South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1914-03-18

SOCIETY

Miss Ann Miller Of Mishawaka. a
bride Of next week, was complimented
"Wednesday afternoon with two besuti-
full affairs. Mrs. Thomas Morrison. Of
W. Washington av., having been
hostess al "a l o'clock luncheon. and
Miss Louise StudebakeT, of W. Wash
ington av., at a tea.
The luncheon given by Mrs. Morri-
son was a most artistic affair The
table was centered with q mound Of
Killarney roses and white album sur
rounded By smilaX. From the chan
delier above the table was suspended
a dome formed Of pink roses, smilaX
and asparagus fern, steamers OF
which alternated with strands of pink
and white hearts and cupids. The
table was get with cluny lace and light
g with pink shaded candles The
place favors were Colonial bouquets
Of Killarney roses and valley lilies,
with pink tulle. and the place cards
we're miniature brides and brides
maids. Easter lilies and clusters OF
ionquils were used in the other rooms.
The guests included Miss Miller. her
house guest, Miss Helen Stuart, Of
Carlisle. IA. Miss Dorothy Warner.
Miss susie DeLorenzi. Mrs. George
Blair Mrs. Samuel StOcker. all Of
Mishawak2, and Mrs. Leroy Meyer,
Mrs. Charles Hun. Mrs. Edgar X. Bor-
ley Mrs George Studebaker. jr.. and
Miss Margaret Myers.
Between 1850 o'clock and six, Miss
Louise Studebaker received so guests
for Miss Miller Tea was served IN
the den, where a dainty table was
adorned with pink sweet peas and pink
shaded candles Miss Vera Campbell
and Miss Dorothy Warner poured and
Miss Saran Winery, Miss Addic Van
den Bosch and Mrs. George Witwer
presided Mrs George Blair and Miss
Susie DeLorenzi. of Mishawaka, and
Miss Stuart OF Carlisle, Pa, were
among the guests.
CompHnienting Mrs. Samuel Vernon
Stewart. wife of Gov. Stewart Of Mon
tana. Mrs Frank +. Herring entertain
cd charmingly Wednesday afternoon
with a I o clock luncheon at the Oliver
hotel. Her guests included Mrs. Stew
art. Mrs - 4 Carlisle Mrs. ID. NJ. T..
Weeks. AIRS. Samuel Leeper, Mrs. &.
" Haeske Mrs. Harry Johnson, Jr.,
AIRS. Mortimer =. Reed. Mrs. Scott
Brown. Mis-. John j. WoolvertOn. Mrs.
Marian q White. Mrs. II. II. Stoss-
dan Mrs. Nelson j. Riley and Mrs.
George St0udebaker.
The women OF Grace NJ. T. church
are becoming active in their effort to
laise the sum of $4,000 pledged to-
ward the new church fund, and a
Humber CT interesting social affairs
and entertainments are promised as
g consequence. Each of the Il sec
tiOns into which the society has been
divided has been assigned "A month
during which. 5y various means il will
raise a portion Of the sum. The March
committee held a meeting Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. O. L.
Stevens. 226 Haney av., and made
lans for ITS share of the 'wOrk. 1t
Will entertain the mems league at a
Al. IA n.
day evening. The following Wednes-
day afternoon thimble will be given
by Mesda.nes Christian Smith, j. @.
smith and Ellen Boles at the home
II Mrs. Christian Smith. 1913 Carroll
ST.. and the evening of March 8 "A mu-
seal and literary program will be
given by the committee in the church
TarlOrs.
The Nav committee has begun a
series of informal thimbles to be held
from time to time in its own district
for members Of the society and
friends. Tuesday afternoon de-
,ightful affair Of that nature. a which
a. guests were present, was given 1T
the home of Mrs. Katherine Blakely
t25 Keasey ST., the hostesses being
Mrs. Blakely. Mrs. +. r. Herbster,
Mrs. Kappa Van Sicklen. Mrs. Lee d.
>earles. Mrs. +. J. Clarke, Mrs. Alta
Willis and Mrs. Nora Phelps The
afternoon was spent with needlewOrk
and dainty refreshments We're served
Some time during the first of April
the committee will entertain at the
home Of Mrs. W. r. Cummings OF
keasey st.
The Married Folks Dancing club en-
tertained IN a delightful manner Tues
day evening with St. Patrick's guest
party. The tables where supper was
served at II o'clock. were artistically