South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-08

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day meeting at the home Of Mrs. A.
r Matthews. Walnut Grove. Thurs
day. Miss Creed, the county nurse.
will speak In the afternoon on The
Rural School Children" a pOtluck
dinner viii be served at noon.
The Current Eve nts department OF
the Progress club met Monday az
ternoon at the club house. Mrs.
r. G. Medd gave a report OF the
convention or the Woman's club
held at Muneie, Ind. Mrs. Z. q. Ket-
tring reported on the subject Of.
Art" as was presented al the con-
ventisn while Mrs. VI. r. Ault dis
cussed the FauntIeroy home at New
Harmony. Indiana, which has been
recently purchased by the club wo-
men OF the state. The next meet
ing will take place In two weel> at
the club.
The Business W-onan's Chamber
of Commerce met at dinner Monday
evening at the Chamber Of Com
Uerce. The speaker Of the evening
II. Won Schon. gave an inspiring
talk on south Bend Water PoweT.'
In which he spoke Of the st. Joseph
river rs a constant servant, working
"A hours a day and 165 days a year
for the benefit If those VINO live
within her valley. He called atten-
ton 10 the fact that its possibilities
had not ibeeen reached and that the
city cOgld save any thousand dol
lars by utilizing the rivers power TO
"a greater extent.
The musical program consisted OF
a violin solo by Miss Gladys Kelb
and a piano number by Miss Ger
trude Singrey. Preceding the ad-
dresss. Miss Dais- Harrison. prcsi-
dent OF the organization outlined the
plans Of activity fC- the winter. Miss
Adele NJ. Wills, chairman OF the
program committee, presided az the
meeting.
Mr.. and Mrs Alfred Dufendach,
.1329 X. ST. Joseph st.. entertained
ST dinner Monday evening, the guests
being the members Of tho Monday
500 club. The table was centered
with a cluster OF chrysa nthemums
and places were laid Cor Mr.. and
Mrs. LaRue Smith. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bert Oliver. Mr. and Mrs. Horace
Kaufman. Mr. and Mrs. Thadd
Keller. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Hidebrand Following dinner the
evening was spent at the 500 tables.
The Novel cluD was entertained
Monday evening 1T the home or
Mrs. Robert G. Shanklin, $50 Riv-
erside DR.. supper was served at
G:3O. the table being made attrac-
tive with Il cluste of shaded chrys-
anthemums. Plans were completed
for the book revic W TO be conducted
for the Sunday fewS-Times by the
club this winter and arrangements
made for an entertainment 20 be Civ
On soon for the J atients of Health
win.
The netx meetin gof the club Will
be held at the country nome Of
Miss Louise Studeoaker.
Honoring Mrs. Thomas Tenant
Of Hammond, Ind, who is the house
guest OF Mrs. JOS phi DeLorenzi. Jr.,
Mrs. James Oliver, Jr, entertained
Monday a one clock luncheon at
the Oliver hotel A crystal basket
Of delicately tinted lavendar chrys-
anthernums conferred the carefully
appointed table where covers were
laid for ten guests. Besides the guest
OF honor, those present were: Mrs.
John Reynolds. j.. Mrs. G. Freder-
lex Cunningham. Mrs. r. l.. Sen
senich. Mrs. Z. E Horton, Miss Sus
DeIorenzi. Mrs. Lafayette LeVan
Porter, Mrs. Joseph DeLorenzi Jrn
and Mrs. Frank Huffman OF New
York. Auction fridge was the di-
version of the afternoon, Mrs. Hor-
ton winning the favor.
Mrs. George Wyman's Sunday
school class of the First NJ f.
church will be entertained Thursday
evening at the home OF Mrs. W. w.
Napier. $40 w Washington av. The
assisting hostesseS viii be Mrs +.
/ Alternately, Mrs. Samuel Bowman
Mrs. L. /. Blake. Mrs Z. E. Burn
er. Mrs. George Beyler. Mrs. Frank
Casteel and Mrs. Frank Collmer.
The marriage of Miss Carrie
{ Bethel Lasch. daughter of Mr.. and