South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-11-22
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Mrs. r. 5. Fish Of sunnyside viii
leave Monday for Louisville, Ky. e.
attend the affairs 20 be given Thanks
giving DAY for her dau ghter. Mrs. g..
Breaux Ballard, nee Mary Jane Fish.
Mrs. Charles Ballard will entertain
at O'Clock with deJeuner musicale
at the Ballard home Bushy park. and
from 4 O'Clock 10 Miss Nina Ballard
will give a tango tea. At these func-
tons Mrs. Ballard will wear the gown
which her mother wore AT her first
reception In the east following her
marriage. The gown was remodeled
for Miss Fish at the time of her mar
riage this fall.
An at home for 200 guests given
by Mrs. A 3. France and Mrs. Edgar
France at their home. All W. ColfaN
av.. was one Of the charming affairs
OF Friday afternoon. The house was
gracefully arranged with chrysanthe
NUNS. the living rooms and parlor
with yellow and white and the dining
room in pink. The centerpiece at the
table was an empire basket Of pink
and white chrysanthemums Pink
shaded candles and cakes and confec-
tons In the same colOrs bore out the
scheme
The hostesses were assisted, in Il.
dining room by Mrs Frank White
hall Mrs. Charles r. HUFF. Mrs. Hor-
ace Reynolds. Mrs. W. n. Spencer and
Mrs. Thomas Morrison Those assist
ing in the other rooms included Mrs.
George Reynolds, Mrs Charles L. Zig
Ter Mrs. W l.. Kizer Mrs. W. ID. Gish
and Mrs. louis LaPierre Harp selec-
tons were given during the afternoon
by Irwin Dolk.
A delightful paper on Colonial
Furnishings was read bv Mrs. T. J.
Swantz before the Daughters of the
American Revolution at their meeting
Friday afternoon at the home Of Mrs.
J. c. Paxton. 405 Lamont terrace. A
social hour followed the reading OF
the paper and the hostess served
dainty refreshments. The next meet
ing of the chapter will be in one
month at the home OF Mrs. Stuart
MacKibbin. 623 Portage av.
A luncheon for IL guests was given
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Rome G.
Stephenson at her home on Riverside
drive as a courtesy TO Mrs. Henry
Webb Johnson and her daughter, Miss
Sadie Johnson, guests of Mrs. Elmer
Crockett.
Although the affair was much
smaller than had been expected, the
thimble given Friday afternoon for
the members OF the six Women's
county at me home Of Mrs Timothy
Shanafelt. 1925 Riverside drive was
delightful. There were only 35 mem
bers OF the various unions present,
but they enjoyed excellent reports Of
the national and world conventions of
the W. G. T. L. given by Mrs. Isaac
Staples and Mrs. Rose Pearce, respec-
lively. After the reports, dainty re-
freshments were served.
The second section of the depart
ment OF literature OF the Progress club
met Friday afternoon. Mrs, Homer
Fassnacht read a paper on "Hugo's
Poetry and Miss Margaret Myers on
"Hugo's Later Life. In two weeks
the program will be in charge of Mrs.
Grace Fink Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Crabiu. III n.
Shore drive, will entertain the Ma
varre Place Dinner club Monday even
ing at $50 O'Clock. Covers will be
placed for 80.
Twelve friends of Miss Elsa Yer
Weire were delightfully."- entertained
Friday evening with box party at
the Orpheum. followed byrefreshmenes
at the Philadelphia.
Mrs. Thaddeus Taylor. 5s1 s. s..
Joseph ST. entertained at / O'clock
Saturday afternoon with a luncheon
for Mrs Henry Webb Johnson and
Miss Sadie Johnson. Covers were
placed for ten.
The Diamond av thinmble was en-
tertained Friday afternoon by Mrs.
Frank Keller. 742 Diamond av. Dain-
" refreshments were served during
the social hour The club will meet
Dec. 10 with Mrs. Carter, go Ida-
mond aV.
Col. and Mrs. c. a Carlisle viii
entertain at dinner saturday evening
for Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bowman Of
Toledo, who are guests of Mrs.
George F. Keller. Mr.. Bowman ar
rived Saturday afternoon. The table