South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-29
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one OF the delightful eourtesies to
Miss Margaret Toepp before her mar
riage to Jacob Irmiter next week viii
De sthe dinner at the oliver hotel
Thursday evening given by the mem
bers OF the Phi Sigma sorority. The
table will be centered with an empire
basket OF Killarney roses and narcissi
and the honor guest viii receive cor
sage OF roses. Covers viii be placed
for the Misses Margaret Toepp. Flor
ence Creiger, Evelyn Williams, Jane
CnilcOte, Grace Baker, Margaret
Bender, Florence Paxton, Florence
Reamer and Mrs. D. Sherman Ellison.
The officers Of the Missionary society
Of Westminster Presbyterian church
will entertain the women OF the
church and their friends Friday after
noon at a thimble at the home of Mrs.
Elmer Strayer, TAI \. Scott st.
The first OF a series Of pleasant af-
fairs was given Wednesday evening
by Mr.. and Mrs S. NJ. Leck at their
home on Harrison av. Following a
dinner for 16 guests at 1880 o'clock.
the evening was spent in dancing.
The house was beautifully decorated
with a prOfusiOn OF southern smilax
and cut flowers and lighted with pink
shaded candles. The tables at which
the guests were seated for dinner
were placed In the dining room and
library and were arranged in pink and
white. They were centered with pink
shaded candles and the place cards
were hand-painted. A lovely effect
was achieved in the dining room
where the ceiling was latticed with
strands Of southern smilaX inter-
spersed with Japanese lilies. In the
library clusters Of hyacinths and ferns
were used and in the living room
azaIeas and smilax. This afternoon
Mrs. Leck entertained at bridge.
Secular Government and Prophetic
Opposition" was the subject discussed
last evening at the meeting of the
As You Like II club at the home of
Miss Anna Stanfeld. 124 S. William
st The story of David the King"
was told by Miss Matte Bowman; the
story of the revolt Of Absalom, Miss
Maude Heath reading, Parable of
the Eve Lamb" Miss Elizabeth Tur-
ner; poem, ION the Death of Abso-
l0m," Miss Addie Reade.
The members OF the Kaffee Klatch
entertained Wednesday evening at
their sixth annual ball in American
hall, SO couples attending. The hall
was attractively decorated with fes-
toons Of red, white and blue bunting.
Korn's orchestra played for the dane
ing and a delicious supper was served.
Complimenting Mr.. and Mrs. Shir-
ley J. Reynolds. Mr.. and Mrs. a. b.
France delightfully."- entertained Tues
day evening at a $50 o'clock dinner.
Covers were placed for / 5 at a table
attractiveT appointed in pink and
white.
Members Of the Wednesday club
were guests yesterday afternoon at
she home of Mrs. Rome g. Stephen
son Of North Shore drive Mrs. +. r.
Austin, leader for the afternoon. dis
cussed the subject, Chill and Santt-
ago" Mrs. Elmer Crockett will en-
terrain the club Feb. 4 at her home,
627 w. ColfaX av., when Mrs. +. a.
Bryan will be leader.
Mrs. Caroline DressleT. 405 n. Main
ST. and Harry Kemble of the firm Of
Kemble and Kuehn, contractors, were
quietly married Wednesday afternoon
at $3.50 o'clock at the parsonage of the
First Methodist church by the pastor,
Rev. Henry l.. Davis Mr.. and Mrs.
Kemb,e will make their home at 1921
Miami st.
The mothers Of the children OF the
Haley school kindergarten held their
MOI hly meeting Wednesday after
noon in the kindergarten room. Miss
Veva Harrison is teacher of the chill
dren.