South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-06-22

SOCIETY

One Of the most chrmlng events OF
the spring season for the younger set
VIZ the luncheon given at the Lex
ington tea room Tuesday afternoon
BY Miss Myrna Eberhart Of Misha-
waka as a courtesy TO Miss Ruth
Penny hacker, daughter OF Mrs Percy
Y. Pennybacker. president Of the Ma
uonal Federation OF WOmen's clubs.
The table was artistic in every detail.
on a bed OF fern leavers in the cen
ter was a jardenier filed with mar
guerites and at either side OF this were
crystal vases holding graceful clusters
OF Dorothy Perkins ramDlers. The
place favOrs were cOrsage bouquets OF
pink and white sweet peas. The hand
painted place cards and dainty con-
fections bore out the color scheme
and sprays OF pink roses adorned the
service dishes Covers were placed
for 20. Miss Pennybacker, whose
home is in Austin, Tex. was gradual
I'd this year from Mrs. Shipley' s
school at Bryn Mawr and next year
VIII enter Vassar where Miss Eber-
hart is now a student.
Mr.. and Mrs a Michels. col +.
Lasalle av., celebrated their 18TH we'd
ding anniversary Saturday evening.
The evening was spent at cards in
which favors were awarded Miss
Alice Lowry, Harry Hayden, Mrs.
William Donahue and Charles T..
Singler. Music was furnished by a
male quartet and at the close Of the
evening delicious refreshments were
served. The house was attractively
arranged with Easter lilies and ferns.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michels received a num-
Der Of beautiful gifts
Mr.. and Mrs. II. NJ. Crockett of w
Navarro St, entertained informally
Sunday evening as a courtesy to their
guests, Mrs. T. u. Strong, and daugh-
ter Helen Of Chicago and To Mrs. F.
A Rutledge of Lexington KY, house
guest OF Mr. and Mrs Frank c. Toepp
y )uring the evening delightful vocal
umbers were furnished by Mrs.
SStrong. accompanied by Miss Strong
and by Miss Margaret Perley. Miss
Maud Weber, Miss Helen Guilfoyle
Mrs Rutledge and Miss Antoinette
crockett contributed piano numbers
At the close Of the evening a light
supper was served.
Mrs. David L. Guilfoyle has issued
invitations for a children's party for
Friday afternoon from o'clock 10 Z,
TO honor her niece little Miss Grace
RELY or Joliet, Ill, and also for a
dancing party Friday evening from s
o'clock TO II for Misses Mildred and
Kathleen GuilfOyle. Both affairs will
take place at the Guilfoyle home on
W. LaSalle av.
The Mcdonald family with other rel
atiVes. numbering 30 in all. held a re-
union saturday at Lake park, Hudson
lake. At noon a bountiful dinner was
served and the afternoon was spent
with "A short business session followed
by visiting and contests. For the en-
suing year William Mcdonald Of Fair
view. was elected president: Mrs
Verne Van Duseu Of South Bend, sec
rotary, and Mrs. Ellis Mcdonald of
New Carlisle, treasurer. The next re-
union viii be held at the same place
the third Saturday of June. 1915
The Megerle family held its sixth
annual reunion Saturday at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mochel. at
Woodland. Dinner was served at
noon on the lawn, covers having been
placed for rs. Among those present
was Leonard Weiss, 81 years old, the
oldest member Of the family. and
Master Charles Mitchell, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Mitchell, four months old
and the youngest in the family. The
day was spent socially with the excep-
ton Of a brief business session during
which Frederick Megerle was elected
president and Miss Nora Schafer, sec
meet again the third Saturday of June.
1915, at the home OF Mr.. and rms
Steward Burt OF Niles.