South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-17
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Mrs. George T. Hager. 415 ".
Wayne ST.. entertained charmingly at
a 1 o'clock luncheon Tuesday after
noon complimenting a number OF out
OF town guests. The centerpiece Of
the beautifully appointed table was
an exquisite mound OF yellow spring
flowers. Mrs. Hagers guests NUM-
bered u. among whom were Mrs
George Beck OF Langley. S. G., who
is visiting her sister Mrs. -. .. Huff,
and Mrs. 6. H NanLoOn and Mrs. T..
W. Wardell Of Detroit, guests of Mrs.
Ward l. Mack
Elaborate decorations and an en-
JOyable program OF tOasts were fea-
lures * the first annual banquet OF
the Philathea Girls class Of West
minister Presbyterian church Monday
evening in the banquet hall at the Y.
IT. q. A The table decorations We're
developed in the class cOlOrs blue and
sold. the centerpiece being a huge star
OF yell0EF roses with "A lighted taper at
each Of the five points. Clusters Of
daffodils and large bows OF blue and
gold ribbon at the ends Of the table
completed the effect. The place cards
were blue cut IN the shape of the
class pin, with the word "Philathea"
inscribed on them in gold The toast
mistress was Miss Helen Neuwerth
and the following tOasts were respond
ed to: The Past of the Class,
poem. Miss Edith Beyrer; THE Pres
emit. Miss Margaret Van Fleet; The
Future" a poem, Miss Henrietta Baus-
man. Musical numbers wee contrib
uted by Miss Ethel Steele and Miss
Lena Neuwerth. The class will be
entertained March by Mrs. c.. W
Hunt, 20 LapOrte av.
At a dinner given Saturday evening
COmpiimenting their house guests
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh ]. NJ. Jones Of
Montpelier, Vt. Mr.. and Mrs j. f.
Cole OF Park av.. announced the en-
gagement OF their daughter, Miss
Julia Brandon Cole, 10 Henry ]. Eau
Der. son OF Mr.. and Mrs. William r.
Fauber Of Monticello, Ind. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. Jones. Mr.. and
Mrs w. q. Crabill, Mr.. and Mrs. a. J.
Hammond. Mr.. and Mrs. r. r.. StOgs-
dali. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Murdoch Dr.
and Mrs. Thomas \. Olney Miss Cole
and Mr.. Fauber A cluster of Amer
lean Beauty roses formed the center
piece of the daintily appointed table.
The wedding will take place in the
falI
In interesting papers by Miss Sarah
O'Neiu and Miss Bess Carpenter the
TtAu1 % tit ittbolA ol the AoulIillL-
tee OF l9' was continued Monday aft
ernOOn at the regular meeting of the
Kindergarten Teachers association in
the rooms OF the kindergarten train
ing school. Informal discussion fol-
lowed the papers. The association
will meet again in one month.
Mrs w. G .Crabill, III North Shore
drive entertained the Tuesday after
noon sewing club Monday afternoon.
The time was pleasantly spent making
garments for the poor. At the close
OF the afternoon delicious lunch was
served. The club Will meet again
next week.
The thimble given Monday after
noon at the home of Mrs. William
Walters, AIS =. Broadway by the Feb
Tuary committee of the Ladies' Aid
society OF Grace NJ E. church proved
To be q delightful affair. Sixty wo-
men attended. \ spiderweb contest
IN which. after unraveling a maze of
cords each guest found favor at the
end, was an amusing feature. \
pleasing musical program was also
given consisting of a piano duet by
Miss Ollie and Master Albert GillOn;
a recitation by Miss Ruth Platz and a
piano solo by Miss Laura Strong.
Dainty refreshments were served at
the close of the afternoon by the host
ess assisted by Mrs. Walter Miller and
Mrs Otto Walters.
Mrs. NJ. Y Beiger. 81 T.. Second St.
Mishawaka. has issued invitations for
luncheons one 90 be given Thursday
and another Friday. Others will fol-
low later
Mrs. Glenn Studebaker, Mrs. George