South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-01
South Bend Wonlan'S Club
Announces Plans for ~

Conrad Adams. chairman. has Sc
lected the study Of Flemish Art for
its years work Among the artists
whose work the department will
study are Hubert and Jan Van
Eycks. Dirk Bouts, Hans Memline.
Gerard David, Quentin Matsys, Ru-
bens, Teniers the Elder. Teniers the
Younger and Van Dyck. Current
events on American art will be a
feature of each program. During
the year the department will pre-
sent living pictures of masterpieces
and will sponsor the second annual
spring Exhibit of South Bends Oils
and Water Colors. On Oct. 20 the
department will be hostess at the
Civic Art Exhibit to be held in the
Tribune Bldg. oct. IA to %.
The program for the Music De-
partment will be Of a miscel laneous
nature The study progrs ms viii
PERTAIN 10 modern music, e assifed
according TO countries. lere will
be two reciprocity pre- ans. one
with the Niles Musical cub and one
with the Music Department OF the
Mishawaka Woman's club, which
will be returned on dates selected
by them. The Junior Musicians
club, which became a Junior FEEDER
ated club through the department.
will be sponsored by Mrs. o. 3.
SCandling. chairman. and Mrs.
Harry Barnes. and will give a uro-
gram for the department on Dec. 8.
on Oct 8, the opening day. this de-
partment will present TO the musical
clubs of the city. Mrs. Henry Schur-
mann of indianapolis. the state pres
ident of the National Federation Of
Musical clubs.
Mrs. ?. F. Whitehill, chairman Of
the Department OF Current and
Natural History. announces II meet
iugs for the year. 10 be devoted to
a series Of lectures on The Import
ant Problems of the Day" by pr. f.
NJ. Linton and the other 6 TO the
study OF Natural History. The first
OF these latter meetings will occur
on oct. 1s. when Brother Alphonsus
of Notre Dame University, a well
known contributor TO the Midland
Naturalist. viii talk on the subject
OF Birds"
The program for the Department
Of Literature and Dramatic Art is
Of a varied nature. comprising re-
views Of some of the best current
publications. both prose and poetry.
dramatization OF plays, and bio
graphies OF the writer's whose works
viii be presented. A new feature
OF the department is a Study Club
for those who desire more intensive
work. This club Will meet in the
homes and will study the recent
biography. The first meeting Will
oe held on Oct. >. at the home of the
department chairman. Mrs Paul
Berry.
The Department Of the Home.
with Mrs. Guy McMichael as chair
man. will furnish new incentive to
its members in a program unusually
attractive TO the homekeeper.
and Child Psychology
viii be resumed in such studies as
Tragedy of the Misunderstood
Child. The Girl in her Teens"
The Girl in Business and Profess
sional Life. Rational Living" and
The Psychology of Laughter" DR..
Frank McKibben, q psychologist, /
and now a member OF the Y. NJ. Q. |
A. staff. viii present Problems OF
y outh in the Home" on Dec. 26. |
on March 9 the department will |
the general club and guests
with a discussion OF Interior Decor /
atoms by a representative OF Carson /
Prize Scott & Co. OF Chicago. A /
unique feature OF the years work /
viii be a demonstration OF both /
plain and fancy 0i9hes, Mrs. George |
o. Thurn viii conduct these meet |