South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-25

day. September goth.
The officers who assumed their
duties. June LIST. and who VIII be
/ the hOstesses are. Mrs Lloyd =.
. Greenan. president, Mrs Hugh z.
DunnahOo. first ce-president, Mrs.
William Happ. sscond vice-prCsd-
dent: Mrs. sam Bunker. third VICE
l president; Miss May Apologize.
treasurer; Miss Harriet KeIar. as
slstant treasurer: Mrs. Walter
Muessel. recording secretary; Mrs.
Lafayette LeNan Porter. cores
pOnding secretary; Mrs. Chester +.
/ Montgomery. membership secretary;
Mrs. Richard Elbel. Mrs. Homer
Miller Mrs. + VI. Morris Miss
Ella Rieman. Mrs. T. J. Walsh, Mrs.
I Orlo Deahl. Miss Maude Heath, and
Mrs. Richard Kuehn, directors.
The frs regular business meet
I ing is scheduled for October eth.
/ The speaker o. ;ls afternoon Will be-
Or. Preston Bradley, pastor OF the
Peoples church, Chicago. Dr.
1 bradley is widely known as an ora
| or and his cau-ch is crowded a.
! every service.
october 21st Col. Charles Ar
thur Carlisle Will speak on The
] Orient" under the auspices of
C:vics and Philanthropy depar--
ment.
November 4th, Herbert Corey
viii appear. Mr.. Corey was inter
rational correspondent for the
/ Associated Press during the war.
/ Ills articles have appeared IN all
/ leading magazines lie is an author
/ ity on international questions.
The Progress club en.husiastical-
/ " presents two local artists of wide
repute, Wednesday evening, Deem
/ Der 18th; Richard Seidel, who holds
| chair of first violin IN Chicago SYM
! rhony orchestra, and Louis Elbel,
| pianist and composer.
February 3rd, Adrian NJ. Newens,
humorist and impersonator. will
g.ve his Message From Mars" Mr..
| Newens is wholesome and effective.
and these qualities make him de-
/ lightful entertainer.
The annual State Day luncheon
will be held, Saturday. March 3rd.
Each Of the nine departments Will
! present one general program Jefore
! the general club, during the year.
The board Of directors is pleased
to present DR.. Edward Howard
Griggs of New York City. president
/ OF Department OF Philosophy,
| Prooklyn Institute or Arts and
| Science, for the fifth consecutive
year in series Of six lectures on
! THE Divine Comedy Of Dante"
| The theme of each lecture is as
fellows: The Medieval World and
| the Life Of Dante" The Problem
OF the Divine Comedy" The Infer
no." THE Purgatorio.' THE Two
Types Of Paradise" and The Par
adiso and the Bea.iic Vision
DR.. Grigg's lectures and all gen
I oral meetings will be held in the
Tapestry room oliver hotel. except
| those of December 10th, January
9Th and January 20th.
Each department offers attractive
and instructive programs, which
VIII be given at the Progress club.
The Art department, Mrs. Fred
! Elbel, chairman. opens with a re-
Ception. Monday afternoon, Sep
/ tember 25th. The program com
mittee has chosen as subjects for
study: signs Of he Times in the
Art World" ana Topics Pertain
/ ing to the Home Artistic" There
Will be an exhibit Of china and pot
/ terry Of the Empire Period" the
7 private collection Of Daniel Cation
Pich. a. the reception and exhibits
OF Erratic pictures, Chinese pOrce-
iains. japanese prints and prints OF
prize pictures viii be held later in
the year.
In the future. the department
will present Miss Eleanor Colby.
once editor of a department in
Good Housekeeping" who Will -alk
on art in Every Day Life" illus
trated by sketches and figures
Crawn as the speaker talks.
November 9th, Alexis Jean
! Fourier will talk ON "Errstc Ten
denotes In Modern Painting
The fourth annual art exhibit
win be held I'M March or April.
The year will close. May 14th,
with a social meeting.
Civics and Philanthropy depart
uent Mrs Lui.e Baker Gum.
chairman. will study American
ism" Child Welfare" and Imm!-
grafton"
The season viii open. October
I oh. with an afternoon tea
october goth Mrs. Arthur T.
Cox. director of state industrial
beard Of Indiana. viii talk on
Legislative Problems"
January 18Th, Rev. Archibald Nc
Ciure Will address the department
on The Contribution of he Immi-
grant to America George a. Bell
amy. nationally known as a settle
nent worker and lecturer, VIII
speak. February 2nd. Sewing at
the Orphans Home, at Epworth
hospital. and special days devoted
20 different nationaEt.es. are fea-
lures Of the program The year
VIII close with n social meeting ar
tie home Of Mrs. Gum
Current Events department. Mrs.
/ Mis- s. LLndquist. chairman, has
provided interesting programs The
topics are varied and OF current
value.
The year opens. Oc.ober 2nd,
with a social afternoon IN charge
/ OF the officers OF the department.
Special parties follow through
the year. on appropriate dates.
December 9Th. Dr.. c. a. Lippin-
colt viii give the address
The calendar closes win the an
rual May Day party.
History department. Mrs. L =
| F.ckenscher, chairman. has planned
I Intensely interesting and Instructive
topics on American and European
history