South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-09

SOCIETY

Miss Nell Haugen Of Michigan az.
was the charming hostess At tea
at the Lexington tea room THURSDAY
afternoon given as a courtesy 10 heT
house guest Miss Ferne Bartlett OF
Usage. Ia Between 4:30 and O'Clock
90 guests were received Miss Mar
jorie Hibberd poured at table ar
ranged with a bowl of shasta daisies
in a bed of ferns The color scheme
Of yellow and white was artisticaiiy
horn out i'm the dainty reshments.
FRIDAY afternoon Miss Bartlett and
Miss Insz Wilson OF Duluth, Mimi,
house guest Of Mrs. Leverett Frash.
will be honor guests al a tea to be
given at the Robertson tea room by
Mrs. II. ]. Anderson OF Navarro ST.
Miss Margaret Cutler entertained veT
informally Wednesday afternoon f.
Miss Bartlett at the home of Mrs +.
a. Stephenson on +. Jefferson blvd.
COMMUNICATING Mrs r. J. Spangen-
berg Of Lansing. Mich. and Mrs. Ash
ton Perkins Of Kirwin. Kas., Mrs. NJ.
NJ RIandin entertained delightfully."-
Thursday morning with d breakfast at
the Lexington tea room. The table
was arranged with clusters of gladden..
Covers were placed for Mrs. Perkins
Mrs. Spangenberg. Mrs. Guy Bunker,
Mrs. A. Chamberlain. Mrs. George
Phillips. Mrs. J. T. Kelley, Mrs. o: NJ
Hndebrand Mrs. j. a. Fulton. Mrs.
O. Kinsey. Mrs. I. c. North, Mrs. a.
Bair. Miss Grace Dimmock and Miss
Addie Van den Bosch
In honor Of the 18th birthday ami
versary Of her daughter Alice, Mrs.
X. NJ. Huber. 221 +. Dayton ST. enter
tanned at an attractive lawn party
Wednesday evening. Tie guests
numbered 20. The evening was spent
informally and dainty refreshments
were served. Among the guests were
Harold and Russell Speicher of Mil
ford, Ind. who are visiting their sis
ter. Mrs. G. l.. Aldrich, 1912 ;. Main
st.
one Of the most enjoyable affairs
OF the week was the picnic at Chain
lakes Wednesday afternoon given by
the Children Of Mary of St. Joseph S
Catholic church Leaving the city In
special car at l o'clock the crowd
mum boring about as began the pleas
ant afternoon with a program or
races in which prizes were won by
the Misses Clara Klein. Irene Couch,
Margaret Sweeney. Hortense Sweeney
and Margaret Reynolds. Boating
and other diversions were enjoyed
afterward and a delicious basket
lunch was served at s o'clock. The
day was completed with a marshmal-
low roast and fireworks display and
the girls left the lakes at s o'clock
after a thoroughly pleasant after
noon.
Complimenting Miss Marion Carr
OF Gary. Ind. house guest Of Mrs.
Edwin Nicar, Mrs. J. +. Cole, 725
Park av., entertained at bridge We'd
nesday afternoon. Two tables were
filed. Luncheon was served by the
hostess late in the afternoon. Miss
Carr was to have been the honor
guest at a number Of Informal cour-
tesies. but owing TO the fact that she
must return 10 her home Thursday
they have been cancelled.
The Pythian Tea ladies were en-
tertained pleasantly Wednesday after
noon by Mrs. Samuel Hay at her
home, 1911 S. Michigan st. The as
sisting hostesses were Mrs. Charles
Bradley and Mrs Frank Beckner
About 40 women were present. Fol
lowing the short business meeting
the afternoon was spent socially with
needlework and dainty refreshments
we're served by the hOstesses. Mrs
Harry Yerrfck will entertain the
members July p at her cottage al
Eagle lake.
The Aid society OF Stull NJ. f.
chapel met Wednesday afternoon al
the church parlors for the regular
business meeting. An interesting pa
per was given by Mrs. A McCul-
Tough. Plans were made for a social
TO be given July % at the home OF
Mrs. Margaret Stull Michigan av
and Stull st.
The regular meeting of the Violet
club was held Wednesday all day al
Springbrook park. A picnic dinner
was served 10 2s at noon and the aft
ernoon was devoted to games and
contests In the building contest
prizes were taken by Mrs Norman
Huffman. Mrs. James Brown and
Mrs. Eli Spencer. In the picking
contest prizes were awarded Mrs
Bert Norton and Mrs. T. r. Evans: I'm
the peanut contest 10 Mrs. William
Cannon and Mrs. TT. NJ. Rozak. The
guest prizes were taken by Mrs. J. NJ
Bowers Mrs. w +. Guyes and Mrs
John Migrant. In the pasteboard
contest for the children the favors
were given 10 Gladys Huffman. Coda
Brown and Treva Norton. a photo
graph was taken OF the group. JULY
%. Mrs Norman Huffman 222O
Pleasant St. River Park, will enter
tain the club.
Miss Eula Fites 1912 s. Michigan
st, gave a weiner roast Tuesday even
ing at Rum village. honoring he1
house guest, Miss Nell Lauter Of Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
The Pleasant View W. Q. T. T. and
their guests held their annual picnic
Wednesday at Leeper park. About
SO were present. A picnic dinner
was served at noon and the after
noon was spent socially with variou,
diversions Mrs. T. w. Wells. AIS r
South ST. Will entertain the union
Aug. IL
ChiropOdy and electrolysis. The
Comfort shop. sos J. NJ s bldg