South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-19

the program. a light luncheon was
served. Music was furnished by Her
rick's orchestra.
The entertainment was the opening
OF the present years social activities
The officers OF the club are: ID. Pol
lock, honorary president: T.. g.
France. honorary vice president: l.
H. Miller president; ID. L. Parshau,
vice president: r. B. Hoover. secre-
tary; 6. G. Callahan, treasurer; g. +.
LentZ. chairman sports and games
committee: g &. Olsen. chairman
mem bership committee; \. p Palmer.
chairman house and grounds commit
tee; II. A. Pruyne. chairman enter
tainment committee. and ]. L. Pier
son, chairman publicity committee.
The first section Of the department
Of literature Of the Progress club held
a meeting Of exceptional interest on
Wednesday afternoon in the club
rooms Continuing the study Of 40
liere, which is proving most delight
full. the afternoon was devoted 10 con-
temporary social conditions. Miss
DOrothea Kelley read a paper on
Louis XIV. the Grand Monarch"
Miss Thekla Sack on The Women of
His Court and Mrs. Q. Y. Vickery on
The Writers of His Court" General
discussion by the department follow
ed. The study Of the drama Tar
tuffe. will be begun March {.
The Social Twelve club was enter
tanned Wednesday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Geo. Moore, 729 5. Louis
st. The afternoon was enjoyably spent
at cards. The favOrs were won by the
hostess. Mrs. Geo. Moore, Mrs. Frank
dinner and Mrs. John Haney. The
Crirr Ire oil
At the close of the afternoon a dainty
lunch was served. The club will meet
in two weeks at the home of Mrs
Joseph Fleck, 1908 Sherman av.
Mrs. Stanley Bagg. 1917 Portage av
delightfully."- entertained the members
OF the Bon Ton club Wednesday aft
ernOon. The members spent the the
afternoon sewing at the close Of
which a delicious luncheon was serV-
ed. The club Will meet in two weeks
at the home Of Mrs. Henry Beutter
316 W. Marion st.
The Roamers met at the home Of
Mrs. w. +. Fischer, So y. Michigan
st, Tuesday afternoon. A delicious
luncheon was served by the hostess.
Plans for a Washington Birthday
party to be given Feb. %, at the home
of Mrs. c. III. Dunfee, 221 Marquette
in two weeks at the home of Mrs.
julius Uhlemann, 81 W. Marion st.
The largest Of the pre-lenten affairs
was the tea given Thursday afternoon
at Tippecanoe Place by Mrs Glenn
Studebaker. sr., Mrs. Glenn Steude
baker, jr., Mrs George Studebaker
and Mrs. g. a. Carlisle, for which 500
invitations were issued. The affair
was a delightful one in every respect.
Palms. ferns. Towering plants and
spring flowers in prOfusiOn adorned
the spacious parlors of the Stude-
baker mansion. and the table in the
dining room was eXquiSitely appoint
ed. The centerpiece was a mound of
primrOSeS cycalem and fern, and
lighted candles and the silver and
crystal appointments made the whole
unusually beautiful. Those VINO pour
ed were Mrs Thomas Mott. Mrs Mil
burn Studebaker, Mrs Robert Mont
gOmery and Mrs. a. j. Tams, of Ircn-
ton. y. J., guest of Mrs. ]. l. Gardi-
ner. They also assisted as hOSteSSeS
in the parlOrs during the afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. V Beiger delightfully."- en-
tertained Thursday afternoon with
o'clock luncheon at her beautiful
home on +. Second St. Mishawaka,
the affair being the first OF a series.
Covers were placed for 20. among the
guests being Mrs. A. j. Tams, of Tren-
ton. y. j., and Mrs. Joshua Stanstield,
of Indianapolis, guests of Mrs. James
L. Gardiner, Mrs. George Beck, OF
Langley. :. c.. guest of Mrs. O. G..
HUFF, and Miss Marion Roberts, of
Springfield. H., guest of Mrs. George
Blair. The table was centered with
a cluster of Killarney roses.
The Pythian Sisters held their reg
ular meeting "Wednesday evening in
X. Of p nall. They received "a APP
plicaions and balloted on six. Light
refreshments were served at the close
of the evening. The officers and
guards OF the society will hold
practice meeting Monday afternoon,
and wednesday afternoon the Pythian
tea will be entertained at the home OF
Mrs. Edward Smoke. us Wenger St
Members of the Violet club were
guests Wednesday afternoon of Mrs.
Eli Spencer at her home, 202 h.
Marion ST. Mishawaka. In the con-
tests favors were won by Mrs. Nj.
Bietel. Mrs. II. Barnard and Mrs. :.
Evans A chicken dinner was served
at the close of the afternoon. The
club wift be entertained in two weeks
BY Mrs. j. Brown, 1912 5. Fellows st.
Representative for Wear Ever
Aluminium Specialties. also the new
Cleanser. BrillO, successor to Mrs.