South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-27
SOCIETY

At a charming tea Tuesday after
noon at Carlisle house, Mrs Charles
Arthur Carlisle presented her young
er daughter, Miss Kathryn Hiss
kathry-, gowned I'm "a beautiful little
French creation of green silk with an
OVerdrape Of gold lace received with
heT mother, who was assisted also 3y
Hiss Carlisle and Miss Dorothy Derby
OF Chicago. The predOminatng color
note throughout the house was yell
low, large clusters OF ChIysanthemums
having been used effectively I'm the re-
cepuOu hall and parlOTs. while Aaron
Ward roses adorned the tea table. A
graceful mound of the roses conferred
the table and smaller clusters were
artlstically arranged among the beau
tiful silver appointments. Here Mrs
n. j. Riley, Mrs j. NJ. Studebaker, jr.,
Mrs. George ~. Studebaker, IT., and
Mrs. Clement Studebaker, lr., poured
Mrs. Glenn Studebaker. sr., and Mrs.
T.. l.. kUehns assisted in the parlOrs.
During the afternoon "a program of
music was rendered by Irwin Dolk,
harpist. Ore Of the most attractive
spots in the house was the room in
which were arranged the flowers sent
10 Miss kathryn by her friends, a
varied and beautiful array. Mrs. Car
Isle wore for the occasion a stunning
gown Of black velvet while Miss Car
Isle wore a simple gown OF white silk
with a lace bodice. After several
years in an eastern finishing school,
Miss Kathryn spent last year abroad,
part Of the time in Paris and part of
the time touring France and other
continental countries. She will now
take her place in society beside her
sister, Miss Ann, who was brought out
several years ago by her grandmother,
Mrs. elem Studebaker, ST.
Mrs. Q. w. Coen Of Park av. was
hostess Tuesday afternoon at a de-
Ightful thimble given as a courtesy
20 her sister, Mrs. Evelyn Raudle of
Rensselaer,. Ind. The house was beau
tifully decorated with autumn leaves
and chrysanthemums and the dainty
luncheon served in two courses fea-
tured color scheme of yellow and
white. The guests numbered is.
In honor Of the birthday anniver-
sary of her mother, Mrs. Frank Dunn,
Mrs. Charles Shedrick, 536 Cleveland
av. entertained informally Monday
afternoon. The affair was a complete
surprise 10 Mrs. Dunn. who received
"a number of dainty gifts. The time
was spent socially and delicious re-
freshments were served.
Announcement has been made Of the
approaching marriage of Miss cleo NJ.
Afford, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Afford. 2O7 y. Bridge ST. to Ed
ward :. NanderhOof. The ceremony
will take place Nov 4 at o'clock i'm
the morning at the parsonage OF st.
PHtrick's church, Rev. John +.
DoGrOote officiating. After a brief
wedding trip the young couple Will be
81 home at III Van Buren, St
The Home Girls Bible class will be
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Miss Ann Carlisle at the home OF Mrs.
elem Studebaker. Tippecanoe place.
In place of 8 o'clock as previously, the
class VIII meet a. o'clock and viii
spend the early part of the afternoon
sewing. After the regular class meet
ing which will follow the thimble, a
social time Will be enjoyed and re-
freshments Will be served.
Appreciation and praise were given
the birds Monday afternoon in the de-
liRhtful talk which H. A. Pershing
delivered before the department of
current events of the Progress club.
Mr.. Pershings topic was the Value
% Birds" and he pointed-Qut the ne
ceSsity OF birds 90 farmers whose crops
arc very often saved by the little
feathered friends The Robin. said
NJ Pershing, is particularly inimical
10 the destructive Cutworm, the mar
tin a TO the mosquito and the per
secuted title barn swallow a means
IL eTadiCating all manner Of insects
about the farm. According TO Mr..
Pershing the army worm could have
been stepped in its march of devasta-
tion across country had there been
more birds 10 have COPIED with the
situation.
ColOred slides of various birds seTv-
ell 20 Illustrate Mr.. Pershing's talk
and add 10 its interest. There was no
other matter touched upon at Mon
days meeting and the department
will hear Mrs. a. +. Fisher on Nov. 9.
who will speak on the Achievements
in the Electrical World. Scientific
Comm erciaI and Domestic"
Miss Hattie r. Kashmer entertain
ed a number of friends Saturday even
ing at the home of her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. John j. Kashmer. 1922 W.
Washington av. in celebration of her
Goth birthday anniversary. The even
ing was spent at cards and dainty re-
fresh rents We're served.
Mrs. ]. W Woodward, 1J9 Mar
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