South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-18
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Mrs Lutte Baker Gum was
unanimously elected chairman OF the
CivIcs and Philanthropy department
OF the Progress CLUB al the regular
meeting held Friday afternoon at
sac O'Clock az the club house Mrs.
II J. Deller was chosen vlce-chair-
man while Mrs. T. Louis Rostiser
was. NEGLECTED secretary. Mrs. Floyd
Jelnson received the appointment OF
treasurer. Following the business
session. Miss Ethel Montgomery,
dean Of the girls Of the High school,
spoke on Thrift IN Dress. = At the
next meeting or the department,
&hich viii take place April z. Mrs
TrEesdcu Vail, OF Michigan City,
will present ia lecture the subject
Thrift in Time. Strength and En-
ergy" Guest day viii be observed
at this meeting. the new mem bers of
the club being the guests Of honor
az an Informal tea which VIII follow
the program. The hostesses for the
afternoon viii be Mrs. Lutte b.
Gum chairman; Mrs. L. r. Green
man. Mrs. Homer Miller. Mrs. K G
DeRhodes. Mrs. II. J. Deuer. Mrs.
Frank Brechenser. Mrs. I. A. S.
Wood and Mrs. Adolph LOotens.
Mrs =. G. Shafer. 1927 +. Jeffer-
son blvd. entertained at a o'clock
dinner Friday evening as a courtesy
20 Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Miller, who
have recently returned from Cali
fornia. Covers were placed for u
guests az carefully appointed
table.
Mrs w. l.. Bryan. 1OI North
Shore dr., entertained at a ! o'clock
luncheon az the Robertson Tea room
Friday, her guests being the mem
bers OF the Friday Luncheon Bridge
club A silver basket Of green car
nations centered carefully appoint
ed table at which were seated Il
guests The afternoon was spent at
the bridge tables at the home Of the
hostess. the favors being given to
Mrs O.. Mont Smith. Mrs. Carl
Ayres and Mrs L. A. S. Wood. The
club viii meet on the afternoon OF
Mar. 81 at the home OF Mrs. Wood,
91i Leland av
Mrs. II. r. EIdridge, 7O2 W. Col
fax av.. assisted by Mrs. j. T. Walk
er. Mrs. A G. Graham Mrs. Caro-
line Knott. Mrs. II. S. Badet. Mrs.
W. o. Davies and Mrs. Clifton
Kinds. entertained the members of
the Home Service department Of the
H.
afternoon delightful program Of
Irish folk songs and readings were
given, Mrs. J. A. Rode and Mrs. p.
S Nichols. accompanied by Mrs.
James Cover. presenting a group OF
novel selections. while Miss Helen
Watterson entertained with several
humorous Rotations. The closing
number Of the program consisted OF
two plano numbers by Miss Evelyn
SchOck. Light refreshments were
served 10 90 guests.
Mrs Elmer l. Strayer, TAT y.
Scott ST., was hostess Friday after
moor to the members Of the Woman's
auxiliary OF Westminster Presbyte-
riau church AT the business meet
ing an election of officers took place
resulting in the appointment of Mrs.
F. II. Shumaker. president. Mrs. r.
5. Thompson vice-president; Mrs. c.
A Bacon. secretary. Mrs Vern Van
Duesen. treasurer. Tea was served
following the business session from a
prettiIv appointed tea table bearing
a lovely ceuterpiece of spring flow.
ers. over which Mrs. Thompson and
Mrs. Shumaker presided. The next
meeting of the auxiliary viii take
place April 81 at which time Mrs.
Charles F. Ivan. 1925 Blaine av..
viii entertain the members.
The Kollege Klub met Tuesday
evening at the home OF Miss Mar
garet Braunsdorf, 833 F. Miner St
Bunco and contests We're the diver
sions of the evening. the favors be
ing given 90 Miss Dora Williams.
Miss Lucille Hogan, Daniel Burke
and John Hogan. A supper was
served late in the evening TO IS
guests. the table decorations being
suggestive OF ST. Patricks Day The
club VIII meet again I'm two weeks,
the place % be announced later.
The Crumstown Economic class
was entertained at the home Of Mrs
Roy Miller. Crumstown I'd. at an all
day session Wednesday The AFFAIR
celebrated the fifth anniversary OF
the clubs organization Dinner was
served at noon 90 81 members and
guests The afternoon was devoted
TO a program which opened with the