South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-01-21

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Mrs. George studebaker and Mrs.
Glen Studebaker entertained at one
OF the most delightful luncheons OF
the season at 1 O'Clock Wednesday.
TWenty-seven guests were present
The dining table at TippecanOe Place,
with its beautiful appointments, was
most artistic in a color scheme OF
pink and white against "A background
of green. From a bed OF ferns in
the center or the table rose a mound
OF prim roses. narcissi and cyclamen
and smaller mounds OF same flowers
ornamented either end. Lighted
tapers shaded with green silk shades
enhanced the lovely effect The hand
painted place cards carried out the
color scheme.
Among the many lovely affairs COM
plimenting Mas Ella Keen OF Gin
cinnati, who is to become the bride
OF z. NJ Morris OF South Bend. Jan.
"a. was that given Monday afternoon
by Mrs. James Hart at her home in
Bond Hill. She entertained the mem
bers OF the Bond Hill Shakespeare
circle with an amateur performance
OF Romeo and Juliet III which the
brsds-elect was cast in the role of
Juliet with Miss Langley Of Cincin-
natl az Romeo. Assisting the hostess
were Mrs Frank Runyan of Dayton,
NJ
natl. The house was beautifully
adorned with clusters OF pink and
white roses and a profusion OF palms
and ferns. and a delicious repast was
served. The honor guest was pre-
sentsd with a handsome bust of
Shakespeare by the members OF the
club. wednesday afternoon Miss
Hazel Hummer entertained at bridge
for Miss Keen. She will be compli-
mented Thursday afternoon with a
shower given by Mrs. Philip John
ston and Friday afternoon with an
entertainment given by her Sunday
school class. Friday evening, Miss
Keen and Mr.. Morris will be honored
with reception for 100 guests at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs, Charles Hart,
who will be the attendants at the
wedding. The ceremony will be
quiet affair at the home of the brides
parents. IL will take place late in the
afternoon Saturday.
Word has been received of the mar
rage in Danville, ILL.,, of r.. T. Bost-
wick, son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Bost-
wick of South Bend, to Miss Helen
Jane NORM, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. A. NORM OF Danville. The we'd
ding took place Saturday afternoon
at o'clock in the Holy Trinity
church. The young couple will live
with the brides parents at 416 w.
North St. Danville Mr. Bostwick is
employed on the Danville Press
Democrat.
The AS You Like 1t club held its
weekly meeting Tuesday evening AT
the home OF Miss Anna Stanheld. 124
s. William st. Miss Isabelle Kennedy
related in an interesting manner the
Bible stories OF Samuel and Saul and
OF the feud between Saul and David.
Miss Minnie French read the Lament
over Saul and Jonathan" The club
will meet again next week with Miss
Stanheld
The Married Folks club danced
Tuesday evening In American hall an
instructress. Miss Cavanaugh. being
present to teach the new steps The
entertainment committee was COM
posed Of Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Kauff-
man. Dr. and Mrs. Charles Terry,
Mrs Gertrude S. Perkins and c. G..
Powell.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ducy. 1926
W. Indiana av., entertained at a five
course dinner Sunday noon. Carna-
tions and naTcissi were used in the
decorations with small baskets of sun
burst roses attached 10 the place cards.
Covers were laid for IS. The Out-of-
town guests were Miss Hazel Slough
OF Mishawaka and the Misses Sadie,
Beatrice and Blanch Laing of OsceOla.
The first section of the department
of literature of the Progress club met
Wednesday afternoon at the club
rooms 90 continue the study of the
drama "Andromache." Miss Helen
Pierce read acts four and five and
Mrs. w. w Funk discussed the
technique OF the PLAY The next
meeting OF the department will be
Feb. 4.