South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-05-30
SOCIAL -4ND OTHER INTERESTS OF WoMEN
SOCIETY

Governor and Mrs Samuel r, Rails
ton we're honor guests at an informal
reception given Friday evening by
AR. and Mrs. ". +. Miller ct their
home on w. Navarro St In the re-
Ceiving line with Governor and Mrs.
RalstOn and Mr.. and Mrs Miller were
Lieutenant Governor and Mrs. William
=. O'Neill. The house was simply ar
ranged with clusters Of white roses
and in the dining room light refresh
pnents were served. Mrs. II. ]. Ander-
sen presiding at the punch bowl. The
guests were received Informally dur
ing the evening. Preceding the recep-
ton Mr. and Mrs RalstOn were guests
OF Mr. and Mrs. Miller at dinner
Governor RalstOn is in the city TO
deliver the Memorial address at Notre
Dame and st. Mary's this morning.
Miss Ruth RalstOn accompanied her
parents and is tho guest Of Miss Cath
crime Appleby of Michigan av.
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
Baptist church entertained with their
husbands at a birthday social at the
parsonage on W. Wayne ST. Friday
evening. The affair was compliment
airy to the members Of the society
whose birthdays occurred between
January and July. The house was
beautifully decorated with pink and
white steamers were draped from
the chandeliers and caught with clus-
ters OF flowers about the able. A de-
Ecious luncheon was served, individual
birthday cakes with candles In pink
and white being placed at each cover.
A piano solo was rendered by Wallace
Davis and Mrs. A. keltner and Mrs.
a. Hodson sang a duet. Miss Lena
Turner, Miss Frances Toy and ElOise
Tascher gave a number Of excellent
readings. About 3 guests we're pres
emit The society will meet again with
Mrs. William Studebaker, +. Indiana
av.
The Alumni association held it's an
nual reception for the seniors Friday
evening IN the gymnasium of the high
school One hundred and thirty SEN
Tors were taken into the society. The
hall was artistically decorated in fes-
toons of the class cOlOrs. burnt orange
and grey, which we're draped from the
ceiling and about the pillars. Cosy
corners we're cleVerly arranged about
the room ~ draping. In the center
bower of palms and ferns was con-
structed. occupied by the Mates or
chestra. who furnished music during
the evening. Those in the receiving
line were w. IT. SWintZ. president of
the Alumni association: Don Livin-
good president of the class of 1914,
and the members of the executive
committee. Punch and waters were
served. Following the reception, the
evening was spent In dancing.
The Children OF Mary of St. Joseph
church entertained at a kitchen show
er Friday evening at St JOseph's hall.
honoring Miss Julia Berreauit, who
Will be married June / to Percy Gent
IN the contests favors were awarded
Miss Hildegarde Archambault and
Miss Alfredo Winkler Music was
furnished by members of the sodal-
ity. Dainty refreshments were served.
Miss Berreault received many useful
gifts.
Miss Margaret Bender. w. Lasalle
av.. entertained at "a tango party Fri
day evening complimenting Miss
Madeline Livingston, +. Jefferson
blvd. who will leave shortly with her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Max Livingston.
TO reside in Chicago. The guests were
a few intimate friends of the hostess
and honor guest. Music was furnish
ed by the Nictrola. Dainty refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The active Turner's of the South
Bend Turnverein entertained at an
informal dance Friday evening at
their hall on ~ Michigan st.