South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-24

Seaet
AN~ J

Invitations for the annual reception !
and ball OF the st. Joseph Hospital Aid |
society we're issued Saturday. The |
affair will take place Feb. 4. in Place !
hall and promises to be one OF the |
most important social affairs as well |
as benefits OF the season.
The committees in charge Of il are |
as follows: Executive, Mrs. ID. J.. Gull |
fOyle, Chairman; Mrs. ". q. Crabill, |
Mrs. ". ID. O'Brien, Mrs. Ct. l.. O'Brien |
and Mrs. H A. Lundy. Hall and mu-
sic, Mrs. J. 3. Weber, chairman: RMS. |
W. l.. Benitz, Mrs. j. i. Lechner, and /
Mrs. 5. y. Robertson. Invitation, Mrs. !
a. +. Perley, chairman Mrs. $. Il. I
Robinson, Mrs. l.. J. Huber. Mrs.
Glenn Smogor, RMS. J. b. Weber, Mrs.
T. Z. Toepp and Mrs. Florence Guth-
RE. Cards, Mrs. T. l.. Howard, chair
man; Mrs J. r. Lechner. Mrs. +. G.
TOepp, Mrs. William Cassidy and Mrs.
J. Il. Weber. Refreshments, Mrs /.
W. Lower, chairman; Mrs. VI. Langen-
baum. Mrs. 3. Hagerty. Mrs. Dan Kel-
ley. Mrs. +. =. Major, Mrs. ;. Y Rob-
insOn, sdrs. J. l. Hines an Mrs. NJ.
HOlycross. Floor. Mrs W. e. Crtbill.
chairman; Mrs. w. L. Benitz, Mrs. III.
a. Lundy. Mrs. Elme- Strayer. Mrs. G..
\. Baker. Mrs. Glenn Smoger. Mrs.
Charles Lentz, Mrs. Vernon Hastings.
Mrs c. J. Allsrdt, Mrs. ID. l.. Gull
foyle. Mrs. A. p. Perley, Mrs. Frank
Bilinski, Mrs. Il. j. Huber and Mrs.
A. ". Greske.
The wedding Of Miss Ella Louise
Keen. daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Keen. and former South Bend girl
TO Ernest Melvin Morris, of South
Bend, will take place with elaborate
ceremony at 3 O'Clock this evening at
the home Of the brides parents in
Bond Hill. Cincinnati, .. Seventy
five guests. chiefly relatives and girl
friends of the bride, will witness the
ceremony, which will be performed by
DR.. David Il. Moore, pastor of the
First Presbyterian church of Bond
Hill. &C which the bride has been an
active member for years. Mrs. Charles
Hart sister of the bride, will be ma
iron of honor, and NJ. Hart best mar
Little Miss Harriet Runyan, OF Day
ton, o., niece Of the bride, will be
flower girl. A reception will follow
the ceremony, after which the bride
and groom will leave for an extended
trip. They will be at home in South
Bend after March l. Mr.. Morris IS a
well known South Bend attorney and
president Of the board of public works.
The woman's Literary club will en-
terrain members and guests Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Glenn
Shidler on Portage av., when Rev. G.
a.
church. will give talk on The Grand
Canyon of Colorado, illustrated with
stereOptican slides.
AS a courtesy to Mrs. Louis Mauger.
of MassillOn, o., who is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. d. ]. Stallcup, 724 Diamond
av., Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. YOSt, 229 La
porte av., will entertain at a dinner
sunday. Mrs. Miller Guy, who gave
a theater party at the Orpheum. fol-
Il
room Friday, for the visitor, will give
a similar affair Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Schuell, 663 /
Iaporte av., entertained the Toi
Adelphoi at a hard times party Thurs
day evening. Unique games and hard
times menu and costumes furnished a
pleasant evening for the guests.
4 large company of members and
friends OF the Norman Eddy Sewing
circle were entertained at a thimble
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Sophia Eckler. 127 T. Paris ST The
assisting hOstesses were Mrs. Pauline
Deitz, Mrs Minnie Mather and Mrs.
Francis Peak. An enjoyable program
was given consisting OF a reading by
Mrs. Esther Smell on the life of Nc
KinIev I'm honor of his birthday which
falls Feb. 20; piano solo by Mrs r.
l.. Warrick. recitation by Mrs. Lily
I.aHommedieu; a piano duet by Mrs.
Walker Place and Mrs. Edna Hide
brand. and a reading by Miss Gene
We've RulO. The circle Will be enter
tanned in three weeks at the home of
Mrs. James CoIiard. T21 $. Michigan
81 A report from the monument
committee was given at the meeting
yesterday and a decision reached to
go forward with its erection.
Dr. Charles Stoltz delightfully."- en-
tertained the members of the Worth
club Friday evening at a buffet sup
per at his home; $50 y. Lafayette st.
The evening was spent in informal
discussion. supper was served at Z
o'clock.
The Benedict club enjoyed its fort
nightly dancing party Friday evening
IN American hall with 80 couples
present. The committee for the even
ing included Mr.. and Mrs Victor
Jones. Mr.. and Mrs Charles Huff
and Mr.. and Mrs. Milburn Studebaker.
For the rundown and nervous.
pure olive oil The real goods at the
Phila. Adv.
hsSkgxSSS<SS S5IP 5IES5ET Sz=SSS5SS=SSSE