South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-12-30
Social and Other Interests of Women



in honor OF her granddaughter, Miss
Maude Hull, OF Chicago. The guests
numbered six and were girl friends or
Miss Hull, who is we'll known here.
Following the performance refresh
ments we're served at the Phlladel-
phia. Miss Hull will return home the
latter part OF the week after two
weeks visit here
MoHie Schneider. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. W. Schneider SIC Park
av.. entertained at a charming dinner
party for 10 OF her young friends this
afternoon. Decorations Of holly and
Christmas green were used pretuiy
throughout the house and the dinner
table was appointed 20 carry out the
idea. A Christmas tree completed
the effect Games and contests pro-
vided amusement for the evening.
Granville Keller, son OF Mayor and
Mrs. F. w. Keller. entertained COM
pany OF his little friends at a delight
full dinner party Tuesday evening at
his home on Portage av Covers we're
placed for Doris Campbell, Katherine
CoOnley, Elizabeth Longley, jose
phine Clarke, MOllie Schneider, Vera
CIauer. Jack Campbell, Kenneth
Clauer. Gene Miller, John Blrdsell
and George Robertson. The center
niece was a Kewpie doll represent
and dainty place cards emblematic Of
the season completed the decorations.
Following the dinner the evening was
spent with games and contests
The week has been a busy one Tor
the young people and several other az
fairs will continue TO keep them occu-
MED Friday evening Miss Elizabeth
I.ongIey, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Howard LOngley, w, Coltax aV, VIII
give a dinner followed by theater
party at the oliver 10 see the Lyman
Howe pictures, and Saturday after
noon Miss Josephine Clark, daughter
OF Mir, and Mrs, Dean Clark III W.
washington av.. will entertain
Complimenting Mr., and Mrs, r, o.
Morgan of Madison, Wis, who are
spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs Thad Talcott at their home on
Riverside drive, c, r, Stevenson or
Mishawaka will give dinner THIS
evening at the oliver hotel, Covers
will be placed for y and followins
dinner the party will spend the re-
nainder OF the evening ut the home
of Mr.. and Mrs Talcott. The guests
will include beside Mr., and Mrs, MOT
gan and Mr., and Mrs, Talcott, Mr.;
and Mrs. Harry Wheeleck, MI ana
Mrs. f. j. Roche, Judge and Mrs. e.
A. Farabaugh and Miss Margaret eel7
ley.
The Silver Pleasure club was en-
tertained Tuesday afternoon al the
home OF Mrs, Isaac Peelei ut NJ
Birdsell ST, A brief business session
was followed by an exehaHse OF
Christmas gifts and delicious turkey
dinner at $3.50, In two weeks the
club will meet at the home OF Mrs.
Estella Ray. sos Harrison av.
The Phi Sigma sorority entertained
"Wednesday with a 1 o'clock luncheon
at the Oliver hotel for "a guests as
courtesy to Mrs. b. j. Reynolds OF De-
troit. Mich, who Is visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. p +. BonDurant.
The table was laid in the Wedgewood
room and was conferred with Killarney
roses and sweet peas. The place or
the honor guest was marked with
corsage OF sweet peas. Those present
from out of the city beside Mrs. Key
nolds were Mrs. Robert McClaskey or
LAGRANGE. Ind, guest OF Mrs. Lau-
renee Romine, Miss Madeline Living
stOn OF Chicago, who is visiting Miss
Margaret Bender, and Miss Gladys
Grain of Lafayette, Ind, who Is visit
ing Miss Dorothy Brugger.
The clergy OF St. James church as
sisted by Mrs. White and daughter,
day from 4 o'clock TO S, for the mem
bers of the parish at the parish house,
319 w. COlfaX av
The annual Christmas dancing party
Of the Married Folks Dancing club
was given Tuesday evening at Ameri-
can hall The event was thoroughly
enjoyable. 1t was not a guest party.
only the members. To the number of
50 couples, attending. Christmas Sug-
gesuOns predominated in decOrationsS
wreaths OF holly and winter berries
with festoons of red and green
streamers figuring very prettily. A
Christmas tree occupied the center OF
the ball room. from which gifts were
distributed among the guests during
the evening. Decorations in the din
ing room continued the holiday idea,
which was also carried out in refresh
ments Music was furnished by the
Messick orchestra.
The committee in charge Of the af-
fair was composed of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles l. Zigler, Mr.. and Mrs. +. r.
Austin, Dr. and Mrs Frank Hager.
Mr.. Gnd Mrs. e. a. Loring. Mr.. and
Mrs. c. II. Harper and Fred Wood
ward. Out OF town guests were Mr..
and Mrs. Stewart of Klamath Falls,
ore.
parties which will feature the eve Of
the New Year will be that given by
Miss Louise Weld W. ColfaX av..
Thursday evening Guests will num-
Der 20, and will include the
'Hykhers" a club of girls. with sew
eral boy friends. The evening Will be
spent with games and music.
Miss Arva Yeagley. Park av.. was
hostess 10 20 OF her young friends
Tuesday evening at delightful
Christmas party. Decorations OF
holly wreaths and Christmas bells
made the house very attractive for the
occasion. Games and music featured
the evening. Out-of-town guests were
the Misses Selma Henry and RATHER
inc Weaver OF Michigan City. guests
OF Miss Bernice Augustine, Riverside
drive.
Miss Virginia Schneider. sic Park
av., entertained the same group OF
young people Monday evening with n
Christmas party. Appropriate decora-
tons were used prettilE about the