South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-11
SOCEntu.

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a charming informal affair was
riven Friday az o'clock in the Rob
erts0n Tea Room when the members
- the u. a. j.. houored the state re-
gent % the organization. Mrs. sam
mel Elliott Perkins Of indianapolis.
no luncheon. Thirty-dve guests We're
seated az the carefully appointed
table bearing novel decorations sug-
gestive OF ST. patriCks day. After
the luncheon. "a business meeting
was held en- the home o. Mrs T.. j.
Lent. l07 ~. shore dr.. The next
meeting OF the ID. A. r.. viii take
place April ~ at The home Of Mrs.
Charles Francis Riverside dr.
Section 10 ~ the Literature de-
partment az the Progress club gave
an interesting program Friday at
$3.50 O'Clock az the club. Several
vocal selections were given by Mrs.
W. j. Kennedy. accompanied by Mrs.
Floyd Gaumer and Miss Evelyn Full
mer played two piano numbers.
Mrs. Horace Fox presented a clever
review of "The Stranger Within the
Gates" by Mary Shipman Andrews
AZ the business meeting "a nominal
ton OF officers was held and the cleo
tion was decided 90 take place AT the
next meeting which viii be held
March "a Plans were completed
for the program which will be pre-
scnted March IS before the general
club. The entertainment viii consist
OF two plays. "The Fat of the Land a"
by Andrea Yeviersha. and The Re
volt OF Mother" by Mary Wilkins
Freeman.
Guest day was observed at the Fri
day afternoon meeting OF the Par
ent-Teachcrs club Of the Coquillard
school The program for the after
noon was opened with selections
sung by the Coqhllard school cho-
rus. led by Miss Rose Statler. direc-
tor 4 tooth brush drill was given
by the pupils of the 3-B grade. as
was also a handkerchief drill under
the direction OF the school nurse.
Miss Nina Douglas. Piano numbers
were furnished 10y Miss Violet Veg
ner and a reading was given by Mrs.
nastor of the First M. II. church.
gave an address on The Use and
Abuse of the Motion Picture A
social hour followed the program.
during which light refreshments
were served. The hostesses for the
afternoon We're Mesdames J.. J.
Graf. Arthur Grieger r.. G.. IL.
SteineL Albert Lang. Mark Miller.
Emil SchinOk j.. H. Gerpheide. w.
A. Carl. Stewart Weisner. Charles
Lavenberg. W. +. Anwander and
/. d. Bland.
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
met Friday afternoon at the X. OF
p. hall Twenty members were
present and the afternoon was spent
at needIework. During the social
hour light refreshments were served
by the hostesses in charge. on next
Friday the circle viii hold an all day
session and a pot luck dinner will
be served at noon. The next regu-
Tar meeting Of the circle viii tai r
place March "a nc the hall
Mrs Charles Culp. 119 r.. Indiana
av.. was hostess Friday afternoon
10 the members of the Frances Will
lard w. c. r. L. The program for
the afternoon was in charge o. airs.
Gertrude Albright and Mrs. Ada
Bardhard led the devotionals. Ten
members we're present
one of the most delightful affairs
In the history of the Mothers club
which was "a years old Thursday
was the dinner given by the Fathers
az the Robertson Tea room I'm the
evening. Thirty-eight guests were
seated at "a U-shaped table made at
tiactive with silver baskets of Calen-
dula and fresia The affair was in
charge OF Or. Glenn Shidler. chair
man. who was assisted 10y Charles L
Millhouse and Harold J.. Herr The
membership Of the Mothers club IS
limited 90 - and "a report was given
by Mrs. Thomas Bulla showing that
only - mothers had been admitted
10 membership in the "a years Fol
lowing dinner. Mrs George FullneI
gave a toast 20 the Fathers" and
Mrs. H W. Eldredge save one to the
Mothers puzzle. which spelled
the name of the organization wher
completed, was won by Mrs. Lyle
Humble. Mrs Adam Shidler and
Mrs. II w. Eldredge A debate
Resolved that Womans Suffrage 4.
a Failure, was given by A. c. era
ham and Thomas Buua for the af
tirmative and Mrs r. NJ Herr. Mrs
j. VI. Sawyer and Mrs Charles Zig