South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-25
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The current history OK the South
Bend Woman's club presented the
program Friday afternoon at the
general club meeting The club
rooms were made attractive with a
profuslon Of chrysanthemums IN
wicker baskets. NJ. Bastketour. an
Armenian minister spoke briefly on
the Near East Relief" delight
ful musical program arranged by
Mrs j. r Gauiey. consisted Of num-
bers by Jack Graham, pianist. en-
titled Moment Musicale" by ".
Mask owskI and Revert D'Amour''
by WilmOt Jemont Arthur Haze
rens. tenor. accompanied By Mrs A.
II. Sturgis pleased with --Duna," b.
McGill and "A Memory" by Ru-
dolph CAM. The lecturer Cor the
afternoon was DR.. +. ". Linton OF
Indiana university, who spoke on
2 problems or The Day" In open
ing he said: The tendency Of the
day Is to critically put under the
microscope political platforms and
problems. religious beliefs. and
every problem which touches the
masses What we once scanned
specifically we are now beginning
r 20 anslyse carefully In every detail"
The speaker then proceeded 20 IL
lustrate ga recent events. their und-
crying motives and 20 his listeners
tendencies Following the lecture,
tendencies Following the lecture,
tea was served % about 100 mem
bers and guests. By Mrs J. +. Bern
hardt, chairman and her committee.
Mrs. p. r. Whitehill, chairman OF
the department. presided and Mrs.
a. NJ Harris was In charge OF the
decorations OF the rooms.
The regular meeting OF the Novel
club was held last evening at the
home OF Mrs. Eugene Blair Warner.
318 w Navarro st. Dinner was
served az Z o'clock 90 j guests. the
table being conferred with crystal
basket Of bronze pom pons and
lighted by bronze tapers in crystal
holders. Following dinner the
fourth chapter Of the story was reaG
and the remainder Of the evening
spent informally. Out-of-town
members present included Miss
Mary White OF New York City. Mrs.
William Dudley Bungert. Of Long
Beach. Calf. and Mrs. Herbert
David Warner. OF Decatur. I'll. The
next meeting will be with Miss Hell
en- Herr 42O n. Main st.
Mrs. II. VI. Harper. s24 Park av.,
and Mrs. Hugo woolverton. 727 w
Washington St, entertained with a
Iuncheon-b bridge Friday afternoon
at the home OF the latter. Yellow
and white conferred the table from
which a buffet luncheon was served
to % guests. The afternoon was
spent at the bridge tables. the favors
being given to Mrs. Charles Huff,
Mrs Norris Zeigler and Mrs. Jack
Studebaker III Among the guests
was Mrs. James Van de Bosch Of
Cleveland o.
The treat Of the season proved
Fridays program, when Prof.
George Shuster. OF the English de-
partment OF Notre Dame university
appeared before the members OF
Section III, Literature Department OF
the Progress club at 3 o'clock and
delivered a most interesting dis
course on nc ItHCH ~ ANA d"
Comparison With That OF The Eng
fish" Preceding the lecture, Miss
Glendora Judson, accompanied by
Miss B. Parker. pleasingly sang
selection from Carmen" and
Spring. The meeting was open
TO other departments or the club
and their guests.
Mrs. l.. A. S. Wood, ga Leland av.,
entertained with an afternoon bridge
Friday at her home. Sixteen guests
enjoyed the afternoon playing bridge
and the favors OF the game were won
by Mrs J. r. Townsend, Mrs. c. J.
Stahl. Mrs. III. Peters and Mrs. r.
Hawklnson. Lavender and white
pom pom chrysanthemumsf formed the
lovely centerpiece OF the table at
which Is guests were seated. The
affair was the second OF which Mrs.
Weed has been hostess this week.
Mrs. J. w Shidler. SIS w Navarro
81. assisted by Mrs. Edwin Witwer,
Mrs. George witwer. Mrs George
FuImer. and Mrs. Charles Murdoch,
entertained the members OF the
M0LntE~ tAubs their nQnbdIllS anu
guests at a 6.S0 dinner Friday even
Inc az the home OF Mrs. Shidler. Pom
pom chrysanthemums OF yellow and
white formed the attractive center
pieces OF the tables at which were
seated 60 guests. The evening was
spent informally
The Ever Ready class OF West
minister Presbyterian church was en-
tertained Friday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. II. X. Crosse. go Port !
age av. Thirty-five members were ]
present and after the business meet (
ing the time was spent socially. Mrs. /
Luther Martin accompanied by Mrs. I
Crosse sang n group OF songs and a |
stunt. An Auction Of Famous Paint