South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-04
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The eighth anniversary OF the
Woman's Dining club was celebrated
Friday evening with a dinner IA the
Gold room OF the oliver hotel. The
table at which were seated - guests
was very artistic with an arrange
ment OF autumn foliage and bitter
sweet. Jessie Royce lands, Of the
lends School OF Expression, in Chi
caEo. gave the program. Mrs. lands
is a dramatic artist ~ exceptional
finish and possesses a most pleasing
personality. She Is well known ia the
city having appeared before the
Rotary club at their Holiday F'roAc
last year and again before the mem
bers or the Woman's club last
month. Her program Friday evening
included a cutting from George Ar
uss' play. THE Green Goddess IN
which her Interpretation Of the fam
Gus actor was most artistic. She
charmed with her pianalogues and
her short humorous sketches proved
rare entertainment. The next oHar
on the club calendar win be the am
nual Christmas party the second
Tuesday 90 December.
Honoring Miss Frances SaHnger.
whose marriage to Rabbi Albert r..
Minda OF Minneapolis VIII take place
Nov. IA. and Mrs Robert Happ, a
recent bride. Mrs Franklin Arthur
BouHon. i28 s. Rush ST.. entertain
ed with a / o'clock luncheon AT the
Robertson tea room Friday. Pale
yellow tapers In silver holders and
a cluster OF yellow pom pom chry-
santhemums formed the lovely dec
orations OF the table at which Were
seated Miss Salinger Mrs. Robert
Happ. Mrs. Eli r. Seebirt Mrs. r.
Louis Rostiser. Mrs. Willard Happ,
Miss Florence Salinger. Mrs. J. Al
bert Harris, Miss Gertrude Chillas
Mrs. Christian Pretz. Mrs. Louis
EIbel. Mrs. l. r. Greenan. Mrs. VIII
liam Laven and Mrs. r. j.. Fry.
Guest favors were given 20 Mrs.
Happ and Miss Salinger and "A cor
sage marked the place of each
guest
THE Life and Works of Dirk
Bouts. Flemish Painter was the
Interesting subject which Mrs c. T..
Francis presented Friday afternoon
at the regular meeting of the art
department of the south Bend WO-
mans club. J. NJ. s. bldg. Current
events on American art were given
BY Mrs. Lydia Sawyer. During the
business session, reports were read
OF the card party which the depart
ment gave Thursday. the proceeds
OF which were given 20 the Clue
Home Fund. Plans were discussed
for the departments day before the
general club which will take place
in January. The next meeting will
lbe held Nov. s at which time Mrs.
Charles Moreland VIII give the life
and works Of Hans Membrane. Fiem-
ish artist and Mrs. William PrOsba-
co will be in charge of the current
art events.
HonorinE her house guest. Mrs.
Merrette Spalding OF Clinton. Ia.
Mrs. Gates Harpel 1858 Woodward
av. entertained six tables OF bridge
Fri1ay afternoon. Tine favors of the
Rostiser and Mrs. Earl Jackson.
Luncheon was served at small tables
graced with center2ieces Of yellow
chrysanthemums on Tuesday,
Nov Z. Mrs Harpel will entertain
again as a courtesy to Mrs Spald-
ins.
The missionary department of the
First Presbyterian church held the
annual praise service on Friday aft
ernOon I'm the church parlOrs Mrs.
r. s. Sayre emphasized service and
sacrifice in her Thoughts for tho
quiet hour Aeroplane views of our
southern mountains and their peO-
pie were given under the direction
OF Miss Charlotte Partridge. the fol-
lowing ladies acting as guides at the
different mission schools-Mrs Ell
mer Crockett. Harlan County Com
munity Life school. and Mrs. Annie
Brown Langdon. Memorial school I'm
the Kentucky mountains: Mrs.
Trout. Iron Works. ozark noun
tains Missouri: Mrs. Augusta
Schurtz. Oshv.ue school. Mrs. c. A
Lipp.ncott. DarIand Bell Institute.
~ tl-s MIS- "a i.N4LEOIt. Laura
Sunderland Memoria. school. y. c.
Miss May AppIegate Mossop school
for Girs, Tenn; Mrs. ] 7. Walker
Pattie Stockdale school I'm West Vir-
siuia. Refreshments were served
during the social hour by the hos
tesses. Mrs @ w Hyde. Mrs w w.
Ridenour. Mrs A. A. Russell Mrs
G II. Myers and Mrs. F. NJ. Boone.
Mrs. NJ p. Keegan. ago w. LaSalle
av.. entertained the members OF her
bridge club Friday afternoon at her
home. Favors Of the afternoon were
given 10 Mrs. Walter Dennis and
Mrs. Keegan Following the game
2 buffet luncheon was served TO u
guests from a table Centered with a
bouquet If varied colored autumn
flowers IN two weeks, Mus. Abe