South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-29
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The Married Folks Dancing club
gave their final dinner-dance Of this
season Tuesday evening in the Tri-
bune building Dinner was served
81 $50 O'Clock. the table decorations
being suggestive Of the Easter sea
son while baskets Of jonquils were
used AZ ceuterpieces for the tables.
AZ the business session. all the Off
Gers were reelected and included =.
r. Austin president. Ro1Io Page.
vice-presldenf: Mrs Fred LaPierre,
secretary. and J. r. Men. treasurer.
Dancing began at . O'Clock. Stein
rlch's orchestra Of Elkhart. Ind.
playing the program. The commit
zee in charge Of the affair included
Mr. and Mrs F. r. Austin. Dir. and
Mrs J. Ellis. DIT. and Mrs. r. y.
Hager. Mr.. and Afrs. Fred Miller and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred LaPierre.
one OF the most delightful affairs
Of the season will be given here to-
morrow night a. the oliver hotel.
where. by special arrangement,
Charles r Davis and his Toxic or
chestra viii play the program OF
dances at the Spring Frolic.' The
Davis orchestra is well known here
as one Of the bess dance orchestras
IN the middle west and this, com
bined with the informal nature Of
the frolic. is expected 10 make It one
OF the gayest festivities OF the year.
The Misses Mary and Thaddesa
Taylor. 32S W. Colfax av.. were host
esses Tuesday afternoon 20 the mem
beers Of the Clio circle. A review Of
"The seed OF the sun" by Irwin was
presented by Miss Mary Taylor Dur
ing the social hour which followed
the program. light refreshments
were served TO 10 members The
circle will meet again next Tuesday
afternoon az the home OF Mrs w.
A. Hager s. Taylor st.
The Nature Study department OF
the Progress club met Tuesday after
noon al the club house. Following
a short business session, Mrs. Louise
Sanders gave an interesting talk on
Moths" and Mrs. william Pierce
gave reading entitled Clever
Beastie." by Burroughs. on next
Saturday afternoon the department
win present before the general club,
Mrs. William ROwley Of Chicago. in
an illustrated lecture on The Sand
Dunes" Preceding the lecture Mrs.
James Maloney will sing. Her ac-
companist viii be Mrs Floyd
GaumCr.
The w. G. r. u. held their second
session Tuesday at the First Presby-
terrain church. The morning meet
ing began at $50 o'clock. The prin-
cipal address was made by Rev. NJ.
NJ. Rogers who talked on Recent
Prohibition Victories" The after
noon session opened at 1870 o'clock
and Mrs Ida Mix Of KokOmo, Ind
state vice-president Of the organiza-
ton spoke on Law Enforcement. %
and What the Anti Prohibitionists
are Doing to Overthrow the Eigh-
teenth Amendment"
The Center Township Home Eco
Monies club met Tuesday at Clean
ers' hall The hostesses were Mrs.
o. VI. Jackson and Mrs. c. w. Foote.
Dinner was served at noon 10 30
members and guests. The roll call
was responded TO with hints and
helps in the sick room. The pro-
gram cosisted of a report on the
State Federation. given by Mrs.
Edith Fox, and a report on the state
Day luncheon Of the Progress club
by Mrs. Ida Hildebrand. Current
Events were i'm charge of Mrs.
George F'rick and Health i'm the
Home" was discussed. Mrs. II T.
Mathews spoke on the Farm Bureau
Federation at Indianapolis, while
Miss Wooster. county nurse. gave a
talk on Correcting Physical De-
fects IN the Child" and Miss White,
also a nurse. presented the subjects
NAL Nutrition" and "A Proper
Diet fro Growing Children" The
club will meet again MAY % at
Cleaners hall. the hostesses for the
day being Mrs. f Jewell and Mrs.
r. Merriheld.
The Phu-A-Bar class Of the In
diana Avenue Christian church was