South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-14

SOCIETY

A number Of delightful affairs are
being given for Mr.. and Mrs. j. p.
Brownlee. OF Park av., VINO Will leave
early IN June for chic Igo, 10 make
their future home. Friday evening.
DIR. and Mrs. &. r. Vickery. 916 River
side drive. VIII give a dinner for them.
at which covers will be placed for "a
The following afternoon Mrs. Brown
lees Sunday school class Will enter
tain with a thimble for her at the
home Of Mrs. Alvin Hodson. Of $ ST
Joseph St Mrs. l.. X. Austin enter
tanned charminRly Wednesday even
ing with dinner at the Lexington tea
room. The table was artistically ar
ranged with a centerDiece OF purple
Hlacs and narcissi and covers were
placed for u. Besides the guests OF
honor there were present Mrs. .. c.
HUFF, Miss Harriet oliver. Mrs Beck,
Mrs. II. a. Pershing. Mrs. r. j. Two
mey. Mrs. W. W Schneider. Mrs.
Frank Sheriff Mrs c. T GOewav
Mrs. J. III. Ellis and Mrs. c. r. Wick
cry. Friday afternoon Master Francis
Sheriff will entertain 80 little boys
and girls at his home on Park av.. for
ROLAND and Ned Brownlee.
Mr. and Mrs. John ScheibeIhut and
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Kramer who
. years ago today were united in
marriage with a double ceremony at
Sacred Heart church, NOtre Dame, will
celebrate their silver wedding ami
versary this evening in American hall,
with a dinner. followed by dancing.
Ms Scheibeibat and Mrs. Kramer are
sisters and before their marriages
they we're the Misses Rosa and Eliza
beth Wolf. Their wedding was the
first double ceremony performed in
the new church at Notre Dame.
A group of mothers met Wednes-
day afternoon in the Progress club
rooms and organized the mothers de-
partment which next year will be a
new feature of the club life. Mrs.
j.. l.. Sims was elected chairman: Mrs.
Sterling W:uchell, vice chairman, and
Mrs. L. NJ. Hammerschmidt, secretary.
The department will take up studies
OF interest and profit 10 young moth
ers as well as TO mothers of children
OF educational age. The definite ar
rangement OF the program will be left
to a program committee 10 be ap-
pointed by Mrs. Sims. The depart
ment will meet on alternate Tuesday
afternoons beginning with the open
ing of the club season next fall.
Announcement has been received of
the marriage Of Albert +. Award, for
McNab, daughter of Mrs. Charles Nc
Nab Of Chicago which took place
April rs at Christ Episcopal church.
Chicago. Mr. and Mrs. Award will
reside at 100 z. SIND St, Chicago.
The Pleasant View w. c. T. U. held
its monthly meeting Wednesday aft
cTnOon at the home of Mrs. Charles
Baird. 721 Rex St The hostess was
assisted by Mrs. McClave and Mrs.
Bauer. An interesting program con
sisted OF the following numbers:
Relation OF W. g. T. L. Work to
Missionary Work, paper by Mrs. G.
G. Beyrer; vocal solos bv the Misses
1agey; Achievements Of the w. c.
r. u. paper. Mrs. J. G. Otis: "Hered-
ity and Environment Mrs. Baird
ciety will meet June 10 with Mrs
J. r. Goss. SIS Brick av.
Forty couples were delightfully."- en-
tertained by the Hoosier Boys. at a
dancing party at Sticks hall Wednes-
day night Messick's orchestra play
ed the program of is dances. The
hall was prettily decorated
The committee in charge of the af-
fair was composed of Edward Hardy.
Charles Shirk. Earl Raabe, Robert
Shirk and Marvin Gill.
Mrs, A. S. Moe. of sos s. Francis St.
entertained Wednesday afternoon in
honor Of her son Glenn's ninth birth
day.
Games and contests were enjoyed
the prizes being won by Glenice Beck
Ter. Francis Homer Frederic Reason
and Genevieve BlOdgett
Dainty refreshments were served