South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-05

ing girl and the adolescent youth
must be made 20 realize their res
ponsibiifties through their High
school and college days" The fact
was revealed that the University OF
Minnesota now has department for
child conservation and much work IS
being accomplished IN Minneapolis
through that medium.
The speaker deplored the low
standards OF marriage. which make
the situation OF child perfection very
difficult and confronts the social
worker with a problem OF a most
pressing type. No one knows the be-
ginning nor the end OF things, but
we do know that we are plunged in
20 the middle OF this big plan and
must help work out the great prob
lem OF life
The speaker urged also the con-
servation OF the nurses as they ars
placed IN the position for the best
educators and mus. not be overwork
ed. After years OF preparation for
their great vocation II Is necessary
that they should have a rational
diet. proper recreation hours and
rest. Not nearly enough nurses are IN
the field now for the great work to
DC accomplished and those who are
already in service should be given
careful consideration.
Miss Monroe reported that during
the last year the local association
had cared for 1747 patients, made
1924 visits and attended 252 ma
tornftv cases.
The program closed with a piano
solo THE Sea" by Palmgren. given
by Miss Alice Rose Carr, OF St
Marys.
Mrs. r. c. Shan',lin. S3I Riversio /,
dr.. was hostess Monday afternoon
70 a regular meeting OF the study
department Of the South Bend Wo-
mans club. The program was pre-.
sented by Miss Olive White who con-
tinued the reading of Queen Victor
IA" and led in the informal discuss
sion which followed. Dainty refresh
ments were served TO II guests. on
Jan. &, the department viii meet
with Mrs. B. D. Coon. 625 y. Main
st.
The League of Women Voters
held a regular meeting Monday az
ternoon at 2:3O o'clock at the South
Bend Woman's club home, SIS N
Lafayette blvd. Miss Helen Dernbach
read a paper on The Laws Govern
ing the Detention Of Children" fol-
lowing which Mrs. r. S. HollowelI,
I 1. ,T~f
plan OF the Woman's ward Of the st
Joseph County Jail. The next meet
| ing will take place Jan. at the
same place at $3.50 o'clock.
The As You Like 1t club was en-
tertained Monday evening with a
| $50 o'clock dinner at the home o.
re st. Miss LaPierre was assisted by
re st. Miss LaPiere was assisted by
Miss Minnie French and Miss Char
! lOtte Partridge. Sixteen members
were present and the evening wGs
spent socially. On Dec. Is. Miss La
Pierre will entertain the club again
Twelve members OF the Thalia So
rority were pleasantly entertained
/ Monday evening ct the home of Miss
/ Irene Hammond, 1850 woodward av
+ The evening was spent socially am
a buffet luncheon was served at st.
\ close. In two weeks the sorority viii
meet again, the place to be announc-
ed later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Roush. OF
| Crumstown, entertained With u lin
! ner Sunday in honor Of Mr.. Roosh''
/ birthday. Sixteen guests were pres
/ ent among them being Mr.. and Mrs
Lorenzo Roush and family of near
! Crumstown. Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Hit
! tie and family. Mr.. and Mrs. ora
Ames and family and Mrs. Rosa Bun
ger OF South Bend. In the evening
| the same party was entertained 4,
the home of Ora Ames Of Crums-
I town.
The marriage of Miss Dorothy De
/ Mas. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs e.
mer DeMas. 1912 Lincoln way w.
and Richard StitZel, son OF Mrs. Cla-
RI Stitzel Lincoln way Z, which
| took place oct. 2S at St. Joseph
\ Mich. has been announced. Mr.. and
! Mrs. Sitzel are residing at 1410 Lin.
/ coin way W.
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! The Lincoln Literary club met
! Monday afternoon with Mrs. f. J
J Suddarth, $40 LaPorte av. The re-