South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-08-28
SOCIETY

Prof. Frederic Bergman. organist
and choir director OF the First Meth
odist Episcopal church. who is enjoy
ing a months vacation, is being ten
dered a number Of courtes.es at the
various places where he is visiting.
he has been the honor guest at a
number OF informal affairs in Port
Huron. Mich, where ne is at present
stopping. on Tuesday ne was honOred
By the Orpheus society with a picnic
supper In Pine Grove park, followed
by an Informal reception IL the even
ing at the church parlors. Members
OF the society and friends 10 the
number OF so went TO the park at )
O'Clock where an elaborate picnic
supper was served.
In the evening an equally delightful
time was spent at the church where
an informal musical was given fol-
lowing the reception, Mr.. Bergman
rendering a number Of organ selec-
tons. Members OF the society con-
tributed 10 the performance with sew
eral excellent numbers. At the close
of the program Prof. Bergman gave
vocal recital which was greatly en-
joyed.
Miss Helen Chandonia, 21s St.
Peter St, was hostess Thursday even
ing 20 the Christian Endeavor OF the
Trinity Presbyterian church. Con-
tests were enjoyed during the even
Ing, faVOrs in which were awarded
Milo Bietert and Harry Masingil. Miss
Mildred Gemberling and Max Hakes
rendered a number Of vocal solos
The out-Of-tOwn guests were Harry
Graham and Max Hakes. A dainty
luncheon was served at the close of
the evening
The Eureka club was very pleasant
" entertained Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. VIM. West, 302 Pennsylvania
av. Neediework was the feature of
the afternoon followed by a social
hour during which a dainty pink and
white luncheon was served by the
hostess The house was prettily dec
OdaIed with garden flowers. The club
Will be entertained in two weeks by
Mrs. John Hinkle, Kuntsman court.
The A. Y. z. club was entertained
Thursday al day by Mrs. Charles
Kembel, Miami, ST. The morning was
spent with needlework and at noon
a delicious dinner was served. Con-
tests were enjoyed during the after
noon. prizes being awarded Mrs. Har-
~ Woolman and Mrs. Aug. Shultz.
The club viii be entertained In two
weeks by Mrs. Casper Krauser, Leland
av.
A large company of women and
children enjoyed an all day picnic at
Chain lakes Wednesday. Leaving ear
ly in the morning the crowd spent the
day with games, contests, boating and
bathing. In the women's vegeta bic
contest favors were won by Mrs. Hill
and Mrs. Haslanger; the ring throw
ing contest by Mrs Schafer and Mrs.
DeBow: the cracker contest by Mrs.
NJ. Beach and Mrs. Schafer. and the
ball contest by Mrs. Ray Hicks and
elena HILL In the boys contests the
favors were taken by John Steffee,
Charles Schafer and Edward Beach.
In the girls contests the winners were
Marie Beach, Buddie Hill and jean
cite Beach. The out of town guest
was Mrs. Ray Hicks OF Benton Har-
Dor.
The Modern Beehive club was en-
lertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs.
Jacob Coleman, 746 Cleveland av.
Contests were enjoyed during the aft
srnoon, favors in which were awarded
Mrs. J. r.. Glayin, Mrs. G.. =. Mitchell
md Mrs. VIM Nell. A delicious two
course luncheon was served by the
hostess TO is members Of the club.
Mrs. T. T. Morris will entertain in
two weeks at her home. 1S7 Adams
St
The women's Auxiliary Of the West
minister Presbyterian church was en-
tertained last night at the home of
MT. and Mrs s J. ReIlinger. Gushing
and Lindsey SITS. Games and music
were enjoyed followed by luncheon.
A party Of seven girls enjoyed a
picnic and ''Vvienie" roast Wednesday
afternoon at the four mile bridge.
The girls "hiked' out and back. Those
In the party were the Misses Sidney
Crosby, Bessie Shaw. Anna Daveline,
Katherine kOChendOrfer, Marie, Lou
lse and Agnes Champagne.
Mrs. p. B. Davis. No. 3 Taylor court.
entertained the members of the d. l.
Pedro club Thursday afternoon. Fa-
vors at cards were awarded Mrs. Geo.
Frank Mrs w Griesinger and Mrs.
G. Fritz. Arrangements were made
for a snow white party which Will
be held I'm two weeks at the home OF
Mrs Joe Kagle. sos Cushing st. Dain-
~ refreshments we're served by the
hostess at the close OF the afternoon.
Mrs. J. w. Wadnl 2O5 Dubau av.,
ives hostess Thursday at 1 o'clock
dinner IN honor Of Mr.. Wadilis sister
Mrs. Margaret Loveridge OF Rock Is
land III. and Mrs. Fannie Miller Of
Chicago. Covers were placed for
ten. House decorations were prettily
arranged clusters OF garden flowers
The wedding OF Miss Hazel Linsen-
mayer. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Iinsenmayer. 120 r Calvert St.
AND G. r. Nelson took place Tuesday
afternoon at the United Brethren
church The bride was attended by
Miss Helen Nelson and the groom by
Earl Mcneil The bride wore a crepe
dress trimmed with pearls and carried
bouquet OF brides roses. The
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