South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-22

made attractive with yellow and
white chrysanthemums. Assisting
Mrs Knorr We're Mrs. r. J. Porter,
Mrs u. K. Splitter, Mrs. Gilbert Jay.
Mrs McCready Huston. Mrs. Char
les Stickler and Mrs Louisa Gibbs
Mrs. Lutte Baker Gum read an en-
tertaining paper by Ann Rogers
Minor on THE Deeper Meaning Of
Our Daughters OF the American
Revolution Organization" Among
the guests were Mn. William T.
Eyer, OF Montevideo, Uruguay, and
Mrs. George c. Fry. Of Chicago. The
next meeting viii be held Nov. Is
az the home Of Mrs. Charles HUFF,
fO5 Lamonte Terrace.
The regular meeting Of the Par
euts-Teachers association OF the
Elder school was held Friday after
noon at 2:45 O'Clock in the school
auditorium. The children were car
ed for in the Kindergarten room
during the program, which included
a piano solo by Bertha Mae Hide
brand. a group OF Riley poems read
by Norma Ault, Russell Williams and
Maurine Hoke. A vocal duet by Miss
Edith Steele and Miss Lillian Car
wood was followed by a very well
balanced talk on "Woman's Civic
Responsibility" given by Mrs. LenD
J. Dare.
The first meeting Of the season Of
IL
held Friday afternoon at the school,
with an unusually good attendance.
Following the business session a
piano solo was given by Dorothy
French, after which the pupils of
the ga grade gave a concert recita-
ton, Mrs. W. G.. Wenger entertain
ed with a reading and the program
was concluded by an instructive ans
interesting talk on "Our Health Pro-
gram" given by Miss Nina Douglas,
the school nurse.
one Of the delightful affairs Of Fri
day was the drawing room musicale
given at the home OF Mrs. II. +.
Westervelt, 527 y. lafayette blvd.
by the Home Service department Of
the First Presbyterian church. Mrs.
Westervelt was assisted by Mrs.
John Rennoe, Mrs. David Vaughn,
Mrs. Guy Bunker, Mrs. a. a. Fred
ericks, Mrs. c. A. Bridge and Mrs.
Frank Ward The home was attrac-
lively decorated with quantities OF
bitter sweet and autumn leaves. The
following program was given: Vocal
solos by Mrs. j. a. Rode and Miss
Josephine Decker, with Mrs. Frank
Slower as accOmpanist were pleas
ing features; a violin selection by
Lillian Martin Heinsberger and
cornet solo by Master Francis Mes
sick accompanied by Mrs. Harriet
Messick Weinke concluded the pro-
gram. Refreshments were served
by the committee to the 50 guests,
following the program.
The Mount Pleasant and Portage
Chapel Home Economies clubs met
in a joint all day meeting Friday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. Elmer
Mcdonald. 1919 Lincoln Way West
A pot luck dinner was served at
noon to so. Miss Florence Boston
of Purdue University demonstrated
the home made dress form and both
clubs made plans for a family
night" to be held some time next
month.
The next meeting of the Mount
Pleasant club will be Nov. 10, at the
home Of Mrs. a. L Matthew'S Lin
coin Way West. 1t will be an all
day meeting, and Miss Creed, the
county nurse, will speak on Nal
nutrition"
The st. Joseph Valley Hive No.
goo. of the Maccabees installed Off
GERS for the coming year Thursday
evening. The officers are as follows;
Commander, Hattie Kizer; past COM
mander. Emma Reed; lieutenant
commander, Nora Knight; chaplin,
Cora Cook; keeper of the records
and seals. Lulu Penweu; finance
keeper. Rose Rupe; mistress at
arms. Mrs. Brown; sergeant. Blanche
Lorderman; sentinel, Bertha Brack-
way: picket. Bertha Johnson; great
deputy, Rose O'Neal.
The out of town guests were Mrs.
Nell and Mrs. Dennis of Buchanan.
Miss Julia Neideraur, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs G. r. Neideraur. 519
Lincoln Way East, celebrated her
18th birthday Thursday evening by