South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-07-31
Social and Other Interests of Women



wagiac Thursday evening where they |
were entertained delightfully."- by Mrs.
Mabel Holden Of Notre Dame av at
her summer home Following 2 fish |
dinner an informal evening was
spent and the party returned al a ]
late hour.
Former pupils OF the oak Grove |
school i'm Warren township will hold |
a reunion Aug. s. AT Chain lakes. It'll
is their second annual reunion and d
large attendance IS expected. Com
mittees have arranged for the serving
OF a basket dinner followed by boat
Ing. fishing. baseball and other sports !
The grounds may be reached over
either the Northern Indiana or the
South shore.
A most charming affair was the
musical given by Mr.. and Mrs Milton
y. Griffith of zoos W Colfax az. last
evening, IN the recital hall Of the
South Bend conservatory Many OF
the prominent musicians and lay mu-
SIC lovers OF this city and MishaWaka
were present 1 ne program was given
entirely by l.. =. ETOeger, composer
pianist and lecturer OF St Louis. di-
rector OF the kroeger School of Music
OF that city and internationally known
as composer and pianist. Mir. Kroe
ger by request, played program
wholly Of his own compositions. pre-
ceding each number with eXplana-
tory remarks which made it much
more interesting. His playing has in
II all the requisites of greatness, pre-
dOminantly intellectual but with plen-
Is of emotional quality TO balance,
IL was exceedingly varied in style,
strikingly SO. considering that II was
all his own. Seldom does nature en-
dow one with SO many gifts. At the
conclusion Of the program light re-
freshments were served and the guests
INDUCED in a delightful social hour
with Mr.. kroegeT.
The Modern Beehive club held its
regular meeting Thursday afternoon
al Leeper park Officers for the en-
suing season were selected as follows:
Mrs. Melvin Knight, president Mrs
Jennie Morris. vice president: Mrs.
JOS Deditch, secretary; Mrs. Maud
Dice. treasurer, Mrs. Clyde Burke,
press reporter. Plans were made for
a picnic 10 he held in two weeks at
Hudson lake. Dainty refreshments
were served ift the conclusion of the
afternoon.
The d. /. Pedro club was pleasantly
entertained ON Thursday afternoon at
the home of Mrs. q. Fritz. 1914 Fuer-
binger 81. Favors at cards were won
by Mrs. p. Thielka, Mrs. Geo. Frank
and Mrs. John Frank. A dainty lunch
con was served at "a table decorated
with the club colors. In two weeks
Mrs. 2. Thielka. 931 oak St. will en-
terrain the club.
The Auten Relief corps gave a
thlmble and social Thursday after
noon in their rooms at the old court
house. The hostesses were Mrs. Her
bert FTantZ. Mrs. Julia Smith and
Mrs. W. G.. MuesscI. Light refresh
ments were served during a social
hour
Mrs @. L. corp, California av..
was hostess TO the \. Y. r. crochet
club Thursday afternoon. The after
noon was spent with needlewOrk and
plans were made for a picnic to be
held next Thursday at Lake Maxim
kuckee. Contests were enjoyed. IA
ors in the money contests going 10
Mrs. a. Lowell. In the old ladies con-
test the favor was awarded Mrs w ID.
McManus. Dainty refreshments were
served by the hostess. The home was
prettily adorned with carnations and
ferns
Honorug her house guests. the
Misses Louise Wolf of Laporte and
Marcella Aichner of Erie, Pa. Miss
GeneVieve Howard, ia +. Cedar ST,
was hostess Thursday evening 10
about 50 guests Games and music
buffet luncheon was served on the
porch.
Complimenting Miss Marie Krueper,
y Hin St, whose marriage 10 Edward
Aullgan will take place August A. the
Misses Anne Gibson. Florence Brauns-
dorf. Frances Swinehart and Mary
Semortier were hOstesses at a miscel-
laneous shower Wednesday evening at
the home of the latter. The sales
ladies of RObertson's main floor were
the guests The evening was delight
fully spent and luncheon was served
hy the hostesses. Thursday evening
Mrs. Alton Gray. Mill St, Mishawaka,
entertained tor Miss Nrueper with a
miscellaneous shower at which "A large
number of guests were present This
evening the Children of Mary of St
Joseph's Catholic church will enter
, tain at Miss kruepers home with a
kitchen shower.
The Eureka club was very pleas
antly entertained Thursday afternoon
at the home of Mrs. Ed. Strickler. 5S5
Michigan aV. The afternoon was spent
socially with fancy work Plans were
made for a basket picnic to be held
an day Wednesday Aug 10. at st.
Joseph Mich 4 dainty luncheon was
served by the hostess at the close of
the afternoon. The house was at
tractively arranged with garden flow
crS for the occasion. Fifteen mem
hers and one guest were present In
two weeks Mrs Anna Detzler. 322I
Cushing St. viii entertain the club.
The Qui .Nive club will meet Fri
day evening with Miss Inez Burns.
geo Allen ST. AS this is an import
ant meeting. all members are urged
to be present After the business
meeting a social hour will be enjoy
cd. the club meeting Miss Burns
house guests.