South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-14
SOCIAL IND OTHER INTERESTS OF WOMEN :
SOCIETY

Mr.. and Mrs. Ludwig Blake. 734
Park av entertained IN a delightful
manner Friday evening with a dinner
OF I6 covers. The guests were placed
at one large round table appointed in
green and white. The centerpiece
was a mound Of white flowers sur
rounded bE smilaX and the place fav-
ors were 81. Patrick's day souvenirs
The guests included Mr. and Mrs T..
r. Burner. Mr. and Mrs. j. NJ. Sartin,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Pyle. Mr. and Mrs
Fred Keller. Mr. and Mrs. TT. J.
Staudsbury Mr.. and Mrs. ii. q.
krieghbaum and Mr. and Mrs. Emil
Reyer.
The FeIlowcraft club entertained
Friday evening with an Informal
caucing party i'm American hall. Thir-
ty couples attended and Mates or
chestra play ed the program OF dances.
Dr Charles Stoltz entertained
70 members of the ST Joseph County
Medical association Friday evening
with "A buffet supper at his home, go
~ Lafayette 81. Among the guests
were Dr. Martin and Or. Bowel Of
I.aporte Following the supper the
evening was spent socially.
Members Of the Commercial Ath-
musical program and dance Friday
evening at the club house. The mu-
steal numbers included a violin solo
10y Harry knOde; piano numbers by
Mrs. Harriet Winke; instrumental Sc
lectiOns by the Guilfoyle sisters accom-
panied by Miss Madeline Livingston
and several songs by fivC-year- old
Frances Mortimer Messick. The mar
ried folks viii dance Wednesday even
ing.
Mr. and Mrs Emmett L. Baster. Sal
Marietta ST.. entertained at dinner
Friday night plimentary to Miss
Bessie Arnold and Clarence StueckeL
Covers were laid for is. out of town
guests were Walter Hoover and
Charles Thomas Of Upton, Ind, and
Ted McGOvern of Whitmore Ia.
A pleasant meeting Of the Frances
Willard w. G. II. L. was held Friday
afternoon - the home of Mrs. w. f.
Hopper assisth ?. The program for
the occasion consisted of a talk on
medical temperance by Mrs David
Augustine and readings by Mrs r. G.
Railsback and Mrs. John Hively and
singing by all the company. The host
css served delicious refreshments.
The society will meet again in one
AitNiAtAA bAN AAAN HAelNN " 90 AAON uNNAACh
upon.
The Norman Eddy w. r. c.. enter
tanned with thimbie Friday afternoon
in 6. a. T.. hall. Thirty-three guests
were present including members and
9 visitors. Arrangements were made
for a supper, pastry sale and baZar to
DE held April Il. The hOstesses for
the afternoon were Mrs. anne Will
liams. Mrs. Kappa Van Sicklen. Mrs.
Mollie RUdduck Mrs. Fannie Foster
and Mrs. Alta Willet
ComplimentiHg Miss Ann Miller Of
Mishawaka whose marriage TO James
Frederick Bingham will take place
March 25, a number OF lovely affairs
Will be given during the coming week
Mrs. George Milburn Stude baker jr..
viii entertain Tuesday afternoon with
81 tea from 4 20 8 o'clock. Mrs. ThOs.
T.. Morrison, w. Washington av, will
give a luncheon Wednesday afternoon
and Thursday Mrs. Eugene Miller of
Franklin place will give a similar af-
fair. Saturday evening +. j. w.
Fink and Ralph Smith viii give din
ner at the Mishawaka hotel for Miss
Miller and Mr.. Bingham and Monday
evening, March 23. Miss Dorothy War
uer will entertain the bridal party
with a dinner at the oliver hotel.