South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-05
SOCIETY


hostess at one Of the charming af-
fairs OF Thursday, when she entertain
ed with a 1 o'clock luncheon for her
house guest Mrs. Hugh j. NJ. Jones'
% Montpelier. Vi Clusters of spring
flowers adorned the different rooms
and formed the artistic centerpiece at
the table. Yellow tulips and jonquils
were used in the living room and Ii
brary and pink and white tulips and
sweet peas In the dining room. The
place faVOrs were sweet peas. Covers
were placed for Mrs. Jones Mrs Rome
{. Stephenson. Mrs. l.. A. Stephenson.
.-togsdail. Mrs. Samuel Leeper. Mrs.
T. :. Rich, Mrs. u. NJ r. Weeks. Mrs.
Thomas Olney and Miss Julia Cole.
Miss Adah Snyder Of Virginia av.
and Harry Long, formerly Of Porter,
Ind. were quietly married Wednes-
day to the surprise of their many
friends Mr.. Long is an employe of
the Michigan Central railroad and is
well known in this city. Miss Sny-
der is the daughter OF Mr. and Mrs.
John Snyder and is very popular
among her acquaintance. They will
take an short wedding trip after
which they will be at home TO their
many friends at Porter, Ind, after
June 1.
one OF the most excellent meetings
of the season for the first section of
the department of literature of the
Progress club was held Wednesday
afternoon. Miss Katherine Campbell
was leader for the afternoon. present
ing acts one, two and three of Moli-
ere's ''Tartuffe" in a most interesting
manner, and Mrs. Victor Jones read
we'll prepared paper. giving a com
paTison OF Hamlet" and "Tartuffe."
The department will meet again in
two weeks.
Mrs. Charles Francis of Riverside
drive was hostess to the mem bers of
the North Side Culture club Wednes-
day afternoon. Mrs. A. r. Messick
reviewed several chapters of Les
Miserables' and Mrs. Francis read an
excellent paper on THE Slums of
Paris" A social hour and light re-
freshments followed the program. In
two weeks the club viii be entertained
at the home of Mrs. l.. NJ. Hammer
schmidt of Van Buren, st.
Mrs. Frank Mayr, jr OF +. Jeffer-
son blvd, will entertain at bridge
Thursday and Friday afternoons.
The winter picnic for the young
women Of the kendallVille Glove Co.
stephenson Underwear mills at the
Y. w. G. A. Wednesday evening was
one Of the most delightful affairs of
the series. Forty girls were seated for
supper at one long table in the gym
nasium. Following the supper the
gymnasium was cleared and during
the remainder OF the evening was
turned over TO the guests for merry
rOmp. The extension secretaries were
assisted by Mrs. w. NJ Weld, Miss
Vera Campbell and Miss Miriam
Eeyer.
Several clever stunts" by means of
which the dancers matched partners
were features of the dance for married
folks at the Commercial Athletic club
Wednesday evening. Forty-five cou-
pies attended. Light refreshments
were served at II o'clock. The club
viii observe family night March 10.
Mrs. Harvey Roemer of $40 Michi-
San av. was surprised Tuesday even
ing by a number of her friends with
q party in honor of her birthday.
Alr. and Mrs. Herbert Lederer plan
ned the affair. The party numbered
seven couples who spent the even
ing at prOgI esSive 800" The first
prizes went to Mrs. Harvey Roemer
end Henry Muessel and the consOla-
ton prizes To Mrs. Henry Muessel
inu tieIbeTl LeueIeI. me MUSE was
Urettily decorated. a number of en-
joyable musical numbers followed the
delicious Dutch lunch
\ pretty home wedding was that of
~ !ss Lillian Ebersole and Leo Witt
ner. which took place Wednesday eve
ming at the home of the brides par
cnts. MIR. and Mrs. j. +. Ebersole, 1886
=. Bowman ST. The groom is the
son of Mr. Snd Mrs. o. j. Wittner,
1925 Portage aV. The ceremony was
performed in a bower Of palms and
ferns ina the living room. Rev. J. o.
Mosier officiating in the presence OF
q company of relatives and friends Of
the young couple. The bride was at
tended by her sister. Miss Goldie Eb-
crsole and the groom by Frank Long
and the wedding march was played by
Miss Edith Wittner sister of the