South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-31
Social and Other Interests of Women


full dinner party at the Oliver hotel
Wednesday evening given as cour-
tesv TO Miss Gertrude Kearns Of Terre
Haute. Ind. house guest OF Miss Ruth
Cobn az \ william st. The guests
iDcIuded the Misses Kearns, Ruth
conn. Florence Barrett, Elicia Lower
Helen Lower. Jane Smith and Messrs-
C6srIes Guthrie. Neal WEIGH, Nor
man Booth. Richard Muessei ana
Frank Bruggner. This evening Ms
Cohn will entertain informally Win
a sleighride followed by supper at hei
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Jackson, ISL
lincoln way w. entertained ~ euhts-
day evening with dinner party loI
Miss Helen +. Jackson, VINO is hollie
from Northwestern university :"
snend the holidays with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. y. VI. Jackson, OF the
Portage road. Covers were plaeeu
for "a The table appointments were
in keeping with the season.
Miss Bernice Freeman, daughter ol
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. A. Freeman, l0lo
woodward av., was hostess at
charming dinner party "Wednesday
evening for lG guests, all OF WhoHl
attended later the homecoming dance
at American hall The table was
adorned with an artistic centerplecc
of Killarney roses and narcissls. Inc
guests included Marie Jackson, w llila
swans Margaret Hoke, Ruth Whit
man. Mardel Hildebrand, Ruth Emit
zian. Dorothy Daily of ST. Louis. Mo,
Thad Nethercutt, Walter Mueller
RAYMOND Flanagan, Russell Bucher'
Gordon Milliken, Jewel Longley, koO-
ert Snyder and Delhi Martin
Miss Grace Nelson and Frank J.
Ward were united in marriage Wed
nesdav evening at o'clock with SIM
pie ceremony at the homo OF the
brides mother, Mrs. Laura j. Nelson
w. Marion St Rev G. A. LippincOtt
officiated only the immediate family
and a few friends were present. me
house was prettily arranged with
Christmas green's and the mantle be
fore which the ceremony was per-
formed was banked with holly The
bride wore a becoming gown OF ac-
Gordon pleated pima cloth with a
Grecian overdrape Of Chantilly lace
with a rope of pearls about the waist
and pearl ornaments at the neck and
sleeves. She carried bouquet or
brides roses. Following the cere
mOnv a wedding supper was served, /
the table in the dining room being
adorned with a centerpiece of poin- |
settias. Mr.. and Mrs. Ward left later
in the evening for a brief wedding |
trip They will be at home after Jan. /
is at 81 w. Marion st
A delightful high school dance was
given Wednesday evening at Amer /
lean hall for the returned students
from the various colleges. Forty-five /
couples attended. Music was fur
nished by the Messick orchestra and
refreshments served during the even
ing. Those in charge were Leland
Whitcman. Diehl Martin, Joseph !
Meyer Robert Happ and Robert Sny-
der.
The Pythian tea ladies gave their
annual Christmas party Wednesday |
afternoon at the *. of z. hall. Thirty
women were present. The afternoon
was spent with needlewOrk with an
exchange Of gifts among the members.
Light refreshments were served at the
close by the hos esses, Mrs. G. X. Nc
LOughlin. Mrs. WinOna Maynard and
Mrs. Blanch Pontius. The ladies Will \
meet Jan Is at the hall, when the
hostesses will be Mrs. Charles Os-
trander, Mrs. Robert Plate and Mrs.
Rorer
Miss Helen Schlegel. 222 S. Francis
St. pleasantly entertained a party of
her girl friends at dinner Tuesday
evening. The house was prettily dec
Grated with Christmas colors of red
and green. Following dinner. the
evening was spent with games and
music. The guests numbered eight
The Holy Name society of St. Jo-
seph's Catholic church entertained
Wednesday evening with a card party
and dance at St. Joseph's hall. About
800 members with their friends at
tended. Cards were enjoyed by those
who did not dance. During the even
ing light refreshments were served by
a committee. A basket ball game be-
tween the South Bend Holy Name and
the Mishawaka society featured the
evening Next Sunday Will be the an
nual feast day for the society which
Will approach communion at St JO-
seph's church in a body at the early
mass There viii be a reception of
new members in the evening and
sermon at the church by F'r. James
French. c. $. c.. OF the Holy Cross.
Notre Dame.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Sinott. 9O3 y.
ST. Louis St, we're surprised Tuesday
afternoon by a number of friends and
neighbors by a miscellaneous shower
Many beautiful presents were given |
Contests were conducted by Mrs. John
Howard
Among those present were. Mrs. AL
7ina kr3user. Mrs. oscar Heinrich.
Hrs. X Fischer. Mrs Grace Cole.
sIr and Mrs. r. SinOtt Mrs Wood
ward. AIRS Kaylor and Miss Catherine
,laNtou
Mr.. and Mrs II. J. Decker. 1880 5. ]
Lafayette ST., Will entertain at din I
1er this eFe hing for Mrs. l.. Shepherd g
Davis ot ca dand Calf, who is visit 2
ne with Mr and Mrs. r. Shafer 1905
:. Lafayette ST. Covers viii be placed 5
.or Sis guests az table centereG with g
. vase of cut flowers Dinner will be t
served az 6. i
Mrs. ;. r. Smoke. els Blaine av.. {
vas hostess Wednesday afternoon 10 v
ne Swastika club. Plans were made c