South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-30


irman OF the thirteenth district: Mrs.
ian OF St Joseph county. Mrs Walter
teenth district: Mrs. Harry Wallace.
rs. B. D. Coon. past president. Mrs.
. r. NJ. Hutchinson. Miss Olive White.
Mrs. Elias Day and the entertainer
/ OF the afternoon. Elias Day.
Each table was presided over ~
| a hostess. representing dcpC rtunant
/ chairman and included Mrs. Wars
rem II. Miller. Mrs r. c. Shankun.
Mrs. P. Whitehin Mrs John Gotten
Mrs. J. s. Moore. Mrs. Alfred Mahls
/ ing. Mrs. Harry Schadt and Ma
/ Edward Dill.
Mrs. Harry Wallace. in her usual
/ gracious manner. presided and this
\ invocation was given by Mrs r. II
/ Hutchinson. Following the luncheon
/ Mrs. Walter I. FeEan. accompanied
/ by Mrs. r. r. Stewart. sang With
I out Thee" BY Guy Hardelot ana
Carrie Jacobs BONDS ever appealing
Sill UnexpresSed." Mrs. Torrencs
was then introduced. and with n
magnetic personality and few wen
| chosen words gave confidence 70 ell
the club women IN the things the
federated clubs OF the state would
accomplish IN the coming year. sna
made each Hooster present feel thS
honor of their state by referring %
the many gifted men claiming In
diana as their birth place, and closed
by remarking that the future would
reveal some women OF force also
from the noted state Mrs. GeorGa
Phillips was the next speaker ana
referred with enthusiasm 20 the reos
ord made by the women OF the thir-
teenth district in claiming Il clubs
for the federation IN less than 20
months last year. 10 OF those clubs
affiliated came from our own county
! OF St. Joseph. Mrs. Phillips was pre-
, sented with the gavel at the state
convention recently at Muncie. NIrA
Walter sherman. who gave an origt-
nal poem on the gavel. was followed
by Mrs. T. II. Norman, who gave q
toast to The Woman Citizen" aac
Mrs B. D Coon who toasted club
Loyalty" Mr.. Day was then intro
duced and very cleverly presented,
as bit OF satire on the gifted Hoo
] sier referred 10 by Mrs. Terrence, a
COMPARISON of some OF the notorious
people OF Chicago. his native city
which revealed 20 his audience his
we'll developed sense Of humor and
originality. Following the pleasing
introduction MI. Day gave his imper--
sonations Of an Italian fruit peddless
an Irish alderman, a southern gene
tlenaan and an italian musician.
Among the guests were Mrs. J. O.
Bostwick. president OF the Niisha-
waka Woman's Club and Mrs. A. g.
Fonda, also OF Mishawaka, Mrs
Lynn Herrick and Mrs. F1Orencs
. Cook. OF the Sumption Prairie Home
Economies club; Mrs. p. s. Hartman.
president OF the Economics club on
Center township ans Miss Anna
Fuchs. also OF Center township club
Elaborate preparations are being
made for the annual Hanowe'en
party at the Country club MonoaS
evening. About % reservations
have been made for dinner. among
them are w W. Austin. who has
reservations for IS. A r. Erskin4
for 40. J. A. Jude for 2s, o. ~
Kennison for II, J. D. Renshaw. 10
:. A. Frederick 10. George Oltsch
for 10 ana many smaller parties ara
: being made VI OF club memb ers who
Will entertain their own families
, Davis orchestra viii play the pro-
gram OF dances and special Efforts
, are being made by the entertainment
, committee = make this gala nigh1
in the club history
4 Mrs. william Krumm. s25 Ash-
= land av.. entertained with a bridg9
! party Yesterday afternoon honOrins
Mrs Walter Darr Crouch who -
I the house guest Of Miss Gladys Van
9 Gorder. s21 Ashland av. There were
3 three tables at bridge. favors being
C won by Miss Van Gorder and Mraa
b Claude Jackson. Mrs Crouch r0@
= ceived the guest favor.
e Monday aftern) Don Mise Van Gor~
- der will entertain with a luncheons
Z bridge as q courtesy 20 Mrs. Crouch
Q An AFFAIR OF interest IN ire miss
3 sionary circles OF the city will -
I the reception % be given Monday
n afternoon BY the Woman's Guild ana
d Auxiliary OF the St. Jones Episcopsd
church for all the protestant miss
\ sionary organizations OF the city, -
= the Rotary room OF the oliver hotsh
r Mrs r. ". Scott. OF Evanston. III
: win give a talk and Mrs Eli Seebira
7 will give a group OF songs. Irwin =
= Dolk. harpist viii also entertain
r. The committees include: Recrea~
y ton. Mrs. Walter duessel Mrs
= Phillip KlingeI. Mrs George y
= Bingham. Mrs. T. H Baker. Mra
Q George Miltenberger. Mrs. WILLIAM
;: Bender. u. Mrs T. ". Brandon
5 Mrs. + b Renshaw: decorations
= Mrs Claude Wickizer. Mrs. F.. p
!. Chaplin and Mrs. Ruben Chreise
< refreshments. Mrs Chreist, Mrs
L Ralph Tralnor. Mrs Phillip Goetz
, Mrs. Charles Bailey. 1Irs. GeorF B
J. Ford. Mrs. Russell r. Miller. Mrs
= Taft Mrs ". Q. DeFrees Miss Cal
J. Uterine Bingham. Miss Marie Voss
s dtsch. Miss Lucy HOdson. Miss Nh
3 dred Copps and Miss cha-lotsB
White.
The ladies' AID society % thl
South side Catholic church viii Efvl
= a card party AZ So. Patrick's hat
. Thursday evening for the benefit -
. the new church. The COMMITTEES -
o charge includes Mrs. c. WeaveA
> Mrs. r. Dish. Mrs. J. A KinEshurA
Mrs. J. J. ReicAart. Mrs. r Lines
back. Mrs. A Vinnett. Mrs. Georga
:. shumann and Mrs. Charles Kowa&
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