South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-10-01
Social and Other Interests of Women
SOCIETY

Mr. and Mrs. William Mathews SIS
Sherman av-, entertained pleasantly
Wednesday evening at a 8 o'clock din
ner IN honor OF Mrs. J. A Adams and
her daughter. Burmah, OF Cleveland,
q. Covers were placed for nine at
a table arranged with a centerpiece
OF white chrysanthemums The guests
included Mrs. Adams, Miss Adams,
Mrs. Edward BanksOn. Mrs. George
DelO, Mrs. Mary Baker and Mr.. and
Mrs. T. Pheian. Mrs Adams Is the
guest Of Mrs. Bankson and viii re-
main until Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Melvin r. Huey, who
were married Tuesday evening. were
greeted with an old fashioned chart
vari Wednesday evening at the home
OF the brides parents on the Portage
av. road. The company OF friends.
many Of whom were from South
Bend, numbered 100. At the close of
a merry evening a delicious supper
was served. Mr.. and Mrs. Huey will
leave soon for Visalia, Calf, TO live
Miss Margaret Graf, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Graf. 702 F.
Keasey St, and Earl Leininger, son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Jerry Leininger of
north Of Mishawaka. were married
Wednesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
with a quiet ceremony in the presence
Of relatives and friends at the parsOn-
- Of the Holy Trinity church. Rev.
~ H. Keck Ofiiciated. The bride wore
"A travelling suit Of navy blue gaber-
dine and was unattended After a
short trip TO Chicago the young peO-
pie Will be at home after oct. 5 at
1913 S. Marietta st.
A charming affair OF Wednesday
was a buffet luncheon given at 1
o'clock by Mrs. Albert Listenberger
w. Washington av., and Mrs. w. ID.
O'Brien. s. Chaplin St, at the home Of
the former. The house was beauti-
fully decorated with garden flowers
and the daintily appointed table was
conferred with a silver urn containing
pink roses The guests were 60 in
number. Mrs. Listenberger and Mrs
O'Brien will entertain Friday after
noon with luncheon at the home of
Mrs. Ldstenberger.
The second dance of the season was
given Wednesday evening by the Com
mercial Athletic club at the club on
Colfax av. It was the monthly
married folks dance and was attend
ed by about 40 couples. Mates or
chestra provided music for the even
ing. The opening dance Of the club
will be given Oct p when Brown
furnish music.
The Wednesday club met in regular
session Wednesday afternoon at the
home OF Mrs. George Beitner, F. JEFF
ferson blvd. The afternoon was de-
voted 20 the study Of China the topic
of the season work of the club. Mrs
Beitner gave an interesting paper on
the topography Of China and Mrs.
George Baker gave a review of THE
Lady OF the Chinese Courtyard. a
translation by Elizabeth Cooper. The
club will meet next Wednesday with
Mrs. +. A. Bryan. +. Jefferson blvd.
Mrs. w c. Taylor. 1907 n. Francis
St. was hostess Wednesday aftern ION
TO members of the Sunshine club.
The afternoon following 70 business
meeting was spent with contests, fav-
ors in which were won b. Mrs Will
lam BOetcher, Mrs A w. Dausman
and Mrs. Anna Beck A dainty
luncheon was served by the hostess
during a social hour. The club will
meet in two weeks with Mrs. l..
Muesshart, 1914 Elwood av.
The Violet club was very pleasantly
entertained Wednesday afternoon by
Mrs. James Brown, 1910 S. Fellows st. !
After the regular business period the |
afternoon was spent at cards. Favors
were awarded Mrs. Theresa ROZak, ]
Mrs. Delsa McMnlen and Mrs. Eli
Spencer. The guest prize was given
Mrs. Frank Coleman. A delicious
o'clock dinner was served by the |
hostess. assisted by Mrs. e c. Eckert !
The club Will meet 81 two weeks with |
Mrs. F. w. Evans, 1902 s. Sixth st, [
River Park.