South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1913-12-31

Hepplewhite. Sherton. Chippendale
and furniture of the French rennais-
ance and Of colonial DAYS.
Miss Langley is member OF the
art department OF Chicago university.
u was through her that the arts and
crafts movement was introduced into
the university curriculum and II is she
who plans and supervises the decOra-
tien and furnishing of the university.
She was the designer Of the interior
decoration OF the Woman's hall Of the
Stat, Normal at Carbonate, H.,
which has attracted favorable com
ment in art journals all over the
country The lecture will be Of great
interest to women, and others than
members of the club may attend by
paying a nominal entrance fee.
AT their New Years party at the
v. w. G. A. Friday evening, the mem
bers OF the Business Girls Bible class
Decker and musical numbers viii be
furnished by the lyric quartet.
Seventy boys and girls were enter
tanned delightfully."- Tuesday evening at
a dancing party in Lasalle hall by
Birdsell Pace. son of Mr.. and Mrs. S
X. Pace 532 w COlfaX aV The
a
scheme Of pink and white. Mrs Pace
was assisted by her daughter, Miss
Evelyn Pace. and Mrs. Horace Green,
Mrs. j. H. Birdsell and Miss Harriet
Dunn. Miss Null. pianist. played the
program of dance.
To make the holidays enjoyable for
the young women who have remained
at st. Mary's during the holidays, a
number of delightful, informal affairs
have been given, the largest and most
artistic of which was a 500 party
given by the collegians Tuesday after
noon from o'clock TO Z Miss Mil
dred Lambert of South Bend. a gradu-
ate of last year. was honor guest. Fol-
lowing the games, in which favOrs
were won by Miss Theresa Curry and
Miss Margaret McEnerny. the guests
were ushered to the dining room.
where delicious supper was served
at "A beautifully decorated table. on
a large mirror in the center of the
table was placed basket of fruit and
scattered about the table here and
there were red-shaded candles and
springs of evergreen. From the chan
delier were suspended a cluster of
mistletOe and pendant of holly, and
the lights were sOftened with bows of
red ribbon. The merry little party
broke up when the lights were extin-
guished, and each guest was presented
with a "sparkler", the effect of which
was beautiful.
For the young girls home from col
lege for the holidays, Miss Martha.
EmmOns, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
c. d. Emmons of S. Scott St. enter
tanned at a charming tea Tuesday
afternoon from 4 o'clock 10 6. At a
daintily appointed table Miss Dorothy
Brugger poured. Among the guests
were Miss Mary Beery of Chicago and
Miss Margaret NeWning of Huston
Tex, a student at st. Mary's. who is
spending the holidays with her moth
er at the Rushton.
AS farewell to Miss Ruth Moer-
dyke, who will leave next week for
Chicago to enter school, the high
school girls Bible class will entertain
Friday afternoon at 4 o'clock in the
parlors at the Y. w. G. A. IL will be
the last time Miss Moerdyke will
meet with the class. A program will
be presented consisting Of vocal num-
bers by Misses Eleanor Mueller and
Esther Taylor: piano numbers by
Miss Vera Fisher: violin solos by Miss
Nerna RailsbaCk, and readings by
Miss Elsa Schnewind of KOkOmo Ind.
Monday evening the extension girls
will have a farewell party for Miss
Moor dyke.
Among the seevral watch parties
this evening will be one at Browns,
given by the younger set. They will
motor out for supper and spend the
evening informally until the ringing
of the New Year. The guests will in
dude the Misses Margaret Newning
of Houston, Tex, Mary Berry of Chi
cago, Marie Ellston Of Duluth. Mimi.
Mary Hammond. Ruth GOeWey Helen
Lent, Esther and Joann Crabill. Mar
tina Emmons. Dorothy Brugger and
Jassamy Fountain and Messrs Mat
thew Morse of St Louis George
Stephenson. George Davies. Norris
Zigler. Paul Macdonald. John Lip
pincOtt. Edward Williams, carl
Winkler. Leroy Clauer and Henry
Harper.
Mr. and Mrs. II. d. Johnson. jr..
entertained at a small family dinner
Tuesday evening plimenting out
of town guests. Covers were placed
for Mr.. and Mrs. Ewing s. Riley of
Independence Kas.. Mr.. and Mrs ].
Dudley Peterson Of Lockport. n. V.
and Mr. and Mrs J. NJ. Studebaker.
j. Following the dinner the party
attended the Orpheum.
Word has been received from Wau-
kegan. H., of the marriage Of Miss
Edna MalOney of South Bend TO
Daniel +. Weber Of Washington. ID. C..
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