South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-27

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chde q dramatization OF The Re-
volt OF Mother' by Mary Wilkes
Freeman. in charge Of Miss Gertrude
Chillas. Mrs. Earl Jackson and Mrs.
Fred Kline. Mrs. lands III. Writ
will give a review OF The New Eng
land Nun" by Mary wilkes Free
man.
Mrs. F. A. Hauck, s14 Cushing ST..
was hostess Wednesday afternoon
to 10 members OF the Lafayette
Thimble. The afternoon was spent
socially and with needlework Mrs.
John II. Mangold Of Chicago and
Mrs. Charles Boone, OF Los Angeles
were guests. The next meeting will
be held in two weeks at the home OF
Mrs. Harvey Hauck, 1919 Randolph
81.
The regular meeting Of the Shakes
peare Circle was held wednesday
afternoon a. the home OF Mrs.
Alexander Staples, 516 w. Wayne
St Following the business meeting
the members responded to the roll
call by giving current events. and
Mrs. George F'ullmer gave an inter-
estinc review of Dorothy Canfelds
"Briming Cup" Refreshments
were served after the program TO II
guests. The next meeting will be
held next Wednesday at the home
Of Mrs. f. S. Sayre, 2E12 Portage av.
One OF the charming affairs of the
week was the l o'clock luncheon
given Wednesday by Mrs. John Greif
at the Wedgewood Room of the
Oliver hotel. in honor of Mrs. ,.
Dandurant, of st. Joseph, Mo.
Places were laid for II guests at
the table, which had for its decora-
tions a clever arrangement Of Hal
Iowe'en suggestions, the centerpiece
being a Jack o. Lantern filled with
yellow chrysa nthemums. Following
luncheon the guests spent the after
noon in the Pink parlor at the
Bridge tables, the favors being won
by Mrs. Vernon Hastings and Mrs.
Lewis Mccain.
Mrs. Edward Chaplin. SIS Forest
av., entertained y members OF the
wednesday club yesterday after
noon The regular business session
was held following which the recent
discoveries in astronomy were dis
cussed by the mebers. The next
meeting of the club will be held in
two weeks, the place to be announ-
ced later.
Mrs. Hilton Hammond, col Lin
coin Way. E, entertained the Old
Time Friends club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. A social att
ernoon was enjoyed. light refresh
ments being served to y guests. On
Thursday evening the club will be
entertained at a $50 dinner at the
home OF Mrs. ]. B. Baker, 21s e.
Broadway. Mrs w. B. Schaeffer will
be the assisting hostess. On Nov. 3,
Mrs. Charles Cleis. z. Marion St.
will entertain.
The members of the Ayudadora
circle were entertained Wednesday
afternoon at the home Of Mrs. For
est Dalton, 21S w. Marion st. At
were served. Mrs. Frank Ward, sos
y. St. Joseph St. will be hostess at
the next meeting.
A reception will be held Thurs
day evening in the parlors Of the
First Methodist church by Rev and
Mrs. Albert +. Mongor and Rev. and
Mrs. w. z. Mckenzie. All members
and church friends are cordially in
vited.
Mrs. J. 3. Reamer, 915 Lincoln
way w. entertained the Pleasant
View w. c. T. L. Wednesday after
noon. A detailed report II the
state convention held recently at
Elkhart, Ind, was given by Mrs.
J. c. Otis. Mrs. A. l.. Lydick and
Mrs Elizabeth Uhl. 1t was voted to
furnish a box of books and candies
for Thanksgiving. to be sent to the
soldiers at Fort Benjamin Harrison,
Indianapolis, Ind. The next meet
ing will be held at the home OF Mrs.
r. L. Hull. Forest av.. on Nov. Is.
One, Department OF Literature OF
the Progress club. Miss Esther De-
in reviewed two books, "Garganta1"
and "Pantagruel," by Francois Ri-
belais. and gave a brief sketch OF
the life OF the author. A brief sur
vey OF the life of Anatole Francs.
together with a review of the au-
thOr's work. "A Man Who Married a
Dumb Wife" YVES presented by Miss
Minnie Adams. The next meeting
of the department viii be held Nov.
9, Mrs w. A Bertsch and Miss Eliz-
abeth Williams Will have charge OF
the program.
The South Side Circle OF the
Ladies' Aid society OF the Lowell
Heights Methodist Episcopal church
met Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs ]. Willis, $50 South |
Bend az. The affair was in the
nature OF a thimble and a social |
hour was enjoyed. The next meet !
ing will be held Nov. s, at the
church parlors.
The opera. "Robinhood." by Re-
Einald De Koven will be studied and 1
discussed by the members OF the I
music department OF the Progress
club in the club rooms this after
noon.
Mrs. W. Mclaughlin will tell the
story OF the life OF the composer.
and Mrs. William Happ will give
synopsis OF the opera. Music from
the opera will be furnished by Mrs.
Elmer Essex and Mrs Perry Traver,
and VIII consist OF piano solos by
Mrs. Traver and vocal solos by Mrs.
Essex There will also be a duet
By Mrs. r. VI. Morris and Mrs. L.