South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-23
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a very novel event was the uance
wednesday evening given by the
Erks' club ar the club house for
several ~ the big scenes Of the mo-
ton picture 10 be. Along Came
Jack" were shot during the eve
ming Another feature was "a spe-
c.aIty dance executed bl little Miss
virginia Roberts. Red. white and
blue streamers were draped from
the balcony 90 the ceiling. while
shaded lights added % the attract
iveness ~ the ballroom. Harry
Denny orchestra played the pro-
gram ~ dances for about 80 cou-
pies Clark Carson. chairman Of
the entertainment committee. as
sisted by c A Budd a. W. Holy
cross and @. A. GeIeide. were I'm
charge o. the delightful affair
Mrs r. W. Peters. 1864 woodward
av. was hostess at O'Clock
luncheon az the oliver hotel the
guests being the members Of the
SCuux club Spring flowers centered
tho 4ttractivelv appointed table at
which 10 guests were seated. The
afternoon was spent az bridge az the
home ~ the hostess. the favors be-
ing given % Mrs r.. VI. Jackson and
Mrs r.. Graham. on the afternoon
OF March 8 the club viii be enter
tanned az the home OF Mrs r A
Hynes. 1104 Woodward av.
The Department % Literature.
Section ] Of the Progress club, met
az the club house Wednesday after
noon Miss Anna Dobbins reviewed
two OF Mark Twain's stories cap
tain Stromfeld" and "The Recent
Crime in Connecticut Preceding
the program n business meeting was
held. The department viii meet
again on March s. at which time
Mrs Norman Dakin will give the
biography Of O. Henry while Mrs.
John Webb LaLonde viii review the
authors Waits and Strays.
The members of the Plymouth
Needlecraft met Wednesday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. O. ROs-
ner. S. Franklin st. The time was
spent at needlework and during the
social interval a contest was held,
the favor being won by Mrs. VIII
liam Hardy The club will meet
March az the home Of Mrs. Flor
euce Soulderman. 700 W. Lasalle av.
Mrs NJ w Kuehl Dixie highway,
was hostess Wednesday 90 the mem
om!cs club at an an day meeting.
Dinner was served at noon ,o so
members. The program for the aft
erno0n consisted of a debate on
who Was the Greatest-Lincoln
or Washington ." those taking part
being Mrs Is. C.. Perley. Mrs. Roy
Roller. Mrs. Herman Arnold and
Mrs y. Young on March 8 Mrs.
Young. Roseland. viii be hostess al
an afternoon meeting Of the club.
SIS Tom Horowitz. T. keasey ST.
entertained Wednesday Afternoon
az "a George Washington party The
luncheon table was attractive with
red. white and blue decorations and
covers were placed for y guests
The afternoon was spent playing
whist. the favors being won by Mrs
i. Frazin and Mrs. a Simon. The
club viii meet on the afternoon OF
March at the home OF Mrs. B
Frank. 81 s. Franklin ST.
The Eldeen club met "Wednesday
evening with Mrs Walter Erler, $40
=. Indiana Az. Ten members were
present and the evening was spent
socially on the evening of March
s the club VIII meet with Mrs Frank
Datson. 4os r. Haney av.
Mrs Loretta Rupe. 517 S. Rush
ST.. entertained Wednesday evenine
the members Of the Shamrock club
The evening was spent socially and
light refreshments We're served &c
IS members. The club VIII meet
again I'm two weeks. the place 20 be
announced later
Mrs. r.. r. Long. Oil W LaSaIle
av. was hostess Wednesday after
noon % the members of the Mod
ern Priscilla club. The Afternoon
was spent socially and I'm a guessin a
contest the favor was won BY Mrs
n T. u. Johnson. Decorations sug.