South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-09-20
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. ]. Frankel. pa y.
Lafayette St, viii be the guests of
honor at a dinner given Saturday
evening IN the Blackstone hotel. Chi
cago, celebrating their 10th wedding
anniversary. The dinner will be given
by their children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Frankel left for Chicago Saturday
morning. Following the dinner the
guests Will make up>a theater party
70 see Margaret Ellington in the drama
Within the Law" Mr. and Mrs.
Frankel were married 40 years ago
thursday in Lexington, KY, and their
friends are making much Of the ami
versary. Thursday evening they were
delightfully."- surprised by a large com
pany al their home In South Bend
The evening was spent at the card
tables and the favOrs went 10 Mrs ST.
mon Greenebaum and Max Adler. The
guest favor went To Mrs. Freshman
OF Chicago. the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs
Adolph Mayerfeld. Supper was serv-
ed at midnight. During the supper
tOasts were responded 70 by Rabbi
Abraham CrOnbach. Simon Greene
baum, Max Livingston and others. The
table was handsomely decorated with
an empire basket filed with roses
carnations and valley lilies. A wealth
OF flowers, the gift OF the guests, orna-
mcnted the different rooms.
Miss Mary Harriet Miller, daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. +. Miller. West
Navarrets ST. was hostess at a very
pretty party Saturday afternoon given
IN celebration of her seventh birth
day anniversary. Thirty-six children,
ranging in age from six to eight were
delightfully."- entertained from 3
o'clock 10 six with a variety of games
and contests. one Of the most enjoy
able Of which was a grab bag which
contained no two favOrs alike. At
4:30 O'Clock dainty refreshments were
served in the dining room which was
decorated in pink and white. The
kcenterpiece was a large white birth
Bday cake holding seven pink candles.
ard arOnud IL were arranged artistic
baskets OF nuts and the guest faVors
tiny pink baskets of bon bOns. The
Misses Helene Westervelt and Gladys
Nelson served.
The little guests were Martha Reed. |
Marcia Taylor. Frank Chrisman. Es-
ther Engman, Martha Sims, Mary
Louise Shidler Marion Martin Mari |
an MillhOuse. Helene and Frederick |
Ellsworth, John WOOlverton. Char |
lotte and Byerly Foster. Elizabeth |
Crockett, Irma Ward, Edna Theel- |
ands, Harriet Harwood, Margaret |
Peterson, George Stonecipher. Rich |
ard and Kennard Martin, Louise |
Sharp, Betty Shidler, Edward Bow |
man, Donald Hager, Marian Zigler |
Albert and Robert Campbell, Lucius |
Hubbard. Russell Fisher Of Toledo, |
Ohoi Betty Mccullough Of Ft Wayne, |
Ind, Charles Toan Brook of Ply
mouth, Ind. Katherine and Jose |
phine Parker of Culver. Ind, and |
Julia Saunders Of MOnOn, Ind
The Benedict Dancing club has ar
ranged 10 begin its usual program OF |
dances this season, Friday evening /
Oct. II. The dancing parties will be !
given fortnightly during the winter. |
until Feb. 20. The program will close |
April Il, 1914. A Thanksgiving party |
has been arranged for Nov 2S q ]
Christmas party for Dec. ., and a
I.enten party March 20.
Mrs. William Schaffer, E. Calvert |
ST.. entertained the MayfiOwer club /
Friday afternoon. At cards the fav- !
ors were won by Mrs. John Kissinger |
and Mrs. John Steffee and Mrs Wal |
held in five weeks at the home Of |
Mrs. John Steffee, 932 Milton av.
To Members:
The Benedicts' Dancing club has es-
tablished dates for the season of 1919 |
and IA as follows:
Oct. II, 1913; oct. 81, 1913; Nov.
II. 1913; Nov. 2S, 1913. Thanksgiving |
party; Dec. u, 1913; Dec. 26. 1913, |
Xmas Guest party; Jan. 9. 1914: Jan.
%. 1914; Feb. s. 1914; Feb 20. 1914:
March 20, 1914, LenteH. party; April l
Il. 1914. The officers are: Dl.. Glenn I
Shidler, president; Harry r. Wheel /
ock. vice president: Wilbur NJ. War
ner, secretary treasurer.
The d. 6. S. club met Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. Gohmer at
Maple Grove. The afternoon was
spent at needlework. Refreshments
were served. In two weeks the club
will meet with Mrs. G. Cordtz SOS
PUSHING st.
An Informal dancing party was
given Friday evening at the CONNER
cial Athletic club. The gymnasium
has been entirely redecorated. the /
walls and woodwork have been paint
ed tan, and the dancing floor has
been retnished. Mates orchestra /
played the program. About $50 |
couples were present. Light refresh
ments were served late in the even
ing.
Miss Madeline Shidler entertained
n company OF 20 guests informally
Friday evening.
Miss Ruth Nicely entertained a
company of eight girls at an informal
O'Clock tea Friday afternoon.