South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-24
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tive Painters was the
ssaIer- f1r the afternoon. program
~ tho ~ department of .a. Prog
res- club which met N1rd after
soon a. at5 a-r.oe. t. fa. club
house Mis- HH Staples auly dis
ussed the ua-r ar Edwin A. ABB
Beg and Arb..I aver -aile Mrs
I. r. AItrrt spot. Oh John LaFarge
AL rr-i-f. A Law. Sketches ~
the hives OF these men were pre-
sented ard their contributions 10
decorative art considered. A short
business meeting preceded the pro-
Erani ~ which the department
chairman. Mrs FrederiCN EibeL
presided Final arrangements were
made for the special meeting 20 be
he q Feb j.. az which time the de-
partrnent viii bring AIr. and Mrs
e Dudley of Chicago. the former
ar artist. who viii give a unique
performance ~ creative work. to-
rether with an Informative lecture
Rrrs Dudley. who possesses a rare
soprano voice. viii also appear ON
4he program TIE next regular
meeting Of the department viii be
Feb. 10. and viii be in charge of
Miss Nary DuShane and Mrs. T. IT,.
Writ
Airs L. r. Hardy III Forest av.
entertained Monday evening ar a
$40 O'Clock dinner. the guests he
Ing the members OF the Philathea
class OF Westminster church. OF
which Mrs Hardy is q teacher.
TWenty-eight guests were seated at
tho carefully appointed table CEN
tered with a silver basket OF spring
flowers. After "a short business
meeting. the evening was spent So
cisTy. The class will meet next
month. The place 20 be announced
later
Little Miss Ethel Cushman. $50 T..
Miner ST.. delightfully."- entertained at
a birthday party Sunday afternoon
from until = O'Clock, in honor of
her nth birthday anniversary The
time was spent ar games and music.
Luncheon was served al "a carefully
appointed table. the color scheme Of
which was OF red and white. sweet
peas and premier roses forming The
attractive ccnterpiece. Covers were
placed for eight guests.
Mrs. g. A. Pitcher. SIS y Cush-
Ing ST.. was hostess Monday at a I
O'Clock luncheon. the guests being
the mem beers OF the Lincoln Literary
club Pink flowers Centered the at
placed for 10. Following the lunch
con. a short business session was
held. after which the program OF
the afternoon was presented, which
Included a paper. THE History OF
Ireland" by Mrs. L. !. Reed. a
sketch OF the life and works Of
James Russell Lowell by Mrs James
Proud Mature Study" by Mrs. T.
II. Jackson. The club will be en-
tertained on Feb. IS at the home or
Mrs. George Myler. 1927 sherman
av
Mrs. George Dion. 729 George av.,
entertained Friday evening at her
home. The evening was spent So
ciaIv and with stunts and a two
course luncheon was served TO 10
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. A. POmeTanz. whose
marriage took place on Jan. II. were
guests at dinner Sunday evening
given by Mr.. and Mrs. J. Pomeranz.
400 Cottage Grove av Fourteen
guests were seized At the attractive
table and the evening was spent So
cialIv.
At a meeting held Monday morn
inE AZ the home Of Mrs. Arthur d.
Raker 726 w. washington av., the
following committees We're an
nounceG for the tea 90 he given
Thursday afternoon by the chill
drens Dispensary and Hospital as
ISOLATION. at the home of Mrs
George T. OBrien. 9O3 L. JEFF
fers5n blvd. Mrs. J. O.. Birdsen
chairman OF the refreshment com
lnittee. has chosen as her assistants
Airs r. C. Shankiin. Mrs. W. w
Austin. Mrs. George O'Brien, Mrs
A. d Baker. Mrs Harvey Dalton
Airs w L. Benitz. Mrs. J. r. Bird
-it Mrs. NJ. a. HiCkox. Mrs. Ellis
Mrs. Frank Mayr. jr., Mrs