South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-28
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Alex Jean Fduru.er or Ease Aa-
rora. ~ s.. appeared iu lecture
Monday afternoon before The menu
bers Of the AIT department ol tue
Progress club -anl their sIestt The
artist chose for his =u1Jer- err
ratio Tendencies az Modern Art.
attribut.ug TIE esratc types cf
painting 10 the JAZZ period through
which the world Us now passing. Ip
speaking Of the CLJ-st and the Fu-
tu~lst. Mr. FouruIer EId. 'N0 doubt
they have something 90 express. but
people do not readily get the
thought III may Doe eventually they
viii give 10 artists on awakening
which has net yet been clearly dee
the future I'm paying tribute 90
CCrot MILLER and Rembrandt Mr.
Fournier said that their work Sue
corporated decidedly definite idea
which Guild be understood and which
was worthy q the appreciation 10
inspired OF Whistler. ne STRESSED
that masters clear ouliue- ana
beauty OF c0'oring "Masterp.ec
only exist when there are people to
appreciate them Every work Of
art must have lts oun audience" he
Unmarked in conclusion. fca was
served following the lecture and d
social hour was enjoyed.
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A large attendance including
representative Of various w0mcns
organizations was present no The
regular meeting OF The League OIL
Women Voters. held Monday eveE-
ing az s O'Clock i'm the South Bend
Women's club. J. N. s. BLDG. 60 h az
Mrs. Arthur =. Cox, of indianapolis,
talk on Women and Modern In
dustrialism." Mrs. cox who IS serv-
ing as director or the State Indust-
rial board OF Indiana. presented an
accurate survey OF the wages, hours
and conditions under which the wO-
ment OF this state work. The meet
Ing was in charge of the Citizen
ship committee Of the league ana
Mrs A. +. Martin chairman of the
committee. presided. The next meet
ing of the league viii be held mex
Monday afternoon in the South
Bend Woman's club home.
The Delta Sigma Epsilon fratern-
fly CT the Alpha Mu chapter. enter
tained with Thanksgiving hop
Monday evening IN the Rotary room
Of the oliver hotel. The ball room
Wah made attractive with maroon
and black streamers and a fraternity
banner and a coat Of arms complet-
e. N.rrY-- H. ON ~
twenty-five couples enjoyed the pro-
gram of dances as played by the Biz
Five orchestra. The committee ir
charge OF the delightful affair con-
sisted of tt. =. Keller chairman;
Paul Wuthrich, Robert Earl and
William Earl. The patrons and
patronesses wer Mr.. and Mrs. c. X.
Kuehne and Mrs and Mrs. T.. &.
Gerber
Mrs. James Proud. SAT Forest av.,
entertained the members of the
Lincoln Literary club Monday after
noon Mrs Frank Irwin was i'm
charge Of the study department and
read and discussed two chapters OF
the History OF the United States,
which the club is studying this year.
The current events were i'm charge
OF Mrs Neru Van Duesen and Mrs.
George Mylcr gave an interesting
paper on THE Caves of Indiana"
During the sotial hour light re-
freshmcuts were served to ten menu
bers. The next meeting viii be hell
Dec. { at which time Mrs. =. j sud
darth. 319 Laport av-. VIII he the
hostess.
Twenty members of the Thalla
sorority were entertained with q 8
o'clock supper Monday evening az
the home of Miss Iva Baymau. 500
Riverside dr Following the regular
business session I'm which plans We're
made for a Hard Time party 90 br
given next Friday evening ut g. place
70 be decided l1te~. the evening was
spent socially Next Monday even
ms the sorority viii hold q regular
meeting 1T the home or Miss Irene
Hammond 1850 Woodward av.
Miss Fr.eda & Garten. daughter
az Mr.. and AIRS r. IT. Carton. 1873
Dubau av.. and william T.. Dusdalc,
son of Air and Airs vs.. p Ducdaie,
cC9 r Navarro ST.. were married