South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-02
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The history department Of the
Soutb Bend Woman's club held an
interesting meeting in the club
rooms Wednesday afternoon which
was open 90 the general club and
public a business session was
called at 2.I5 o'clock Mrs. p. Z.
WhitehiU. chairman Of the depart
ment. presiding The election of Of
ncers resulted az follows: Depart
ment chairman. Mrs. u. =. White
hall: vice chairman, Mrs. Gates Har-
Del: secretary treasurer. Mrs. Wilton
Slower. Following the business ses-
sion, Mrs. George Phillips. chairman
OF the Thirteenth district Indiana
Federation OF Clubs. spoke on What
Clubs Should DO in the District
and included in her address the his
tory OF the Indiana Federated clubs.
speaking az length of its advantages
20 all clubs. and urged General Fed
Grafton as a completion ia Fedora
ton. Mrs Phillips said: "CO-opera-
ton with each other and all feder-
ate interests is "a principle factor in
club efficiency" and suggested that
clubs endeavor TO send as many rep
ventions as possible and urged that
the delegates faithfully perform
their duties. Mrs. Phillips stressed
the fact that the Fauntleroy home
AZ New Harmony as a memorial Of
the @birth of womaus clubs In the
United States, is a subject OF great
Importance before the Indiana Fed
Grafton this coming year. Mrs.
Emily Hawley Sherman. treasurer Of
the Thirteenth district of the In
diana Federated clubs. followed Mrs
Phillips talk with a discussion on
District Work" Mrs Sherman
urged general federation as a means
Of concentrated purpose and effort
in club activities and spoke at
length OF the purchase OF the
Fauntleroy home as the paramount
issue Of the state federation. AS
chairman OF the Thirteenth District
State Bulletin circulation and pub
licity. Mrs. Sherman made a plea for
individual club members TO sub
scribe for the state bulletin so as TO
make possible individual club repre-
sentation in state publicly which
makes for greater club activities.
Mayor Eli r. Seebirt addressed the
members OF the History department
OF the Progress club at an open
meeting wednesday afternoon at the
club house. The mayor chose for
his subject. a Problem Of City Gov
eminent" presenting the unemplOy-
ment situation of the city together
with a survey of local conditions
compared with other cities. His
talk was constructive throughout,
dealing with the essentials of pro-
ductive industry in two Of its phases.
Preceding the mayors address, a
demonstration of a miniature tele-
phone exchange was presented by
four girls and several assistants, who
proved capable interpreters in COM
edy roles OF domestic life in which
the telephone played most import
ant part a brief business session
followed the program Of the after
noon, Miss Ella Rieman. chairman
Of the department, presiding.
Mrs. W. r. Miller 304 w. Navarro
ST.. assisted by Mrs Walter McIn-
erny. entertained at o'clock
luncheon Wednesday, the guests be-
ing the members of the Woman s
Literary club American Beauty
roses in crystal vases conferred the
two tables. at which were seated Is
members. The program of the aft
ernoon was presented by Mrs. Hale
Jackson ard Mrs Martha Hitler.
The club will be entertained on Feb.
5 at the home of Mrs. r. p. Moore.
y. Michigan ST.
The Shakespeare circle was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Nelson Jones, Park
av. Ten members and two guests.
Mrs A. IT, Stephenson of Grand
Rapids and Mrs. George Hodson
were present A review of Mirrors
OF Washington" was presented by
Mrs W. O. Davies 4 two-course
luncheon was served after the pro-
gram The club viii meet on Feb
% with Mrs w Is. Slower. $50 W.
Navarro ST.
Mrs Edward stark. 483 Harrison
av entertained 50 members of the
Ladies Aid society Of the Emmanuel
NJ r. church Wednesday afternoon.
Following an important business