South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-17
SOCIAL IND OTHER TNTEREST0 or WOMEN
SOCIETY

In honor OF Miss Ann Miller, OF
Mishawaka whose marriage 10 j.
Fred Bincham will take place next
week, Mrs. George Milburn Stude-
baker entertained delightfully."- Tues
Gay afternoon with "a tea at her home
on 5. Scott ST. Between the hours of
four o'clock and six, so guests were
received. The house was artistically
arranged IN a color scheme of green
and white the dainuly appointed tea
table bearing an exquisite cCnterpiece
of white roses and sweet peas. White
candles IN silver candlesticks complet-
al the effect Miss Miller received
with the hostess, and Mrs. Thomas
Morrison and Miss Helen Stuart. OF
Carlisle, Pa, house guest OF Miss Mil
Ter, poured Assisting i'm the parlOrs
and dining room were Mrs John r.
Heughton, Mrs. George II. Studebaker,
Mrs. Thomas Mott. Jr.. Mrs. Charles
HUN ana Miss Ann Carlisle. Among
the guests were Miss Anita Marian
Grund, Of Chicago house guest OF her
sister. Mrs. Shirley Reynolds.
Members Of the Twin City Sewing
circle entertained their husbands at
st. Patrick's party Monday evening
at the home Of Mr. and Mrs ..
Compton OF Mishawaka. The even
ing was spent with games and con-
Mrs. l.. Harper, Ed WitWer and G.. O.
Snyder. Supper was sePFed. featur-
ing color scheme Of green and
white.
Contests. music and reading were
features Of the delightful ST. Pat
rick's party given Monday evening in
the parlOrs of the First Baptist
church cOmplimenting the young
women employed in a number of the
downtown stores. The hcstesses Of
the evening were the young women
Of the church.
Supper was served at $50 O'Clock
at long tables placed in the form of
a hollow square and adorned with
clusters Of green carnations. IN the
center Of the square stood a pedestal
holding a bowl of the flowers. The
young women who waited table were
dressed as Irish cOlleens.
During the supper musical numbers
were rendered by Miss Bertha Has
LANCER and Miss Grace Stanley. The
program following the supper con-
sisted OF readings by Misses Jane
White and Frances Toy and musical
numbers by Miss Bertha Haslanger
and Hazel COlgrove. and contests in
which the favors went 10 Miss Gels
and Miss Thompson. The guests, who
numbered 100, were from the Charles
B. Sax Co. Lundy and Co. the South
Bend Floral Co. the KinyOn Floral
90, Wilhelm's and Robertson Bros
The young women OF other stores will
be entertained at an Easter party.
Mrs Arthur Miller. GA Rush ST..
entertained the members of her sec
tiOn of the Ladies' Aid society Of
Grace M. y. church and guests TO the
number of 80 at a thimble Monday
afternoon. The affair was one of a
IL. "a
in raising the $4,000 fund which the
aid society has pledged toward the
church fund. Pleasing features of
the afternoon were violin and piano
solos by the Misses Burke. Dainty
refreshments were served. A similar
affair will be given April 13 at the
home of Mrs. Homer Taggart, POS
Bronson st.
The Misses Leah. Loah and Ethel
Steele OF Pleasant ST., River Park. /
were hostesses Monday evening TO the
members OF the Philathea girls class
Of Westminster Presbyterian church. /
The chairmen of the various class
committees gave reports OF their work
during the business session. and Miss
Ruth SChUtt was elected treasurer TO
take the place of Mrs. &. W. Hunt. who
viii leave soon for California. Dur
ing the social hour dainty refresh
ments were ser"ed by the hostesses. !
assisted by Misses Ruth Calvert and
Nerna Hagey The class Will he en-
tertained 1pril by the Misses Ethel. /
blanche and Dora Zeitler, at their
home, ZAP Sancome av.
The Lady Eagles and Degree Team
VIII give a dance at the Eagles hail.
March 81. 1914. over Majestic Thea
ter Admission. 25c per couple. Extra
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