South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-03
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Mrs. w. q. Crabu, liz y. Shore
drive, viii entertain Saturday evening
with a dinner complimenting Miss
Margaret Newing Of Houston. Tex. a
student at ST. Mary 81 who is spend
ing the holiday vacation with her
mother az the RushtOn The table
VIII be centered with a basket of
fruit and pOinsettas and covers viii
be placed for the Misses Margaret
Newing, Catherine oliver, Martha
EmmOns, Helen Davies, Mary Beery
Of Chicago Joan and Esther Crabill,
and Messrs. Leroy Clauer. Carl
Winkler Norman Keller Edward
Williams. George Stephenson, Henry
Harper and Neal Robertson.
a color scheme OF pink and white
viii prevail in the tea and dance TO
be given this afternoon from 4 o'clock
TO Z by Miss Gertrude oliver. The
affair viii compliment holiday guests
and Mrs. Ewing S. Riley and Mrs. j.
Dudley Peterson viii pour. Follow
ing tea dancing viii be enjoyed in the
ball room.
An inspiring address by Rev. c. A.
Decker on the three fold aim Of the
class. music by the Lyric quartet and a
series Of games ana contests were
the features Of the New Years party
given Friday evening at the Y. w G..
a, by the Business Women's Bible
class. During a business session, also
the class organized for membership
campaigi which is TO last until Feb.
II. Miss Edna Evans and Miss Helen
Martindale were appointed captains
OF the teams of 10 members each,
which are to be assisted by the mem
bership committee. At the close of
the campaign the losing side will en-
terrain the winning.
Rev. Mr.. Decker spoke beautifully
of the purposes of the class, Bible
study, social fellowship and soul-win-
ming. His talk was followed by Sc
lectiOns by the quartet and delight
ful vocal solos by Miss Clara Erhardt
with violin Obligato by Miss Lillian
Martin. Dainty refreshments were
served at the close Of the evening.
At a family dinner on New Years
day Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Stuckey of
Clay township announced the marri-
age OF their daughter. Helen, to Edwin
TurnOCk, the ceremony having taken
place Aug. 80 at st. Joseph. AIr. and
Mrs. TurnOck viii live in South Bend. I
Henry Harper was host at a theater
party and supper Friday evening.
Following the first performance at the
Orpheum. supper was served at his
home, 522 w. COlfaX av., at a table
bearing as centerpiece a graceful
cluster of poinsettias. The guests in
cluded the Misses Mary Hammond,
Esther and Joan Crabill, Ruth
Goeway, Helen Lent, Mary Beery of
Chicago, Dorothy Brugger Helen
Davies, Katherine oliver and Marga
ret Newning of Houston, Tex. and
Messrs. George Davies. Carl Winl<ler.
Leroy Clauer, Neal Robertson, George
Stephenson. Norris Zigler. Norman
Keller. Stuart EIbel and George and
John Shively.
a delightful time was had Friday
afternoon by the High School Girls
Bible class which entertained az a
farewell party for Miss Ruth Moer
dyke in tn parlOrs OF the Y w G. A.
A program, which was followed by "a
social time and dainty refreshments,
consisted of the following numbers:
Vocal, Misses Eleanor Mueller and
Ether Taylor; piano solos. Miss Vera
Fisher: violin solos. Miss Nerna Rails /
back: readings, Miss Elsa Schnewind
of KokomO. a similar affair Will be
given Monday evening by the extern
sion girls.
The Fellowcraft club entertained at
its first dancing party Friday evening, |
American hall. The hall was deco
rated with red streamers and Christ |
mas bells in an effective ARRANGEMENT. |
supper was served at II o'clock and
punch was served between the dances. I
Mr.. and Mrs. owen Windeu chape-
roned the party. Among the guests /
were Miss Josephine Williams OF Chi
cago. Miss Helen Becker of Detroit, /
Allan Milham of Kalamazoo and
HOvey Dodge of Chicago, formerly of
South BEND SiNty-fve couples at
tended. and Mates orchestra played
the program of dances