South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-25
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As. courtesy TO Mrs Fran,
over. Of Detroit and AIrs. Emma
9etz. 81 this city Mrs Philip Goetz.
Madison sf.. entertained at "a !
t clock luncheon Tuesday afternoon.
silver basket ~ pink carnations
nd narcissi ceutcred the carefully
E opointed table. az which covers
ere placed for eight. The guests
ere Mrs. Fred Martin, Mrs. Solo
on Fox. Mrs Adolph GinZ Mrs.
tfary wenRer. Mrs. Emma Rock
rob and Mrs. Philip KEngel
The civlcs and philanthropy dee
artment OF the Progress club pre-
'uted a very interesting entertain
ient for the patients az Healthwin
uesday evening The affair was in
1arge or aIrs. Charles TmmCI. while
10 transportation committee IN
luded Mrs. l.. =. S. Wood, Mrs.
rank Nicely and Mrs. Charles J.
tahl The program consisted OF n
.iolin solo by lester Tompsett. piano
yet by the Misses Matilda Christ
ian and Rose Satier. vocal number
y Miss Glendora Juds0n. a reading
~ Miss Dorothy Cookingham. 4 trio
p violin. cello and piano gave the
elections BY the Brook" and Ser
made" by Herbert. and Moorish
light Song" Miss Satler played the
clio. Lester Tompsett the violin and
fiss Christman the piano. a cor
lst solo by Frances Messick COM
lpeted the evenings program. This
3 the second entertainment present
4 this year by the department OF
ivfcs and philanthropy of the Prog
ess club at Healthwin.
The Model Kitchen" was the sub
ect OF an interesting lecture pre-
ented Tuesday afternoon by Mrs.
Meredith German before the mem
ers OF the home department OF the
'outh Bend Woman's club at the
Tub rooms. The speaker gave in
etai1 the main requisites for a new
.ltchen and discussed the important
actors 20 be considered in remodel
ng an old kitchen. 4 short business
meeting preceded the lecture, at
which the chairman, Mrs. Edgar
.jonds. presided. on the afternoon
f Feb. IS. the department viii en-
ertain at card party and the next
ocular meeting will be held on Feb.
IS, at which time the department
win present the subject Interior
Decoration" the speaker 60 be an
nounced later.
The Nature study Department Of
he Progress Club met Tuesday aft
srnoon at the club house The fol-
owing program was presented:
The Honey Bee" by Miss Amanda
McCombs; "The Bundle Bee" by
Mrs. c. II. Pitcher; a reading. FUSS
and Feathers" BY Burroughs, was
,iven by Mrs. Ernest Young. a short
business meeting proceeded the pro-
cram. on Feb. Il, the department
viii hold its next meeting at which
lime the program viii be in charge
~ Mrs. T. II. NOgt, Miss Hilda Hau-
san and Miss Catherine Bostwick.
The Avalon Grotto 80. As gave
heir regular monthly dance Tuesday
svoning at the Tribune auditorium.
Steimrica's Orchestra played the
program of dances for about 100
ouples. The committee of the even
ing included X. w. DubaI, chair
man. A. Kerndt. b. B. Bidwell, II.
II. Boyer. =. Ray Buck. Q. HaclSa-
horn, Gus Peterson and @. Van
3rsdell
Mrs. +. s. Webster, Niles av.. was
hostess Tuesday afternoon to the
members of the Bide-A-Wee club.
The afternoon was spent playing 500.
he favor being given 10 Mrs. Frank
Knoblock. Pink and white carna-
lions centered the table from which
a buffet luncheon was served. The
club viii meet on Feb. with Mrs.
Elmer squirt. n Hill ST.
Mrs. Iarrv Gross, 100 T.. South
ST. entertained the members of the
Idle Hour club Tuesday afternoon.
The afternoon was spent socially and
tt a guessing contest the favor was
Won by Mrs. Charles Mes. on Feb
r. the club VIII be entertained at the
1ome of Mrs. William Hege. T53 Lin
oln way +.
The north section Of the Woman S
league or the First NJ p. church
net Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. +.
=. Haas. ~ L. Marion ST. The
assisting hostesses were Mrs. J. c.
lets. Mrs o. T.. Julian. Mrs. II. A.
Tohulka. Mrs. i. O.. Reynolds Mrs.
b. a. Stoll. AIRS q. F. Rachel. Mrs.
W, O. F'assuacht, Mrs. Leroy f.
uaurer. Mrs. J.. a. Hammond. Mrs.
NEW YORK TO SOUTH BEND
600 smart street. afternoon. din.
ler and evening dresses arrive. ON
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