South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-02-04
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Mr.. and Mrs. carl J. AIardt SD
y Ashland av.. were host and hostess at
pne or the most charming affairs of
<the season Tuesday evening when
they complimented their house guest.
Hiss Vera Derliner OF Chicago. with
a card party and musical. Their
guests filled II tables at 500 from
$50 o'clock 10 1890. and during i'm
termissions between the games de-
hEhuU musical numbers were given.
The house was beautifully decorated
with a prOfusiOn OF pink carnations
narcissi and smilaN. The arches
throughout the lower part of the
house We're entWiIed with smilaX
caught with graceful clusters of mar
cissi and each Of the rooms was
adorned with vases filed with the
flowers. The games were played i'm
groups Of two and the several inter
missions were filed with piano num-
beers Dy Thomas snow vocal numbers
hy DIR. We're Strayer. stories by Milton
IFreudenstein and delightful violin SCI
leCtiOus by the honor guest. Miss
Derliner's final number was Love
land Day" which the company sang
in chorus. During the supper hour
Irwin Dolk harpist gave q delightful
program of harp selections
The place favors for the women AZ
Che beautifully appointed tables were
copies OF the song "Loveland Day"
ticI with pink satin bows i'm which a
pink carnation was cauEnt For the
men there were small photographs of
the honor guest bearing the chorus
of the song. Each received also a
white carnatiOn.
Among the guests were Miss May
Steele OF Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs +.
s. Allardt and w D. Foster Of Chi
caso. all guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Allardt.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank c. Toepp. 525
N. Washington dv.. entertained 40
relatives Isl deHehful manner
tuesday evening as courtesy to
Miss Margaret Toepp and Jacob ITmi-
ter whose marriage will take place
Thursday The affair was in the ma
ture OF a card party and a miscel-
IIDeous shower. which Was a surprise
Coz the bride 90 be. The house was
-ttractively arranged with red carna-
uous, uaTcissi and smilaN After the
-aues "a delicious supper was served.
for which the bridal party was placed
at "a prettily appointed table i'm the
dining room. a cluster of carnations
and narcissi Centered the table and
strands of smilaN We're festooned from
the chandelier 10 the places. The fa-
tors at cards were won by Mrs. Ru-
dulph Kamm and Arthdr Schellinger
0f MishaWaka Mr.. lrmItcr and Miss
Elizabeth Toepp- Among the guests
were Henry Spitzley ami Paul Toepp
OF Detroit
Miss Lulu Bondurant who left
"Wednesday for Depauw 10 reenter
school was honor guest at an inform
al party Monday afternoon given by
"a ID r-l y ne
W.. Marion ST. Her guests numbered
o. among them being Miss Anna
iatr OF Rochester Ind.
The As You Like Dc club was
pleasantly entertained Tuesday even
in2 at the home of Miss Lillian La
Pierre. 113 f. Navarro ST. The pro-
eram for the evening consisted of "a
reading. THE Glory of solomon" 10y
Miss Frances Hedger and "a paper ON
The Temple by Miss Grace Cady.
The club viii meet Feb. 10 with Miss
Josephine James. 32S $. Taylor st.
The children of Mary of st. Jo-
scph's church have arranged card
party 20 bee held Feb. 9 i'm American
haH. a musical program viii also he
rendered and supper viii be served.
The Ayudadora circle was enter
tanned Tuesday afternoon at the home
ol Mrs. C. w. Caldwell lis w. Ma
rion ST. During the business session
the club made arrangements to send
Ga ton of coal TO- one needy family and
provisions and clothing to- another. y
social hour followed during which the
hostess served light refreshments.
The club viii meet aeaiu I'm two
weeks with Mrs. George ButZbaCh. 63l
s. 81. Joseph ST