South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-02

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The dinner dance at the CONNER
cial Athletic club and the dances aft
ernoon and evening at the Elks tenn
Ele were the only formal celebra-
tions OF New Years night in the city
but several delightful open houses
made the day interesting A large
company or friends filed the home OF
Ir. and Mrs. J. NJ Studebaker
throughout the afternoon and por-
ton OF the evening, where Mrs. Stude-
baker was assisted IN receiving by
Mrs. G. Breaux Ballard Of Louisville,
KY; Mrs. J. Dudley Peterson of Lock
port, y. Y: Mrs. Ewing 5. Riley Of
independence, Kas., and Mrs. l.. Lewis
kunns Of Chicago The Misses Re
becca and Maria. Studebaker received
from 2 o'clock 20 six at their home,
col w. Lasalle av., the Misses Louise
Stude baker and Bess Staples assisting
them. At the rectory OF st. James
Episcopal church a large company OF
Pensioners and friends were received
by Bishop John Hazen White, Mrs.
White. Rev. II. i. White and Miss
Mary May White.
The dinner dance at the {. \. c..
was a delightful affair, attended by
some $50 guests. The hall was dec
GRATED as for the Christmas dance, a
lattice work OF red and white ribbons
forming a dome above the bail room,
while an electric emblem in a setting
or evergreen at the south end OF the
hall was a conspicuous feature. The
pariOrs were arranged with holly and
evergreen. Dinner was served at
1880. It was preceded by three dances
and followed by a program OF dances
which lasted until midnight The
Wheeler Seymour orchestra of Michi-
gan City played.
At the Elks' temple during the aft
ernOOn the children were entertained
at an informal dancing party and IN
the evening the club members enter
tanned their wives aud friends at a
similar affair. Mates orchestra
played on both occasions, and delici-
Gus refreshments were served.
The lovely home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Studebaker at Sunnyside was beautl-
fully arranged for the afternoon In the
Christmas greens. The guests were
received in the drawing room and in
the dining room dainty collation. was
served at a table beautifully appointed
in lavender and white The center
piece was cluster OF lavender SALIVA
In a lavender crystal receptacle.
Among those who poured were Mrs.
J. NJ Studebaker. jr., Mrs. c.. A.
Carlisle, Mrs George NJ Studebaker,
Mrs. Scott Brown and Mrs. Kuhns OF
Chicago.
The Misses Studebaker. at their
home on w. Lasalle av., received rs
guests during the afternoon For
many years they have kept open
house each New Years day and this
year their reception was not less
charming than usual The table
where tea was served was beautifully
piece was an empire basket of Christ
mas foliage. Red shaded candles
completed the effect. During the aft
ernoon music was furnished by the
Misses Guilfoyle. Among the out of
town guests were T.. Lewis Kuhns OF
Chicago. Ewing s. Riley and Franklin
Riley OF independence, Kas
One hundred and fifty members of
st. James church and their friends
called at the rectOry TO pay their
respects to Bishop White and Rev.
Father White. Assisting Mrs White
in the dining room were Mrs. Carlotta
Bauta, Misses Julia Cole and Ida
Wagner and Mrs. Judd. The tea
table was centered with a basket OF
Earcissi and roses
of the indiana club and their friends
enjoyed tango tea at the club house
New Years fternOOn from four
o'clock TO seven. Tea was served and
a short program of dances passed tho
hours pleasantly. A large number of
the guests remained at the club house
for dinner in the evening.
Mr. and Mrs. S. r. Thomas 419 s.
Main St, entertained New Years day
with a dinner cOmplmenting their
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Harry RI. Keller
and children OF Laporte. Covers were
placed for the honor guests, Mrs. Mary
Keller. Miss Matte Duffield, Mr.. and
Mrs Joseph Barton. Thad Keller and
Edwin Duftield. The centerpiece was
a basket OF fruit.
Following the watch service at the
First Brethren church Wednesday
evening. Miss Letta Chandler. S. Mich
igan St, and William Garwood. :. Will
liam St, were united in marriage at
the parsonage Of the church, Rev. A.
K. Thomas officiating. The young
couple VIII live on f. Calvert st.
Miss Hazel Browne and Jesse Levee
were united IN marriage Wednesday
at St Joseph. Mr.. and Mrs Levee
left Immediately for an extended Eu-
rOpean trip.
Miss Ada Marie Berger, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs. y. X Berger. 207 T.
Indiana av., and Arthur u. Wertz of
South Bend, son of Mr.. and Mrs H
:. WertZ OF Meadvilie, Pa, were unit
ed in marriage with impressive cere-
mOny Thursday evening at o'clock
az St. Pauls Methodist Memorial