South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-02
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The annual state Day luncheon OF
the PROGRESS club VIII Ice held sat
urday. March ID at 3 o'clock ar me
oliver hotel. PreCediuE the luncn-
con an informal reception viii be
held az y o'clock in the pink parlor.
Mrs Percy v. PcnnybacSer express
dent OF the General Federation OF
Wonans clubs. the speaker Of the
afternoon. viii Doc IN the receiving
line. as viii also Mrs. " j. Terrence
% Evansville. president Of the state
Federation. Mrs Frank j. Sheehan.
OF Gary. corresponding secretary
Mrs Charles T. Drummoud. treas
urer and other state officers.
The hoeterses for the affair VIII
be the ex-pres.dents OF the club. the
mem bers OF the board Of directors,
the department Chairmen. and the
chairman o. standing committees Tor
the wear. The committees in charge
OF tn. luncheon include Miss Ella
Rieman and Mrs. Chester Montgom-
er,r. ARRANGEMENTS. Mrs T.. T.. Green
an. Mrs Fred Woodward and Miss
sarah LYON. invitations. Mrs. Hugh
p Dunuahoo. Mrs r. NJ. Morris,
afrs. walter Muessel. Mrs. T. j.
Walsh and Miss Katherine campbell
tickets. Mrz. George Fulmer and
Miss Maude Heath music Mrs. sam
Bunker Mrs. T.. T. Chaplin Mrs.
Homer Miller and Mrs. Russell
Thompson. decoration, Mrs Richard
Elbel and Miss Virginia Tut pro-
gram.
Tickets may be procured from the
ticket committee. board members
and from the Grace shop. All res
ervations must be I'm by Thursday
noon. March O.
The thirty-thlrd anniversary Of
the Wednesday club took place
wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Q. S. BosenbUry. 323 w. Ma
varre ST. Sweet peas, forget-me-
nots and fresia in a silver basket
formed a lovely centerpiece of the
table at which were seated IS mem
bers. The afternoon was spent
socially and Mrs George Beitner
gave "a reading. The club will hold
its next meeting on the afternoon Of
March Is at the home Of Mrs. l.. 3.
Slaughter. LaMonte Terrace.
Honorlng Miss Helen Burke. a
bride-elect of this month, Mrs. Max
Adler. 5O7 w. LaSalle av.. enter
tanned at a Iuncheon-bridge party
"Wednesday afternoon. Fourteen
guests were seated at a carefully
appointed table bearing pink can
dies I'm crystal holders while pink
cupids added clever touch 10 an
artistic arrangement Of broken
hearts. The afternoon was spent al
The bridge tables. the favors being
given 10 Miss Bernice Lippman and
Mrs. Leon Livingston.
The Sigma ri Epsilon entertained
at $50 dinner Wednesday evening
at the Chamber of Commerce. The
affair was in the nature of a guest
party. Covers were placed for 2 10 at
an attractive table conferred with a
basket OF sweet peas. Following the
dinner the party attended the the
alter. The guests of the club were
the Misses Isabel Chamberlain,
Pauline Jellison. Helen Fisher. Dor
othy Cookingham. Helen Miller,
Lois Murner. Evelyn Jacobson and
Gladys CottreH.
An interesting meeting of the
Henry Studebaker school Mothers
club took place Wednesday after
noon fin the school auditorium. The
hostes were Mrs. a. Temslin Mrs.
J. Whiteman. Mrs. L. Williams. Mrs.
T. LivenCood and Mrs T.. Hullin-
ger. Following the business meet
ing. which was held at $50 o o'clock,
the following program was given.
Mrs. Russell Place sang several vocal
selections and an address Health
Through Food. was given by Miss
Ethel Deeph0use. a report of the
nutrition class In the school by Miss
Judge was an interesting feature
and a discussion followed Miss
Mary Zimmerly closed the program
with several piano numbers. A So
cial hour was enjoyed and light re-
freshments served by the hostesses
in charge OF the affair
The members Of the Franklin
Mothers club were entertained
"Wednesday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. C. TT. Rhodes. 414 2. Bron-
son St The assisting hostess was
Mrs Howard Smith feature Of