South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-12
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Mrs. II. G. Clarke. 32S ". Navarro
ST.. entertained charrningIy wednes-
day afternoon with a 1 O'Clock lunch.
con at the Oliver hotel complime
ing her house guest, Mrs. Frederick
Geiler of Edm OntOn. Alberta Covers
were placed for eight at a beautifully
decorated table. The centerpiece of
which was cluster of red carna-
lions. while the place favors were
Valentine CONNECTIONS. The guests i'm
cluded Mrs. Geilec, Mrs. W. G. Crabill.
Mrs. r. j. Lent, AIRS. Ward T. Mack.
Mrs r. r. StogsdaH Mrs. IA. NJ.
Crockett aud Miss Florence Clarke.
Delightful in every detail was the
annual reception and ball Of South
Bend lodge 294. Free and Accepted
hasons. given in Place hall. The hall
was beautifully decorated in honor
OF LincOln's birthday and Valentines
DAY both OF which fall this week
and a gay assembly OF over 500 guests
made the affair one of the largest of
the season. The honor guest was
Grand Master OF Indiana John w.
Hanan Of Lagrange. and many other
guests were present from Chicago, st.
Joseph. Michigan City and Laporte.
The guests were received from
O'Clock TO 9 during which hour a de-
lightful musical program was rem
dered. At 3 o'clock the grand march
began. led by Grand Master and Mrs.
Hanan. Following the grand march
10th dancing and cards were enjoyed.
The ball ON was beautifully dec
Grated in red, white and blue. From
the center OF the ceiling was suspend
ed huge revolving silk shade in red,
white and blue from which hung a
heart pendant. The corners of the
room were draped with American
Tags and "a beautiful reproduction Of
the lodge emblem in blue lights occu-
pied the east end OF the room.
The dining room where card tables
were placed was adorned with fes-
tOons Of hearts. and Valentine posters
We're arranged about the walls. In the
center OF the room stood a pedestal
holding an empire basket of red and
white carnations. Here an elaborate
supper was served at IL O'Clock.
The musical program rendered dur
ing the receiving hour consisted OF the
following numbers: Vocal solo. Mrs.
Harry Barnes: violin solo. Hal G.. Van
Aiken; selections by male quartet
composed OF DIR. T, p. Meyer DR.. +.
ID. Hager, G. L. Kruger and Gerald
Hunt.
The chairmen Of the committees re-
sponsible for the success of the affair
include r. NJ Caldwell. executive
committee: Frank Kline. decorating
committee; Charles Swygart. cards;
Jacob Lay. supper; John Grimm, door,
Dr. Mover and Charles Olsen. music.
The reception committee, composed of
the officers was as follows: DR.. b. j.
Lent. past master; John DeHaven,
wOrshipfuI master; T.. +. Fricke. SEN
Tor warden: Rudolph Horst. junior
warden; John Grimm. senior deacon;
Charles Huntsberger. junior deacon;
Aaron Jones IT., senior steward: Al
bert Slick, junior steward; Sterling
Winchel. captain OF team.
The members OF the Old Time
Friends club and their husbands
viii be entertained Friday evening at
dinner at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. b. Baker on +. Broadway. The as
.Sisting host and hostess will be Mr..
and Mrs. w. +. Schaefer.
The Oriental club held an informal
box social and dance Wednesday even
ing in American hall. The hall was
decorated in red. white and blue in
honor OF Lincoln-s birthday, streamers
IN those cOlors having been festOOned
from the walls to the central chande-
lier.
The Pleasant View w. G. Il. L. OBJ
served its annual Frances Willard me-
mortal at its meeting Wednesday aft
ernoOn with Mrs. j. g. Otis. 74O How
ard av. The program consisted of a
paper on the life Of Frances Willard
by the hostess; papers on Purity and
Rescue Work. by Mrs. J. b. Golf and
Mrs. Charles Hopkins, and a talk on
that subject by Mrs. James Ray; vocal
solo. little Miss Geraldine Morris. A
collection for the purity and rescue
work was taken up by Mrs. r. L. Hull
Plans were made for an open meeting
10 be held the evening Of Feb. 10 at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Otis.
Mrs y. c. Hungerford of Kalama-
zoo, Mich. celebrated her 18th birth
day anniversary Wednesday at the
home of her son, Clinton Hungerford.
$40 Prairie av. She received friends
informally Throughout the afternoon.
She returned home this morning.
AR. and Mrs. Frank DOlph. 229 y.
shore drive will entertain Thursday
evening with a dinner in honor Of
their house guests, Mr.. and Mrs. L.
:. Nicer. Of Minneapolis, and Miss
Lillian Hanke. OF Chicago. The table
decorations will feature the valentine
idea- Beside the honor guests. covers
will be placed for Miss Marge Hart,