South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-08
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Cues- day OF the Civics and Phil
authrorv department. Of the Pro-
gress club was observed with-ar IN
formal ,ea Friday afternoon AZ the
old club rooms Mrs T. r.. Green.
an presided az the TEA table which
was lovely with its handsome tea
service and spring flowers The
speaker 90 tho afternoon was Mrs
TruesdeU Vail. Of Michigan city.
who spoke upon the interesting sub
jet Thrift .n Time. Strength and
Energy" Preceding her talk. Mrs.
Walter Bryan. accompanie by Mrs.
Floyd Gaumer pleased with several
vocal selections entitled. NY Love
T. Mulereer." by Francisco d.
Rozero and THE open Road" by
Gertrude Ross. The hostesses for
the afternoon were Mrs. Lutte Bak-
or Gum. chairman. Mrs. lafayette
r. Porter. Mrs Homer Miller. Mrs.
+. O. DeRhodes Mrs IT. J Deller.
Mrs. Frank Brechenser. Mrs. L A.
g Wood and Mrs Adolph LO0tens.
The department entertained az a I
o'clock luncheon in honor Of Mrs.
Vail az the new club house. Spring
flowers conferred the small tables AZ
which we're placed covers for "a
guests
A most unusual program was Civ
en- Friday afternoon by the Art de-
partment Of the South Bend Wo-
mans club in their club rooms. Mrs.
IS. i. sherman. sketchinE the life
oT the Spanish artist. ZuIoaga. and
illustrating her discussion with
prints from the Chicago Art Insti-
tute- Impersonating the prints, in
the attire Of che Spanish ladies were
Mrs George Bingham Mrs W H..
AIikesch, Mrs. II. j.. AldwOrth, Mrs.
Knowles Smith and Mrs Nora BY
ers- Spanish Song and Spanish
Love Song" were sung by Miss
Glendora Judson ana a Spanish
dance by Miss Mildred Keasey feat
ured the afternoon. Preceding the
program a business session took
place. the chairman. Mrs. Warren
r. Miller. presiding.
Especially attractive was the
o'clock luncheon given IN the new
Progress club house Friday under
the direction Of the Art department
Eighty-four guests were seated at
small tables prettily decorated with
centerpieces Of sprig flowers. Fol-
lowing the luncheon. Mrs J. A..
Rode accompanied by Mrs. James
Cover. sang Sacrament" by Nc
Dermott. and winds Of the South.
by Scott, and for an encore. open
Secret by WOOdman Mr. Brewer.
the exhibiting artist. gave a brief
talk on art in general The hos
tesees for the afternoon ere Mrs
Charles A. Carlisle. jr., rs. Henry
Harper and Mrs Neil robertson.
The evening hostesses ware Mrs L.
Clarence Ball, chairman, Mrs. r. r.
Austin. Mrs Norman Rleuler. Mrs
w. r Campbell. Mrs. c. J. Stahl
and Mrs. Carl Ayres. The hostesses
for Saturday viii be Mrs J. Albert
Harris. Mrs. Lafayette L. Porter.
Mrs + a. Boulton ana Mrs. r.
Louis Rostiser. on Sunday after
noon a formal program viii be Civ
en-. Mrs. ". r. Bryan and accom-
PIANIST Mrs. Floyd Gaumer VIII pre-
sent a group of songs followed by
the regular gallery talk by the ex-
hibiting artist Nicholas Brewer.
The additional list OF women who
are sponsoring tables for the card
party 10 be given this afternoon by
the College club I'm the Rotary room
Of the oliver hotel. is as follows:
Mrs L. A. s. Wood. Mrs Dalton
Moomau. Mrs. Schmitz, Mrs J. II.
Flynn, Miss Elsa Rogers. Miss Mar
Earet Hill. Miss Fern Sprague. Miss
NJ Warwick. Mrs. Fred IaPierre.
Mrs William Crum. Miss Florence
Stuler. Mrs A. b Dunendach. Mrs.
Hiram Krieghbaum Mrs 7. r. Ger
Der. Mrs. Claude Jackson. Mrs r. r
Fricke. Miss Fricke. Miss Margaret
Mueller. Miss Gertrude ChiUas. Miss
Evelyn Fumer Miss Laura Harris.