South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-02-03

tCT- Inc meeting WaS ATTENDED u1
10 members and two visitors. Mrs
kronk and Mrs. Earl Jester. The
club viii meet at the home of Mrs.
stephen Clark. TBS Leland avr on
Feb. IS.
Approximately 30 members OF the
department Of history Of the Prog
ress club made a tour Of inspection
through the Northern Indiana His
toriCal society rooms under the d.
rection of DR.. H f. Montgomery
yesterday afternoon. In his talk 70
the members DR.. Montgomery
stated that although the society had
only been organized 80 years its col
lection was the best in the state eX-
cept that Of the state exhibit AZ
Indianapolis. "Woman's day will
be observed by the department on
Feb. 16
The Golden Rod drill team gave
a card party Monday night In Sticks
hall Eight tables were played.
Mrs Ernest Rolling won the quilt
IN the contest. Thursday afternoon
the next card party VIII be held at
Sticks hall.
An interesting program was pre-
sented at a meeting of the Stude-
baker Mothers club Wednesday aft
ernoon. The program was opened
with a violin solo by Donald Truax.
and a recitation by Evangeline
Schaem followed. The 3-B grade
entertained with a group Of songs.
school Health" was the subject Of
a talk given by Miss Judge. the
school nurse. Mrs. c. S. Bullock
spoke on THE Parent-Teachers'
club" and the session was closed
with a report on the work OF the
school attendance department By
Miss Eliza beth Turner. a member OF
the department. The date Of the
next meeting is announced for
March ..
An all-day meeting of the Grand
mothers circle was held WedneF-
day with Mrs. Ed Slick, us Mari
eta ST. Covers were placed for u
guests at the dinner served at noon.
Mrs. Walter Miller. +. Madison st,
Anna Lushbaugh, March 2.
Mrs. Mollie Bradley. Mrs. John
Gully. Mrs. Elmer Essex and Mrs.
Edward Weaver were favor winners
in the contests which were diver
sions OF the afternoon at the meet
Ing the Centennial club held We'd
nesday at the home of Mrs. Walter
Frederickson. 40 y. St. Joseph st.
Dainty refreshments were served a
10 members. An all-day meeting in
the nature Of a Valentine party will
he held i'm two weeks with Mrs
Adam Books High st.
Mrs. Ell Seebirt. 634 y. Lafayette
blvd was hostess at the postponed
meeting Of the Clio circle held on
Tuesday afternoon. American Pot
terry" the subject discussed. was in
charge Of Mrs. TT. NJ. Eldredge. The
regular meeting of the circle will
be held next Tuesday.
Mrs. Theodore Stark. 22O2 Lin
coin way w, entertained % mem
bers of the Ladies' Aid society of
the German NJ. r. church Wednes-
day afternoon. Miss Maud Heath,
secretary of the Y. ". G. A. spoke
on the ambitions and accomplish
ments Of the association. Refresh
ments were served. A meeting will
be held March l with Mrs. Edward
Stark, 433 y. Harrison av.
The transaction of routine bust
ness occupied a meeting of the Ayu-
dadora circle held yesterday after
noon with Mrs. John G. Yeagley. $50
Park nv. Refreshments were serv-
ed at 4:30 o'clock The circle will
be entertained by Mrs. Anna Fors-
ter, 215 y. Lafayette blvd. In two
weeks.
Election OF officers took place
with the following results at meet
ing OF the current history deIa
ment of the South Bend Woman's
! club held Wednesday afternoon in
I the club rooms: Mrs. William Ben
/ jamin. department chairman: Mrs
! Harry Aldworth, vice chairman:
| Mrs Knowles y. Smith, secretary
and Mrs. w. G. Slower. treasurer
Rev c.. D. Horton. Washington, d.
| C, spoke TO the members on the
/ life and characters ond Washington
and Lincoln. The next regular
meeting will be held March 2.
/ Mrs. James Harvey. 1911 St JOS
! eph st. was hostess TO the North
I Side Social club Wednesday after
noon. Cards were a diversion of the
meeting and three tables Of 800
were played Refreshments were
served AT the close OF the afternoon
+ The next meeting is announced for
I Feb. 16 with Mrs. Carl Swanson
Cottage Grove av
Members of the Lafayette thimble
were entertained by Mrs. c. Has
I lingeT, 127 keaSey St. yesterday aft