South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-28
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Miss Margaret Angun. noted
dramatic actress. VIII speaK upon
The Drama" at the reception and
tea which the music department Of
. the Progress club is giving az the
E clubhouse this afternoon. Others 10
appear upon the program are Mrs.
i Scebirt. who viii sing q group OF
SONGS accompanied by her mother.
+. Mrs. Lutte Baker Gum william
Happ. violinist accompanied by
E Mrs Frank slower. viii also contri-
{ butte 90 the program The depart
ment chairman. Mrs r. Q. Traver
announces that all club members are
/ Invited 70 attend.
Mrs J. ". Roberts. Portage av.
entertained at a I o'clock luncheon
. AZ the Robertson Tea room Wednes-
{ day. her guests being the members
Z OF the Wednesday Bridge club Gov
: ers were placed for j. guests and
4 the afternoon was spent at the
home Of the hostess playing bri3ge.
3 The favors Of the game were Civ
en- 10 Mrs. Clark Carson and Mrs.
& Edwin Stelnel. In two weeks Mrs.
4 Clifford Lontz. $50 r. Indiana av,
( will entertain the members at lunch
. eoen at the Chain o. Lakes Country
club.
4 The department OF literature OF
+ The Progress club held the first
meeting OF the year Wednesday aft
fernoon at the clubhouse Twenty
: six members were present and heard
4 Miss Anna DObbins outline a method
. for the study Of the novel and Mss
Minnie Swindeil review THE Egg
DIST The next department meeting
will take place Oct. II at which time
Mrs. Fred Woodward VIII present
s"George Meredith-Man and Auth
or" and the discussion will be in
charge OF Mrs. T. A. Freeman, Mrs.
A. +. Monger and Mrs. Norman
Deacon.
Mrs. Lem J. Dare. los Marquette
z av.. entertained the members Of her
Ebridge club Wednesday afternoon.
7The gavor OF the afternoon was won
10y Mrs. Harvey Rostiser and follow
ling the game tea was served TO
Eight guests from a prettily appoint
ed table bearing a centerpiece Of
%fan flowers. In two weeks. Miss
Laura Harris. w. Jefferson blvd,
will be hostess TO the members
Mr.. and Mrs. r. +. Cealka, 1925
I>awndale avenue. entertained in
formally at s O'Clock dinner Tuesday
evening nonoring Miss Bertha Goer-
ing daughter Of Mrs Catherine GOer
ing. 1908 y. College ST., whose en-
Igagement 10 Otto Fisk son of Mrs.
Anna Fisk. COS Keasey ST.. was re-
Gently announced. Places were laid
Tor seven with garden 1oweres for
Decorations Mrs. Anna Hanke, SIS
ter OF Mrs. Goering was an out OF
town guest from Chicago.
The Wednesday club held an after
noon meeting ut tho home Of Mrs.
/George Wyman. 227 ~ Main ST..
"Wednesday. Mrs. r. Parks gave the
1topic OF the afternoon and chose FOR
be- s.biect THE Philippines, Twelve
6 members were present. In two weeks,
Miss Mae Walworth. w Wayne St,
will be hostess TO the club.
Presidents day was observed at
ne first meeting of the season of the
IWoman's Literary club which was
held Wednesday afternoon at the
Nome OF the president, Mrs. BollO G.
IPage. S46 Park av. Mrs. g. +. Pattee
Ipresented an interesting talk on
/ 'Providencetown Players and Plays.
and also reviewed the play. The
widows Veil" Tea was served fol-
lowing the program. 20 fourteen
sguests. In two weeks the club Will
Fneet again
The Bowling club of Studebaker
rlub plant No. II, gave it's second
annual dance Wednesday evening in
the Tribune auditorium. About 200
Icouple enjoyed the program Of.
dances as played by the Hoosier Mel
pdy Kings orchestra. a singing quar-
*ette furnished several numbers and
N feature Of the evening was prize
'Erawing contest The affair was in
.Ieharge OF Al. Fathergill chairman,
William Grau and F. ID. Foreman.
The Susanna Wesley Bible class of
Isl PauTs n. p. church surprised the
8eacher Mrs g Mosiman. SOS Port
#hge av.. Tuesday evening. the occa-
sion being her birthday anniversary.
The time was spent socially and with
bn informal program.
Miss Anna Greene. 531 s. St
1oseph St. entertained with a family
zuncheon wednesday afternoon at
The Robertsou Tea room. Places
Eere laid for Mrs Elizabeth Ketter-
ng. Mrs. Horace L. Greene. Mrs.
William Warner. Mrs Forest Hill
er and Mss Harriet ElbeL
Ten members OF the Mary Eliza
beth club were entertained Wednes-