. c. T. Z. yes
terday afternoon at her home, Ell
s. Fellows st. The devotionals OPEN
ing the meeting were conducted by
Mrs. Lucrctia Culp and the program
which followed was in charge Of
Mrs. Jenny Taylor. An interesting
talk on "Americanization" was given
by Mrs MILAN Enterlein, and pa
pers on the same subject were read
by Mrs r. A Albright, Mrs. Taylor
and Mrs. Samantha Edison. Mrs.
John Hiveley 625 Z. Indiana av,
will act as hostess TO the union the
second Friday in April
Tire Mothers club Of the Perley
school and the officers Of all the
school Mothers clubs of the city
were guests Of the Coquillard
Mothers club Friday afternoon at
their regular monthly meeting which
was held at the school Rev. VI. NJ.
Rogers. the principal speaker of the
afternoon, had as his subject "Our
Supreme Ia s. k" Mrs. Lawrence
Macht, accompanied by Mrs. II. o..
Spencer. entertained with several
vocal selections. A reading was
given by Mrs. W. G. Wegner. and
the drama tization Of Birds OF XIII
ingworth' was given by the pupils
OK the ga grade under the direc-
tion OF Miss Margaret Macks The
state Federation of Education" was
discussed by Mrs. Billiard, and a de-
cisior was reached by the club MEM
hers 10 Join the federation. Re
freshments were served TO 30 MEM
beers and guests from two tables.
which were charminEly decorated i'm
green and white. The refreshments
also furthered the same color
scheme The date of the next
meeting IS April u.
Mrs. II. G. Henne, Portage av..
entertained with an attractive