South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-28
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The seventh anniversary banquet
az the Phi Delta Kappa fraternity
was held at o'clock Monday even
irc r Che Gold Room OF the oliver
hotel. Covers were placed for p
I.u.crs $50 "l shaped table,
bearing centerpiece OF spring flow
crs During the dinner. the Big Five
orchestra played. and later an in
formal program was presented.
Walter O'Keefe pleasing with a
group Of songs and monologues,
while Richard Curruy entertained
with several unusual Rotations.
The ~. c. T. T.. held the first
session OF their country institute
Monday afternoon 40 1880 O'Clock al
fhe First Presbyterian church. The
comm ittees appointed FOR tine con-
tention included Mrs. Ethel T. Bair,
pres aIrs Dora Staples, courtesies.
Mrs Eldora From, membership and
Mrs Myrtle Remme. bulletin. a
discussion of state plan work to-
Rether with the national plaan %
trio teams for membership drives
occupied some time and practically
three minute talks for department
work were given by various depart
meut superintendents. Following the
business session. an interesting pro-
grom was given. the state vice-pre-
sident. Mrs. Ida Mills. OF KokomO,
Ind. and Mrs. DIinda Love Of In
dlanapolis. giving the principal ad-
dresses. In the evening. Mrs. Love
spoke 20 the young people az the
church and later a piaylet was pre-
sented by the younger members OF
the institute Tuesday morning at
$50 the institute viii open for a
morning program. which win con-
sist Of music, devotonals and a dis
cussion on the importance OF pri-
mary elections. Rsv. NJ. NJ. Rogers
viii talk on Recent Prohibition
Victories" The afternoon session
VIII begin at 1890 o'clock at which
time What the ti-Prohibitionists
Are Doing 90 Overthrow the Eitht-
eenth Amendment" will be discussed
by Rev Crosse. The evening meet
Ing will be open 10 the public and
Mrs. Mix viii speak on Law En-
forcement.'
The Art Department OF the Prog
ress Club reelected Mrs. Frederick
Elbel. chairman: Miss Ethel Mont
cOmery. vice chairman; Miss Erythe
Brown. treasurer; while Miss Mary
DuShane was elected secretary at the
regular meeting which was held
Monday afternoon at the club house.
Following the business meeting, Miss
Esta Grantham spoke on the figure
painters, Childe Hassan, Elizabeth
Nourse and Walter Ufer. Plans
were completed for the annual
Spring Art Exhibit, which will open
on April in the new club house,
322 y. Main ST. The next meeting
OF the department will be held April
10. at which time the subject OF
Interior Decoration" Will be con-
sidered.
The marriage OF Miss Alice Muir
dock. daughter OF Mrs. Samuel T
Murdoch. Of indianapolis. and DIT
Horace r. Lyons. OF Rochester
Mimi. viii take place April 18th al
Indianapolis. with Bishop Lllas oil
Kansas City. olsCiating. Miss Muir
College, who has number of friends
in this city has just returned with
her mother from abroad. The wed
ding will be a -ery quiet affair. with
only the immediate families in at
tendance.
The Lincoln Literary club was
pleasantly entertained Monday after
noon at the home Of Mrs Edward
Vogt. 1856 Portage av A talk on
Nature study was given by Mrs
Vogt. while Mrs James Proud had
charge OF the history study hour.
The next meeting viii be held April
10 az the home Of Mrs Nern Van
Duesen. 1924 Blaine av.
Tn celebration OF the 67th anniver-