South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-10-21
SOCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN
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Two beautiful affairs today compn-
ment Miss Grace Cummins. whose
marriage 20 Parkman y. Howe 81
Boston viii take place Thursday Miss
Susie de LOrenzi entertained the bridal
party at a breakfast az 1890 o'clock
at the home OF her aunt Mrs NJ v.
Beiger. In Mishawaka. and Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Engmau VIII entertain
with a buffet supper at 1880 o'clock
this evening
The breakfast table held a center
piece Of brides roses and lilies Of the
valley and Miss CUmmins received
cOrsage Of the same. The place favors
for the bride and groom We're dolls
dressed in bridal array. For the
bridesmaids there were dolls dressed
in pink and for the men white we'd
ding bells twined with orange bios
SONS. Tn other rooms Of the house
were gracefully arranged with Amer
lean beauty and Killarney roses and
chrysanthemums. Covers were placed
for Miss Cummins, Mr.. Howe and the
other members Of the bridal party.
Mrs William Robert Spencer, Miss
Dorothy Hogan OF Los Angeles, Miss
Anne Carlisle. Miss ertrude oliver and
Miss de Loren2i and Roger +. Hooper,
Charles r. Getting jr William -.
SOhier jr.. j. G. Howe and ID. r. Howe
Of Boston.
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Engman.
1919 r. Colfax av., there vii be %
guests. including the members Of the
bridal party. The table will hold a
centerpiece Of fruit. and the other
rooms vii be adorned with roses.
The Commercial Athletic club will
give a formal guest party Wednesday
evening at the club house which
promises 20 be delightful affair. The
ball room will be beautifully decor
ated and the program Of dances will
be PLAYED by Brownell's full Crches-
ira from Benton HarbOr. a musical
program will also be given Friday
evening at the regular family night
party. The evening will close with
dancing.
A Halloween frolic 10 which 600
girls. members OF the Business Girls
Bible class. viii be invited. was
planned, Monday evening at a meet-'
ing OF a committee from the class at
the Y. w. G. \. The affair viii take
place oct. 81 at the Y w. G. A. The
committee in charge is composed Of
Miss Lillian Martin, chairman; Misses
Grace Cady. Edna Evans. Alice Eek
Ter. Elsie Koks. Vera Ferguson. Leila
Cook, Marjorie Hibberd, RhOSa
Rausch. Ella Learn. Winifred VIVA.
ley, G. Collar. Mabel Martin, Mrs.
Lydia Sawyer and Mrs. Clara Whit
comb Hunt.
The Bible class membership is so
large that the class is now meeting
in two sections. one at 6:45 at the
First Presbyterian church and the
other at s O'Clock at the Y. w. G. A.
The same lesson is given in each class
and members of either are privileged
20 attend the other.
Mrs. J. A. Harris was leader for
the afternoon at the meeting OF the
Art department of the Progress club
Monday. Her subject was the art
and literature of Rome at the time of
Raphael and descriptions of st. Peters
and the Vatican.
The annual tea for the members of
the O. r.. S. auxiliary given by the
officers of the Eastern Star will take
place Nov. 3 in the Masonic club
rooms. Ii will benefit the Masonic
home fund and will take the place Of
the regular auxiliary meeting which
will be postponed two weeks. An
nouncement of the tea was made Mon
day afternoon at the auxiliary at
which Mrs. Otilla Heller, Mrs. Mae
Ward Mrs Katherine Stetler and
Mrs. Arvilla McCOmbs were hostesses.
The committee who VIII entertain at
the next meeting includes Mrs. Anna
Wright. Miss Dolly Wright Mrs. Sarah
Eddis and Mrs. Esther Taylor.
Moral Efficiency was the subject
discussed Monday evening by Mrs. +.
A Hatch at the regular meeting Of
the Worth club in the Progress club
rooms.
Friends of Mrs. Mason Quick. 1927
$. Main St. who Will leave Saturday
for Escanaba, Mich. to reside will
entertain with a reception for her at
4 O'Clock Wednesday afternoon in the
parlors Of the First Baptist church.
After the reception a buffet supper
will be served.