South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01

" I'm tHs LollHal Qe1-caAon OF
w the Progress club yesterday
afternoon the charm OF the
true home atmosphere marked the
reception. which opened the seasons
activities the affair being attended
BY $50 guests. The reception rooms
were made very attractive with
quantities OF garden flowers and
baskets OF American Beauty roses.
SnilaX and ferns tastefully arranged
on the stairway formed the effective
background. In the receiving line
were Mrs. Lloyd Greenan. Mrs Hush
Dunahoo. Mrs. William Happ. Mrs.
Samuel Bunker. Mrs Lafayette L.
Porter. Mrs. Orlo Deahl Mrs Rich
ard Elbel Miss Mae Apologize and
Mics Ella Rieman. Assisting win
the introductlons were the members
OF the board OF directors. the for
ner presidents OF the club and the
department chairmen.
At o'clock an entertaining pro-
gram WAS given. the president grace
fully presiding. giving the address
OF welcome 20 the new members.
word OF encouragement 20 the
old and a hope for the cooperation
I
now begun Following Mrs. Green
an. Mrs. J. A Rode. accompanied
by Mrs. James Cover sang Bird 81
the wilderness" BY Horseman. do
/ Not Go Ny Love" by Hageman.
Love Is the Wind" by McFaddsn
! and her last number was OF special
interest 70 the guests as the words
and music were both written by
| Mrs. George F'ulmer. a club mem
| Der All Of Mrs. Rode's numbers
were well received. Following the
| announcement by the department
chairmen. Mrs. W. +. Bryan pleased
with a group OF songs. She chose
| as her selections ct Am Thy Harp
| by Woodman. Il Know a Hi" by
/ Whelpley and Brother Sunshine"
/ by lehman. Mrs. Bryan was ac-
| companied by Miss Evelyn Fulmsr.
I The program was IN charge OF a
! com mittee including Mrs +. NJ.
! Morris. Mrs. Lafayette Porter and
| Miss Ella Rieman. Mrs Walter
NIuessel was chairman OF the COM
mittee on decorations and was as
sisted by Mrs. Homer Miller. Mrs
| William Happ. Mrs. Frank Nicely
/
Thomas Walsh. Mrs. Samuel Bun
| ker and Mrs. Orlo Deahl had charge
OF the refreshments.
Mrs. K. Q. De Rhodes gave brief
talk on the permanent home fund
and announced the dramatic reading
/ 20 be given for that benefit on
! Thursday evening in the Rotary
room OF the oliver hotel by Mrs
| z. NJ Morris. who Will be accom-
| panied on the plano by Mrs. @. A
! Farabaugh Mrs. Morris win read
| Madame Butterfly" The tickets
for this entertainment may be Sc
! cured at the Grace shop, Of Mrs
! Edgar Ireland or Mrs. Guy Staples.
| l. was also announced that the first
general meeting OF the club viii DC
held mex. Saturday In the Rotary
room OF the Oliver hotel, the speaker
being DIT Preston Bradley. pastor
Of the Peoples church Chicago who
e nationally known as a gifted
orator.
Honoring DR.. and Mrs Herbert
| Bartlett who leave today for Pontiac
! III. where they will reside. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Harry Engle entertained Friday
evening informally at dinner at the
/ Chain O. Lakes Country club. In the
! afternoon Mrs. Bartlett was the
guest Of honor at luncheon given az
! the Robertson Tea room BY Mrs
John King. S. Main 81. Covers were
placed for eight guests and the aft
| ernoon was spent AZ the bridge
| tables at the home OF the hostess,
| the favors being given 70 Mrs. Earl
| King and the guest favor 20 Mrs.
/ Bartlett On Saturday afternoon
! Mrs St Clair Darden. HealthWin.
| entertained with an afternoon bridge
: as a courtesy 10 Mrs. Bartlett.
Twelve guests were present and the
| favors OF the game were given 20
Mrs. George Ahlborn and MS. Harry
Aldworth and the guest favor 20 Mrs,
Bartlett.
Miss Sarah Bowsher. sos ". Col
fax av. entertained a small group
OF friends informally at her home
Saturday evening. Dancing and mu-
sic were the evening diversions, aft
er which a buffet luncheon was
served
The Notre Dame Big Five orchss-
ira played the program OF dances
at the opening football dance given
last evening IN the Rotary room OF
the Oliver hotel by the Students Ac-
tivity committee. About $50 cou-
pies were in attendance and the az
fair was IN charge OF John James
and James Swift.
HonOring MI. and Mrs. Herbert
Reamer, who recently were mar
ried. Rev. and Mrs c. y. Porter,
entertained Friday evening with
miscellaneous shower The EVENING
was spent Informally and dainty re-
freshments were served. The guests
were Maude Goetz, william Pick
ems. Mr.. and Mrs. David Collins. Al
{ bert Bressler. John A. Miller. VII
] liam c. Fetters. Alice Porter. Mary
! Wilkinson, Lucille Porter, Wilma
Miller. Harold Porter Sylvester
I Pendl. Donald Porter, Minnie Flag
F. Mary PendL Bell Slvers. Marion
/ GOetz. Hazel Goetz. Minnie Miller,
/ Minnie Plckens. Charles n. Porter
/ Paul Porter. Lester Crowd. Irene
3. Miller, Rosa jonathan. lIable Fet-
ters and EIma Porter.