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

partment held business session.
Mrs X. u. DeRhodes was elected a
member Of TIE election board OF the
Progress club.
A very interesting performance Of
the Operetta "Hiawatha's Child
hood. was presented by the eighth
grade Friday afternoon AT the Junior
High school % a large and apprecia-
tive audience.
The Norman Eddy W r. c.. held
their regular meeting Friday after
noon at the *. OF F. hall The cleo
tion OF officers was held. Those ap-
pointed for the coming year were:
Mrs. Flora Bon Durant. president.
Mrs. Matte Geyer vice president.
Mrs Sophia Ecker, second vice
president; Mrs. Jeanette Kimble
chaplain; Mr. Noble Bradley. treas
urer; Mrs. Pearl Grosspitch. con-
ductor. Mrs. Lulu Foster. guard.
The Art department OF the South
Bend Woman's club gave a very in
teresting program Friday afternoon
at the club rooms. The study OF the
architecture OF Naleaquez was com
pleted and a description Of six CT his
painting was given by Mrs. l.. v.
Maurer AT outline OF Byzantine
architecture together with a descrip-
ton Of Saint Sophia was presented
by Mrs Charles Moreland. Mrs.
Warren Miller reviewed the exhibit
tion Of American oils at the Chicago
Institute
The FRIDAY Friendship club was
entertained Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. j. +. Sanns. 92O Car
roll st. The afternoon was spent at
needlework ard plans were made
for a $3.50 dinner 10 be given next
Wednesday evening at the home OF
Mrs. Ben Koenig. 523 4. Haney av.
At that time the husbands OF the club
members will be guests.
Mrs Vern Murphy. 1049 Marietta
St. was hostess Friday afternoon 10
the Woman's Missionary society OF
the Conference Memorial L. b.
church The assistant hostesses
were Mrs. Fred Bower, Mrs A. Par
ker and Mrs. o. 2. Massey The pro-
gram opened with a song and pray
ed by Mrs. James Slocum. which was
followed by the Bible study Mrs
Edward Chadderson spoke on "Our
Gifts OF Time" During the business
session plans were made for a mis-
sion study class which will hold its
first meeting on the first Friday in
February Because OF the resigna-
ton of Mrs. +. Baker, secretary OF
the literature department. Mrs Her
man Peschke was eleciAi to the Of
flee. After a two course luncheon.
Mrs. l. s. Gerber spoke on who's
Who in China" A vocal solo. "Over
the Rolling Sea" was given by Mrs.
Nern Murphy. accompanied by Mrs.
c. r Wilson The next meeting of
the society will take place Jan. 8. at
the home OF Mrs. Herman Peschke,
SOC r. Ohio ST.
The Woman's Missionary depart
ment OF the First Presbyterian
church was entertained Friday af-
ternOOn at the home of Mrs. Archi-
bald Mcclure. 500 W. Washington
st Those assisting the hostess were
Mrs. ]. J. Shafer. Mrs. d. r. Vaughn
and Mrs. d. X. Stephenson. Mrs.
". B. Slower opened the afternoons
program with the devotional serv-
ice. which was followed by a discus
sion on Alaska led by Mrs. r. r.
PARROT Mrs. A. NJ. O'Dell told OF
Point Barrow and a short talk was
given by Mrs. II. r. BeCkwith on
Sheldon Jackson. Alaska's First
Mtssi onary." while Miss Sarah Lip
pinCOtt told Of the Sheldon Jackson
school at Sitka. Several vocal solos
we're given by Mrs. Wallace Kreigh-
baum. accompanied by Mrs r. r.
Stewart. During the social hour.
lisht refreshments were served to
60 members OF the department.
a delightful affair of Thursday
afternoon was the bridge party for
IS guests given by Mrs. Albert A.
Fred prfCks and Mrs & + Francis