South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27

hostesses were Mrs Norman Kelb,
Mrs. Walter Fassnacht, Mrs. II. r.
earn, Miss Leila Mary Howe. Miss
Irene Wilkinson. and Miss Florence
Mack The hosts were J. Pearson
and Irwin Paulson. The house was
prettily decorated with spring flow
ers and after an evening spent in
formally. light refreshments were
served.
Eleven members OF the Lafayette
Thimble were pleasantly entertain
ed Wednesday afternoon al the
home of Mrs. G.. Haslanger, III z.
Keasey st. Needlework occupied
the afternoon and current events
were given by the members. On the
afternoon of May % the club will
be entertained at the home Of Mrs.
Harvey Hauck, 1915 Randolph st.
The South Bend circle of the
Child Conservation League Of
America met Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at the home OF Mrs.
c. /. Mason. S26 Forest av. The
program consisted Of two interest
ing talks, the first by Mrs. Frank
Batson on Clothes and the Girl. ."
and the second by Mrs. Gertrude
Chamberlain on the subject. Pre-
pairing a Girl for Matrimony." Light
refreshments were served during
the social hour which followed. on
May 10 the league Will meet with
Mrs. c. +. Lee, Park av., and the
program for the afternoon will be
in charge of Mrs. Q. NJ. Powers.
Mrs. A. z. Monger gave an in
teresting talk on the subject, Pro
minent Men Humorists Since 1900"
before the members Of the Depart
ment of Literature, section l of the
Progress club at the club rooms
Wednesday afternoon at 3:45
o'clock. A business session preced-
ed the program at which the chair
man. Mrs. ]. V. casters presided.
The final meeting OF the depart
ment will take place next Friday
evening when the members will en-
terrain at a $50 O'Clock dinner at
the new clubhouse on \. Main ST.
The Clay and Harris Home Eco
nomics club met Wednesday after
noon at the home OF Mrs Martha
\acen. Douglass I'd. Fourteen
n, embers and two visitors were pres
emit The club creed was read by
Mrs. Lulu Bacon and response at
roll call was made with quotations
from Arbor and Bird Day. The
program for the afternoon was
opened with the members singing
America" and was followed by a
recitation by Miss Irene Wood. Mrs.
Lille Longley gave an interesting
papcr on Every Mans Creed" and
the subject, Trees in Their Relation
10 Birds" was discussed by Mrs
Eva Scamehorn. \ social hour
vas enjoyed. The next meeting will
take place May 10 at which time
Mrs. Lille Longley. Hickory I'd. will
entertain the members at an after
noon meeting.
club met Wednesday afternoon al
the home Of Mrs Hiram Penrod
2313 MishawaKa av. Eleven mem
hers were present and the after
noon was spent socially and light
refreshments were served. Mrs
Hardy Fox. 1855 Fox ST. Will be
hostess 10 the club on the afternoon
of May 10.
The Jolly Twelve Birthday club
held an all day session "Wednesday
az the home Of Mrs. Harry Havener
$50 z. Indiana av. A potluck din
ner was served at noon 10 / 2 mem.
+ bers. spring flowers forming the cen
terpiece OF the table. At the bust
I ness session the president. Mrs Tom
! Patteson was presented with a
gavel. The remainder Of the after
noon was spent socially. The next
meeting viii be held May 81 az the
/ home of Mrs. B. Frank. Bronson 81
/ The Guiding Lights class OF the
\ Grace NJ. Z. church was entertained
at the home OF Miss Pearl Seward