South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-05-15
SOCIETY

Mrs. George ". Phillips was re-
erected chairman or the 18th district
Oi me Indiana Federation OF Clubs
a. the llth annual convention held
saturday at the Presbyterian church
a. Mishawaka. Mrs. Claud S. Steele
OF Knox. Ind.. was reelected vice
Chairman. Mrs. Richard Elbel. secre-
tary. and Mrs. W. X. Sherman.
treasurer.
The acting county chaIrmen are.
-. Joseph. Mrs T. "A. Norman.
Mishawaka: Kosciusko. Mrs. Francis
ii Neff. Milford; Elkhart, Mrs. J..
Markets. Elkhart. Leporte. Mrs.
= osborn, Wanatah. Marshall.
Howard Hilles. Bourbon: Full
Mrs. Milton Hiland. Kewanna.
'ark. AIRS. Albert Fisher. North
Judson. parliamentarian. Mrs Vic
tor +. Jones.
1 The program for Saturday morn
ing included: $50 a. m. registra-
lion: 10 a. IN. business session: or
Kan selection. Mrs. Z. j. W. Fink:
community singing. leader. Miss
4 Terry.
Club collect and the reports OF
othcers: Secretary. Mrs Richard
ElDel; treasurer. Mrs. W. X. Sher-
man. district chairman, Mrs. George
| w Phillips. six minutes reports OF
county chairmen: reports OF special
? committees: echoes from the bien-
NAL. Mrs. Richard Elbel: What the
Blind are Doing" Mrs. Granville
Zeigler; Thrift" Mrs. 9. r. Vail.
bills passed By the 1921 legislature.
Mrs e. A. Carlisle: address. Mrs =.
G Rumpler. president /. +. c., greet
ings. Mrs. 9. r. DrummOnd. treas
urer 4. +. C.. election OF officers.
Luncheon was served at 1890 p.
m. at Presbyterian church parlors:
invocation. Miss Isa belle Kennedy;
music
The afternoon session. which
opened at 1880 y. m. consisted Of:
Music by Mrs. Frederick Corporon;
a group OF songs by Mrs. NJ. Davis.
Mrs. Carlyl Barnes Mrs. James
Law burg: story Of the cooperative
committee for the blind by Mrs. +.
q. Barnes. South Bend; Lincoln
Highway" Mrs. l.. 5. Fickenscher.
South Bend: memorial OF Mrs. w
~ Reed Mrs. DaggendOrf. War
i saw: address. The Federal Chill
dren's Bureau. It's History. Organi-
2 zation and Work" Miss Estelle B.
Hunter. Chicago: a talk Of home
economics. Mrs. II. j. Dellar. South
Bend: report Of resolutions commit
tee. Mrs. r. +. Mummert. Goshen;
credentials. Mrs. X. T. Miller.
The chairmen Of the committees
in charge were Mrs. w. +. Butter
worth. reception; Mrs. +. II. Ahara.
entertainment; Mrs. r. T. Miller.
credentials. Mrs. T. +. Mummert
resolutions: Mrs. William Sarel.
luncheon: Mrs. Schuyler Rose. dec
grafton. Mrs. Francis Neff. music;
Mrs. Rose Grimes. information; Mrs.
William Probasco. badges; Miss
Helen Lang. press. and Mrs. H. J.
Graham. ushers.
More than 100 guests attended
The annual luncheon of the litera-
cure department of the Progress
club which was given at 1890
o'clock Saturday afternoon i'm the
parlors OF the First NJ. +. church.
Puyple and white spring flowers
rere effectively combined i'm the
decorative scheme of the luncheon
tables. At the speakers table We're
seated the officers OF the depart
? ment. Mrs. Milo HOdson. retiring
chairman. and Miss Alma Collmer.
new chairman: Miss Marie Meyer,
Miss Marie Noedisch. Mrs. Phil L.
Near. Mrs. Richard r. Kuehn and
Mrs. Hodson and Miss Colmer were
marked by Corsage bouquets Of sun
burst. lavender anG pink sweet peas.
The program which followed the
luncheon was in the nsSure of a
burlesque on a moving picture show
which included pipe organ recital
by Mrs. Mable Bartlett: "a shadow