South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-29

Mrs. Ovidia Haugen. 1905 Michigan
av., announces the engagement OF her
daughter Nell Mary Haugen. TO Al
fred X. Collins OF Forest av. The
wedding will take place probably in
spring.
Another Of the holiday dancing par
ties was that given Monday evening
in American hall by the Dux club, an
organization of high school students
The guests numbered 80 couples. OIL
sons orchestra provided music for the
program OF dances and refreshments
were served during the evening. out
of Town guests were Miss Dorothy Dali
ly OF St Louis, Mo. Miss June Ball
Of Cassopolis, Mich, and Miss Bernice
Sanborn Of Kenosha, Wis.
With the gymnasium decorated in
holiday suggestions OF festOons and
greenery. the annual formal guest ball
OF the Commercial Athletic club was
as successful and brilliant as ever
More than so couples attended, many
OF whom were from out OF the city.
Messick's full orchestra furnished mu-
sic for the occasion. Refreshments
were served during the evening. Among
the Out-of-town guests present were
Misses Erema and Edith WIKI of
Rusbville, Ind. guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
w. +. Miller, and John KOpis of Nap
panee, Ind, guest OF Miller Hamilton.
Friday evening the club will give its
New Year twilight dance, beginning at
o'clock with dinner at 7:45.
Invitations have been issued by the
Phi Sigma sorority for a luncheon to
be given Wednesday noon at the oil
yer hotel as a courtesy to Mrs. b. j.
Reynolds OF Detroit, Mich, who is a
guest of Mrs. p. L. BonDurant, Ma
varre st. Luncheon will he served
ia the Wedgewood room, followed by
cards in the parlor. The invita-
tiOns include number Of out OF town
guests.
Miss Helen Lent, North Shore drive,
was hostess Sunday evening at a de-
lightful dinner party complimenting
Miss Mary Hammond, y. Michigan St,
and George Davies, w. Washington
av., whose engagement was announced
recently. Covers were placed for %
guests at small tables in the Wedge
wood room at the Oliver hotel where
the guests werc received. Roses and
greenery were used with pretty effect
in decorations.
Mrs ]. w. Woodward, 1O2 Mar
quette av., entertained the Navarro
Place Bible class at its regular meet
ing Monday afternoon. Mrs. Ned Tay-
lor led in the study OF the book of
Genesis. The class will meet next Mon
day with Mrs. Woodward.
In accordance with their custom,
the Misses Maria and Rebecca Stude-
baker, sol w. Lasalle av., Will keep
open house New Years day for their
friends. They will be assisted in re-
ceiving by Miss Louise Studebaker and
Miss Bess Staples.
COmplimenting Miss Grace Nelson.
whose marriage to Frank ward Will
take place Wednesday evening. Miss
Hannah Auer entertained in a de-
lightful manner Monday evening at
her home on L. South St The even
ing was spent informally by 20 guests
and at its close the hostess served de-
lectabie refreshments.
Mrs. j. Fred Christman and Mrs
Harry Wheelock entertained a few
guests at an Orpheum party followed
by a tea at the Robertson tea room
Miss Helen Shepard of indianapolis,
guest of Mrs. Christman and Mrs.
Frederick Bremen of Chicago, guest
Of Mrs. WheelOck. Saturday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hibberd Will enter
tain at dinner as a courtesy to Miss
Shepard.