South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-18
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'AIy Trip To France was the In
teresting subject Miss Helen Greg
/ oFy presented 20 thesmembers OF the
/ Clvics and Philanthropy department
I Of the Progress club at the regular
meeting held Friday afternoon at 3
1 O'Clock az the club. Picturing the
plight or the war stricken country.
with the world conflict. the speaker
while giving most accurate &C
| count OF French people and cus-
fums. told OF many humorous incl
dents which occurred during her So
Journ there. Following the program.
q regular business session was held.
the department chairman. Mrs. Lu-
tie p. Gum presiding. on next Tues
C1y evening the department VIII
i sponsor an open meeting 10 which
ali organizations and individuals in
i tsrested In the care OF deliuquents
are invited. W. r Miller, Juvenile
officer will discuss What Is Being
Done For Delinquents."
The members OF the d. A. r. were
entertained Friday afternoon with a
/ O'Clock luncheon at the home OF
Mrs. Fred Woodward 522 y. St.
Joseph 81. The hostess was assisted
ly Or. Martha Thomas. Mrs. +. ].
Lent. Mrs. +. i. Stedmam. Mrs.
Otto Knoblock and Mrs. Kate Lin
pus. Following the luncheon Col. G.
=. Bullock spoke on The Needs Of
South Sends Foreign Citizens" Civ
ing practical suggestions for work
the ID. A. r. might carry on. The
out OF town guestc were Mrs. A. g.
Hill OF Cleveland and Mrs =.
Thompson. Port Huron. Mich. The
next meeting viii take place Dec. Is
and viii be a luncheon at the Ro-
bertson Tea room.
The department OF literature and
dramatic art OF the South Bend Wo-
mans club met at $3.50 o'clock in
he club rooms. J. NJ. S. bldg. Fri
day afternoon. The program includ-
ed q review OF Booth TurkingtOn's
Gibson Upright" and a reading OF
the star Spangled Banner" by
Mary Raymond Andrews the latter
being given by Mrs. Gates Harpel.
The study club OF the department
viii meet Monday afternoon at $3.50
O'Clock at the home Of Mrs. c. +.
Francis, Riverside dr.. The play
which was 10 have been given Fri
day has been postponed 70 a later
date.
William Gilmore. rs Sadie St, en-
tertained Thursday evening the Oc-
casion being his birthday anuiver-
sary. Sixteen guests spent the even
ing with games and music and light
refreshments were served.
The Home Service department of
the First Presbyterian church met
Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs r. g. Stephenson. North Shore
DR.. The assisting hOstesses were Mrs.
A. NJ. Russell Mrs. r. a. Miller.
Mrs. St. clair Darden. Mrs w. @.
Davies, jr.. Mrs. j. S. ROming. Mrs.
r. Murdoch. Mrs. J. r. Clousc and
Mrs. r. r. Lundy. The program OF
the afternoon was opened with a vO-
cal solo The Lost Hour" by Kra-
mer. sung by Mrs r. v Melbourne,
Miss Julia Hatch gave an Informal
talk on her missionary work in
Siam. During the social hour dain-
" refreshments were served to 60
guests.
The Crumstown Home Economics
club met at the home Of Mrs. Henry
Plumbeck. Sample ST. I'd, Wednes-
day for an all day meeting a pot
luck dinner was served at noon 90
so members and five visitors and
roll call was responded TO with
Thanksgiving quotations The after
noon program consisted OF a paper
on The origin of Thanksgiving. "
read by Mrs. r. NJ Robertson. fol-
lowed by the reading OF the club
creed By Miss Bessie Sensenbaugh.
Readings were given by Mrs. Fred
Rice. Mrs. Glider Wedel and Miss
Ina Miller. The next meeting viii Toe
held az the home Of Mrs. Frank
NTangus. Crumstown I'd.
Mrs. Rose Oerlein OF 734 y. St
Louis blvd. announces the marriage
OF her daughter. Martha Mandler 70
Thomas J. Walsh OF 1907 s. Lafay-
cite blvd The wedding ceremony
was performed by Rev. William
Leunartz OF St. Joseph's church. y.
Hill ST.. at O'Clock Wednesday
morning. The bride was attended by
Mss Helen Kuhasik. A wedding
supper was given at the home OF the
brides mother and so guests were
entertained
The Woman's auxiliary OF West
minister Presbyterian church was
entertained Friday afternoon az the
home OF Mrs J. 3. Fields. SOS ".
Navarro ST. Plans were completed
FOR the annual chicken pie supper
and bazaar 20 be he'd at the church
Dec. 2. The remainder OF the after
neon was spent socially. Mrs. c. a.
Bacon pleasing with several piano
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