South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-23
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a dcl-hrtl aH4r d. the mid
week was tha bridge dinner gwen
Wedncslay evening by AIR. and Mrs.
John T. Cottcr. oil 1859 y. Wilbur
ST.. Ia the Gold room az the oliver
hotel. Dinner was served 40
o'clock o. - guests who were seated
IN groups o. sig az small tables,
which were ccrtCrcI With red car
nations and white baby clrys1utho-
NUNS tastesully arranged iu bas-
kets Mrs. J. j.. Eelshaw ~ Chi
cago wns the only out-of-t9vn guest.
The evening was spent ~ The bridge
tables
Tho New Boundaries OF Europe"
was the subject OF two excellent
papers presented hy Mrs Charles
DaUghcrty and Airs Emma Harris
az the regular meeting Of the we'd
nesdoy Literary club which held an
afternoon meeting wednesday at the
home or Ms. Rome stephenson. POI
North short dr.. Ten members were
present In two weeks the club viii
&c NIAhN NeAaaaHAA aNtA ~ NANNN
luncheon az the home Of Mrs. Elmer
Crockett. ". ColtaN alb.
The Woman's Literary club met
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs
Harry Badet. $50 Park av.. "Ameri-
can Portraits by GamaIel Brand
ford. was given by Miss Alice Greed
and Mrs. H. C.. Kreiehbaum dis
cussed American Negro Poetry"
In two weeks the club viii give q
luncheon. the place 10 be decided
later.
Mrs J. T.. Blackburn 1925 Allen
St. was hostess 90 the members Of
the SOllux club Wednesday at a
O'Clock luncheon IN the Florentine
room OF the Hotel LaSalle The
afternoon was spent at the home Of
the hostess, the guests playing
bridge. Fuvors were won ly Mrs.
Gates Harpei and Mrs. Theodore
Koehler The next meeting VIII be
announced later.
The Wednesday Bridge club was
entertained wednesday afternoon at
the home Of Mrs William DeVau,
2f3 S. Franklin ST. Eight members
were present and the fayors of the
game were given 90 Mrs. LaBue
Smith and Mrs Herbert Lederer.
Following the game luncheon was
served at table bearing a basket
OF yellow pom pons. In two weeks
the hostess viii be Mrs Ralph Os-
borne. who resides at 1929 Wood
ward av
The Clay and Harris Home Eco
nOmic club hcid an all-day meeting
"Wednesday wIih'Mrs. Mary Freeman
Niles rd a pouunck dinner was
served at noon TO is guests and roll
call response was What We Have
To BE Thankful For" Mrs r..
shrimp gave an interesting talk or
Thanksgiving Day In The Home"
and was followed 10y a recitation by
AIrs T. T. Chubb. A reading on
'Thanksgiving. by Miss Irene Wolfe
was the closing number In three
weeks the club viii meet with Mrs.
Wilbur MetzEer. 43f y. Hill st.
Miss Elizabeth Nelson. 527 y.
Lafayette blvd. was hostess to the
AyudadOra circle Wednesday after
noon Following the business ses-
sion the time was spent socially and
light refreshments were served to
as members. In two weeks. the cir
Gle will Doe entertained at the home
OF Mrs. John Walker. w Madison
street
The Literature department or the
Progress club. section T. met We'd
nesday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the
club The program presented con-
sisted OF "a paper ON Samuel But
Ter" read by Mrs c. T.. Banta ana
a review Of "The Way OF All Flesh"
By Mrs. Fred Woodward Sixteen
members were i'm attendance on De
cember Is. the department VIII meet
again and the program viii be i'm
charge OF Mrs Richard EIbcI. Miss
Thekla sack. Mis-. Naude Heath.