South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-03-01
SOCIETY

That unity OF design is attained
only by completing the scheme Of
decoration for the home before the
!. actual work q decorating IS taken
] up. was one OF the points made by
Mes Anne r. Forester, OF Chicago.
who spoke before the department
OF art OF the Progress club Monday
afternoon on the interior decora-
tons and furnishings OF a club
home for women. Miss Forester,
who IS known 20 South Bend as
Mrs Russell Cooley. was president
OF the Progress club in 1906-is01,
and In az present an interior decor
ator az the Fine Arts building, Chi
cago.
An exhibit OF valuable stuffs and
fabrics was given IN connection
with the lecture. The embroidered
Y<rnen IS very popular at the present
time, although the price Is almost
Drohibitive Touching upon the
color schemes for the home Miss
Forester spoke or the value Of sun
shine and sunset coiOrs used with
NOOA o. 0lAA GQA0IEu OAAlA1 "a
backgrounds in Frightening rooms.
Al the close OF the talk an open
discussion was held and questions
concerning problems OF interior
decoration were answered by the
the speaker.
Mrs. L II. Writ and Mrs A. X.
Collins were in charge Of the after
noon and the meeting was opened
by a greeting by Miss Isabelle Ken
nedy, OF Kingsbury, Ind, former
!. president Of the CLUB. Alfred de-
y Paroles. tenor soloist. accompanied
7 by Harold Haynes. sang "Berceuse,' -
by Jocelyn; when Lovers Forget, "
BY Ralter. and "Quiero Morir," by
TostL Mr.. de Parades has a voice
OF rare quality.
Receiving at the door were Mrs.
George II. voedisch and Mrs. w. r.
Hinkle. assisted BY Miss Genevieve
Hopkins and Mrs. ]. c. Reynolds.
The regular meeting OF the Lin
coin Literary club was held Monday
afternoon with Mrs Edward Vogt.
1865 Portage av. Following a short
business session a program was pre-
, rsated consisting OF a paper by Mrs.
George Myler on THE Early Settlers
OF Indiana" and a discussion OF the
natural resources OF Indiana by Mrs.
Vern Van Dusen. The current
events or the afternoon were in
charge OF Mrs. ]. g. Reed. The
meeting was attended by 10 MEM
hers and three visitors. Miss Thomp-
son, Mrs. Jerome Webster and Mrs.
s. McManus. all of this city. on
March IA the club will be entertained
at the home OF Mrs. Fannie Copp on
California av.
Miss Lillian LaPierre was hostess
TO the As You Like II club at :
o'clock dinner last evening at her
home. 113 +. Navarro st. Covers
were placed for IS members and the
guest at the dinner table. which
was decorated in a color scheme Of
/. pink and white. The attractive
center-piece was formed OF pink
and white cyclamen. Miss Florence
Macdonald was a guest of the club
for tho evening. Questions OF the
: Hour" was discussed by Miss Isa-
belle Kennedy OF Kingsbury. Ind.
Miss IAPierre will entertain the
club members March q.
Election OF officers took place at
the Sunday meeting of the Rainbow
club, which was held at the home
OF Miss Bertha Gutstein. The Off
GERS elected were Miss Bertha Gut
N stein, president: Miss Lena Rossiu.
vice president, and Miss Sarah San
q dock, secretary and treasurer. The
business meeting was followed by
n social hour. during which refresh
ments were served.
Mrs George II. Sherman, 307 s.
Franklin St. entertained with two
tables at auction bridge Monday
afternoon. complimeutiing Mrs. c. z.
Smith. OF Mobile, Ala. Mrs. A. Liv-
ingston and Mrs. T. A. Hynes were
awarded the favors Of the afternoon.
Mrs. George Neidhart who was a
guest. leaves Saturday for California.
where she will make her home.
Mrs. r. c. Shanklin, $50 River
side dr., entertained seven members
and two guests OF the Novel club at
dinner Monday evening. The guests
were Hiss Kathryn White and Miss
Elizabeth Pumphery. The sixth
chapter Of the club novel was read
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