South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-14
WOMAN'S CLUB
ANNOUNCES PLANS
FOR NEXT SEASON
Opens With Reception to
Members September 81
Other Features.

literary and dramatic entertain
ments and includes the complete
cycle OF music, science and all Of the
cultural arts.
Announcement OF the program for
the year was made Tuesday by Mrs
Clarence T. McCollum, chairman Of
the program committee, who with
her assistants, Mrs. Clarence Powell,
Miss Berthe Hindelang, Miss jeanne
Terry. Mrs. lydia Crist and Mrs. W.
f. Butterworth, has been ar work
for the past several months securing
the varied attractions which will be
featured and presented TO club mem
bers. this season.
Club activities viii open on the
afternoon OF Sept. "a, with the an
nuaI reception 10 the members. Mrs.
James l. Bostwick, the new presi-
dent OF the organization. viii pre-
side for the first time at this ses
sion. which has come to be one OF
the most pleasantly anticipated So
cial events OF the year.
On Oct the members and their
guests VIII have en- opportunity OF
hearing one of the best known edu-
Gators OF the middlewest, Prof. ".
! V. O'Shea OF the school OF eduoa-
! ton at the University Of Wiscon-
sin. who will sLeak on the timely
subject OF The Trend OF the Teens"
! Prof. O'Shea has lectured before the
! institute for teachers in South Bend.
where he gained an enviable repu-
tation as a speaker OF force and per-
sonality.
Frederick Warde, for moro than
! so years an actor on the stage in
| England and IN the United States,
viii appear before the club on the
afternoon OF Oct p, speaking on
| the topic. Fifty Years OF Make-Be-
| Neve" which is said TO be a fascinat-
| ing story Of stage life as Il is known
by one who is acquainted with its
every angle. Mr.. Warde names as
his contemporaries, some OF the
best known figures on the English
speaking stage
Beside the Bonnie Brier Bush.
Scotch lecture replete with the
spiritual trend Of the race, its in
tellectual tendencies, together with
the humor and pathos often so IN
=
will be given Nov. 8 by the Rev. W.
R wedd erspoon, D. D, OF Chicago.
! Dr. Wedderspoon comes 10 Misha-
waka highly recommended by many
who have been privileged 10 hear
him elsewhere.
The first musical afternoon OF the
year will take place on Nov. Is,
when the famous Beurance's Sym
phonIc orchestra with a personnel OF
seven members, all artists OF un-
questioned ability, appears. Thur
/ low Lieurance, a we'll known au-
! thority on Indian music and a spien-
! did composer. personally coached
| and prepared for tour this organiza-
ton which bears his name, and the
| Mishawaka women's club Is FORUM
ate in being able to secure the or
! chestra for a program here.
AS yet the attraction for the De-
cember 3rd date has not been def
initely decided upon, and will be
announced later On January IA the
Sam Lewis Co. another musical or
| ganization Of splendid reputation,
Will present a program The COM
mittee exIects this event to be one
| OF the outstanding features OF the
wear. Mr. Lewis IS a distinguished
Welsh tenor OF unusual ability and
| has associated with him three other
artists OF more than ordinary ar
tistry.
A costume party for club mem
bers viii take place on the after
noon OF Jan. 2s. AZ a social contd-
button 10 the seasons admirably
rounded program, while three weeks
later the organization will again
/ hear Reilharz, the entertainer, who
won such hearty appreciation upon
his appearance here last year with
his Interpretation OF THE Hoosier
school Master" Mr. Beilharz this
season Will give q miscellaneous pro-
gram. said TO be equal IN every way
10 his reading OF the well-known
novel.
Under the auspices OF the itera-
/ ture department. the annual club
plav day will be presented Feb. %.
This event Is always one OF the'fnest
attractions CT the year, and with an
| enlarged department membership
from which TO draw. the plays this
season will doubtless prove even
more meritorious than IN former
yeans.
Charles II. Burkholder, secretary
OF the Art Institute. Chicago, who
addressed the CLUB members last
wear. will appear again on March II,
! this time taking as his subject "The
| Worlds Master Paintings Mr..
4 ~ N
art and il in addition a lecturer OF
charm.
On March % the music depart
ment viii give it, annual spring mu-
sicale. another membership event OF
especial interest 70 all. while the
next out-of-town speaker VIII be DR..
Arthur D. Carpenter. scientist, VINO
will lecture on Worlds in the Max
ing" This subject embodies a stir
ring brief survey OF the study OF
astronomy from ancient times 70
the present, and a discussion OF
many scientific facts involved. Be
! cause Of the unusual nature OF the
! lecture. Il Is expected that Il VII
be one OF the best attended features
Of the season.
Mrs. perarcus c. Brown OF IN
dianapolis has been chosen as the
sneaker for the annual club lunch
( con. which VIII take place on April
% Mrs Brown has tust returned
from Europe. and viii bring a mes
sage OF universal interest 70 club
members ON the occasion n her
/ visit. The last event II the year VIII
be the annual business meeting. az
which reports Of the years work
viii be given by clps officers and
/ department heads