South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-16
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The Progress club viii enjoy one
OF is very best programs Of the year
on the afternoon OF nov. is. when
Miss Eleanor Colby will lecture In
the Rotary room OF the Oliver ho-
tel Her subject viii be art IN
Everyday Life" and will be es-
peciaily unique since she 1llus-
trates her theme with a variety Of
materials and methods The lee
ture will be in the nature OF an ar
tistic chalk talk. and presents no;
only a vivid and comprehensive
view Of what art really Is. and ite
Relationship 20 everyday living. but
includes sketches by Miss Corby
which proves her % be an ex1ep
tional artist. The lecturer IS wen
known in many fields. she has
been a contributor 20 the Pictorial
Review. Ladies Home Journal. De-
iinator. Designer. and has written
many articles for newspapers and
edited text works on art. She is
chairman OF the Art section OF
Michigan clubs and has travelled
extensively and is known abroad
for her exceptional ability i'm heI
chosen line OF eudeavor. Miss Coz
by possesses a charming personal
ity and speaks IN a "f0lksy." way
which delights her audiences.
Mrs. J ". Chillas. 5I1 S. 81.
Joseph ST., entertained the members
OF the Old Time Friends club We'd
nesday afternoon. The time was
spent socially AMI with needlework.
Luncheon was served 20 eleven
guests at a table bearing pink
chrysenthemums IN a crystal vase.
The place OF the next meeting will
be announced later.
The members OF the 7. T. Bunco
club were guests OF Miss Hyacinth
Turner Wednesday evening at a
dinner given in the F1orentino
room Of the LaSalle hotel Dinner
wa served at o'clock 20 II mem.
bers seated at a table centered with
chTysanthemums.
Mrs. Q. @. Beyrer was reelected
president Of the Florence Crittenden
circle wednesday afternoon at a
regular meeting held at $3.50
o'clock al the Y. W. c. A. Other
officers are a. follows. Mrs A. !.
Austin. first vice-president; Mrs. y
2. Ktlb. second vice-president; Mrs.
O. 7 Stevens, recording secretary
and Mrs. Ralph ". Harris cores
ponding secretary and treasurer.
Annual repOr,S or the secretary
and the treasurer were given fol-
lowing the election. The next meet
Ing VIII be held Dec. 90 at the same
place.
Miss Bertha Kelley, 1927 y. No
ire Dame av. was the hostess OF
the d. club at her home last ever
ing. Covers were laid for eleven
The room was artisticalIy decorated
with white chrysanthemums and
bitter sweet. After the initiation OF
Miss Mildred Pinkerton the evening
was spent in dancing Favors were
won by the Misses Mamie Williams
and Dawn Michael Announcement
OF the date Of the next meeting VIII
be made later.
Twenty members OF The history
department Of the Progress club met
Wednesday afternoon at the club
house and heard Miss Ethel Means
read a paper on European Troub-
les and American Wars" and Mrs
Samuel Bunker discuss plymouth
Settlement and Slavery" During
the business meeting. which pre-
ceded the program. plans We're COM
pleted for the bazaar TO be given az
the club Dec. 11-16. on Dec. . the
department viii appear before the
general club with a lecture and mo-
tion picture Of Yellowstone National
Park. The next regular meeting Will
be held Dec. 6. at which time Mrs.
L. S. Davis and Miss Idah Dorset
VIII have charge OF the program.
Mrs. Anna RieselI 500 r. Cedar
ct. was surprised Monday evening