South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-04-14
SOCIAL IND OTHER TNTERESTS OF WOMEN
SOCIETY

Members OF the Hibberd-H Hardy
briday party viii be guests Tuesday
evening az "A dinner given By Horace
Fox at his home on y. Main ST. a
color scheme Of yellow and white will
prevail in the table decorations. The
centerpiece viii be an empire basket
Of daffodils. the handle of which viii
be tied with yellow tulle the ends of
which will be drawn 10 the corners
OF the table and caught with aspara
gus ferns. As place favors the young
women will receive corsage bouquets
Of yellow roses. Covers Will be
placed for Miss Fannie Hardy. Miss
Evelyn Williams. Miss Ruth Gordon
cf Conneaut. o., Miss Esther Curtis
Carl Hibberd. Norman Adler and
owen Davies. Friday evening Miss
Evelyn Williams will entertain for
the bridal party and next Monday
Mrs. Fred Christman, 532 Carroll ST.,
viii give a luncheon for Miss Hardy.
one OF the charming Easter week
affairs was the luncheon given Tues
day afternoon by Mrs. Frank Mayr sr..
At her home on 8. Lafayette ST. The
beautifully appointed table bore for a
Centerpiece a silver basket filled with
pink carnations and album in "A nest Of
loOped tulle surrounded by asparagus
CONNECTIONS in the same color scheme
Completed the adornment of the table.
Clusters OF pink carnations pink tu-
lips and Easter lilies were used effect
lively IN the other rooms. Among the
guests were Mrs NJ. V. Beiger and
Mrs. Wallace Dodge. of Mishawaka;
Mrs Carrie Adler and Mrs Samuel
Adler. Mrs. Harry Badet, Mrs. A. ID.
Baker. Mrs. Otto Bastian Mrs. Il. a.
Birdsell Mrs. Mary Germany, Mrs. G.
ID. Emmons, Mrs. II. G.. Crawford.
Mrs. Shurtz. Mrs. Harry Engman Miss
Blanche Dunn. Mrs. Hetty Moore, Mrs.
Eugene Herr, Mrs. Charles Higgin-
hotham. Mrs. Swartz Mrs. Mary i.
Hine Mrs J.. j Roche Mrs Sanford
Rugee, Mrs. John Rush, Mrs. +. NJ.
Sawyer. Mrs. Clenny Mrs j. A. Narier,
Mrs. George Wheelock. Mrs. Hazen
White, Miss White Mrs. a p. Sibley,
Mrs Will Sibley. Mrs Thomas Slick.
Mrs. Frank Stephenson. Mrs \. III.
stephenson. Mrs. Glenn Studebaker.
Mrs. Frank Mayr jr., Mrs. G.. A.
Summers, Mrs. Fred Keller, Mrs. G..
a. LOring. the Misses Teel. Mrs. Carl
Endiick. Mrs. Frank Herring, Mrs. VIII
liam Miller, Mrs. William Kimball,
Mrs. f. $. Badet Mrs Katherine
Baker. Mrs. George Beitner. Mrs +. A.
Bryan. Mrs r. r. Borley. Mrs. Charles
COonley Miss Virginia Crawford, Mrs.
j. ). ROmig, Mrs. Fred Miller. Mrs.
Gilbert Elliott. Mrs G.. \. Farabaugh,
Mrs a. b. France. Mrs. Hamilton, Mrs.
j. e. Haughton, Mrs. Charles Herr.
AIRS John a. Hibberd Mrs. G. w
Hyde, Mrs. j A. Jude, Mrs. l.. $ La
Pierre and Mrs. Thomas Morrison.
Mrs Mayr will give a similar affair
Wednesday
The annual Easter banquet and
ball given by the seniors of Notre
Dame university Monday evening,
was a delightful affair in every re-
SpecG. The banquet, served to SO
couples in the red room, was follow
ed by program of 16 dances. played
by the Wheelcr-Seymour orchestra in
the ball room. Palms and ferns and
,SOtre Dame blankets were the prin-
cipal features of the simple decOra-
tive scheme the attractive rooms of
the Oliver needing little to add to
their beauty as a setting for the bril-
liant affair of which they we're the
scene last evening.
The grand march, led by Harry
Newning. president of the class, and
his sister. Miss Margaret Newning of
Houston. Tex, began at $50 o'clock.
There were a number of former stu
dents and other Out-Of-tOwn guests
present for the affair.
Among the patrons and patronesses
were Judge and Mrs. T. l.. Howard
Prof. and Mrs. William Benitz. Prof
and Mrs. j. NJ. CoOney. Mr. and Mrs
\. l. Hubbard, Mr.. and Mrs w. A
Mclnerny. DR. and Mrs +. J. Pow
ers. Capt. and Mrs. Il. r. StogsdaH
jude and Mrs. G. A. Farabaugh
PROF. and Mrs. James Hines Prof
and Mrs. *. b. Smith and Prof. and
Mrs. John Worden
he TO- n sol, 4 IA,
delightful affair included Harry
Newning. Charles Dorais. John Hearn
Thomas Curry, Albert King. Arthur
Carmody. Frank Hogan Morrison
Conway, William Calvin and Jacob
Geiger.
The delicious menu for the dinner
consisted of fresh crab meat cock
tail tomato boulliOn Bellevue. roast
milk-fed chicken, asparagus tips
potatoes chateau. Benedictine punch.
fruit salad. assorted cakes and cof-
Zee. Throughout the dance punch
was served in the corridor.
Mrs. Frank c. Toepp entertained
with anfnformal family party Monday
afternoon at her home on w Wash
ington av. in honor Of her sisters. the
Misses Laura and Marie Kamm of
NIishawaka. who with the Misses
Christine and Olive Schafer of Lee
Mars Ia. will leave next week for a
trip abroad. They will leave Monday
for Washington. u. c.. where they viii
spend a few days before going on 10
New York. Sailing from New York
April % they will so immediately TO
Naples. After travelling through Italy
they will visit Switzerland France
and other countries and Will be gone
four or five months They will sail on