South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-07
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AIR. and Mr.. Arthur L. Hubbard.
- =. Madison a.. entertained az
nner Friday evening as a courtesy
q Col. and Mrs. Charles Arthur
;iarlisie. who depart for the Orient
n the first OF next week. and for
j.. and Mrs Ralph Weinrichtcr Of
lev York city. who are spending
bme time ia the city. Places were
4 I'd for 10 guests az the table. with
s distinctive appointments OF rare
n china and artistic arrangement
j flowers.
The annual Epiphany tea Of the
II. James Episcopal church was
s cid Friday afternoon at the home
Mrs. William Bender. Jr.. 4O4 ".
[aSaue av. At the annual election
Z officers. those appointed were
&irs Walter Muessel. president;
: frs. Charles IT Harper. first vice
PRESIDENT. Mrs William. Bender. Jr..
econd vice president; recording sec.
etary. Mrs. l. r. Chreist. CORES
bonding secretary. Mrs q. e. Bing-
am: treasurer. Mrs J. p Re-shaw.
Presiding at the tea table were Mrs.
laude Wickizer Mrs Howard Gran
% ana Miss Marie NOedlsh The
piphany ring which was concealed
n one Of the tea cakes was FOUND
/ " Mrs. G.. n Baker who viii there
/ ore b. the hostess % the next an
usl tea.
Honorlng Miss Leila Gaddis. di-
|ectCr Of Home Demonstration OF
Purdue university. the ,ivios and
Philanthropy department Of The
Progress club entertained Friday at
o'clock luncheon az tho Robert
BON Tea room. Besides the honor
quest those present we're Mrs. Lutte
|Eaker Gum. AIRS Richard Elbel.
'AIrs. +. C.. DeRhodes, Mrs. Clement
|mcger. Mrs. Adolph Lootens Miss
lula Lootens. Mrs. l.. A. & Wood
|Nrs TT Fl Warner. Mrs. r. @. Ket-
ring and Mrs. Homer Miller Al
PAS O'Clock. Miss Gaddis addressed
ne members Of the department, to-
|cether with representatives OF vari-
;ous social organizations ON the sub
beet. "Well-fed Unnourished Chill
|dren." giving the audience a definite
dea OF the alarming situation i'm the
schools in this country. emphasizing
ne fact that undernourishment
aourishes In districts Of comfortable
and even wealthy homes. thus show
ing that while children haze plenty
10 cat. it is not the kind of food
needed for growing brains and
bodies Miss Lulu Kline city school
nurse. also gave an instructive talk,
dealing entirely with the situation In
this city. and read recent reports on
the percentages OF undernOurishmeut
IN the city's % schools The next
meeting Of the club will be held on
Jan. 20, at which time Or. c. s.
Rosenbury wiz speak on mal-nutri-
tion.
The League OF Women Voters
held a reception Friday evening for
the new members Of the organiza-
zion in the recital hall Of the South
BEND Conservatory, S. Main ST The
program. which was enthusiastically
received. was in charge Of Mr..
Frederick Fl. Ingersoll. and was as
follows: Violin duets. Dreaming of
the Shepherdess. by Labitisky, and
-Barcarolle," by Johannes Pache
given by Sidney Edder and Norris
Bailey opened the program. piano
numbers, "Rustling of Spring by
Sinding. was given by Miss Ella
Wsrskow and Mendelssohn's Spring
song by Miss Jeanette Martin.
Romance. by Jean Sibelius, play
cd by Louis Fash. was the conclud-
Ing number The remainder or the
evening was spent socially and light
refreshments were served TO SO
members
The art department OF the South
Bend Woman's club met Friday az
ternoon AZ the club rooms. where
an exceptionally interesting pro-
eTam was enjoyed The Life and
Works Of Goya." with six illustra-
lions vas presented nv Mrs William
Probasco a talk on Architecture,
Rcmanesque Pisa with iIlustra %
tons Of the palace and church OF