South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-28
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The annual election OF officers
* place a. the South Bend
oman's club Friday afternoon and
suited I'm Mrs Granville Zlegler
ing chosen president, Mrs. 9. r.
-ancis. first vice-president. Mrs. J..
Cstter. second v1ce-p president;
s. D. + Mckee. third vice-presl-
mt: Mrs. TT. r. Wentzeu, record
x secretary. Mrs. ". TT. MIkesch.
ssistapt recording secretary. Mrs.
u. Renshaw. corresponding sec
tary: Mrs J. II. Moore. treasurer;
RI. 7. G. Paxs0n. assistant treas
-er and Mrs r. O.. Shauklin. par
1nsntsrisn. Mrs Harry Wplace,
RS Z. j. Bonds Mrs.. Harry
arnss. Mrs. Harry Schadt Mrs.
,alph Hutchinson and Mrs. ". K.
herman we're chosen directors at
rye. Following the election. a
emonstration OF the workings OF a
lephone exchange were given by
ne employees OF the Indiana Bell
telephone Co During the social
aterval. Mrs. o. B Scandling
eased with several piano numbers
I'd light refreshments were served
y Mrs. II r Wentzel and Mrs. w.
- 9Iikesch
The Indiana University club en-.
rtained az an informal dance last
Fening a. the club house stein.
chs orchestra Of EIkhart played
le program Of dances for about 100
.uesss. The chairman OF the enter
linment committee Charles o.
Iuff. was in charge OF the affair.
Honoring her mother. Mrs O.. H.
-evenson OF New York City Mrs
James A. Duggan. 1901 woodward
v. entertained informally Friday
afternoon. The afternoon was spent
bridge the favor being given "a
,Irs. Claude Geyer. A buffet lunch
on was served 20 II guests from an
lttractlvely appointed table bearing
centerpiece OF white and yellow
hrysanthemums Mrs. Walter Hal
1eman OF Chicago was an out-of-
own guest.
4 bob party was enjoyed Friday
vening by 80 young people wher
hey were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
salph Holston. six miles west of the
ity on the Chain o. Lakes I'd. Sup.
1er was served late in the evening
nd the time was spent at dancing
nd games. Mrs Howard Ullery
md Mrs. Ralph Rerick chaperoneC
ne party.
As a courtesy 90 Mrs. a. J. GIbnel
II Chicago. who is the house CUES
4 Mrs Fred Cook. Mr. Lew Elem
ing, 216 South ST.. entertained at Z
o'clock luncheon Friday afternoon
overs were placed for nine guests
10 a carefully appointed table cen
cred with yellow jonquils. Bridge
occupied the afternoon, the favor
being won by Mrs. William Rem
RAM and Mrs. Lloyd Beyrer. Will,
ne guest favor was given to Mrs
tibney.
The engagement Of Geneva Jarvi
. cleveland. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs
- ". Cleveland Of Springfield, ILL.,
tormerly OF this city. and Georg
I.oughman Miller. 40 S. Michigan
re-. son Of Mr. and Mrs. .. r. Miller
1as been announced. The weddini
VIII take place in the spring.
The department OF Literature. sec
ion Of the Progress club met Tri
lay afternoon az the club house
Following a short business session
Miss Alma Collmer reviewed Kip
ing's Without Benefit of Clergy.
Miss Evelyn Fulmer pleased witt
TWO plano numbers, Butterfly an
Country Dance" by Greig Ann
Yerzieska's THE Fat OF the Land.
was dramatized, the characters be
ing presented by Miss Ruth Kus.
Mrs Clara Seikman Mrs. Fred Ia
Pierre. Mrs Milo Huston. Mis-
Marie Meyer and Mrs. Harvey RIOS
User The STAGE committee con
sisted OF Mrs Rostiscr and Mis-
laura Harris a feature of the aft
ernoon were piano numbers of ne
1wn composition by Miss France
irimth. OF Husdale. Ill., The dc
artment will meet on the afternoo
r Feb. 10. at which time the pro
ram Will be I'm charge of Mrs w. T
lryan, Mrs George Omacht MIS-
ulia sullivan. Mrs. II. NJ. Morr
nd Mrs. G. Mont smith
The Woman Catholic order G
'oresters of 81. Patrick's court y,
191, entertained nc n dance Thur,
lay evening I'm the Rotary room
he oliver hotel Harry Denny's OF
hestra played the program
dances FOR the 100 guests The do
ightful affair was en- charge or Mr.
D.. Flary. chairman; NH. C. Strant
Mss NJ. Humphrey. Miss N. Herte
Mrs. +. Seifert. Mrs g. Suntteo
and Miss T. Scott.
Mrs. II. T.. smith, 90 Portage ay
-ssisted by Mrs. IT w Smoke Mr.
= r Leighton and Mrs. A. d. Wee