South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-11-23

Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Studebaker. ST..
Sunnystde. entertained a company OF
II Monday evening at a dinner given
as compliment 20 Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Garland OF Huntington. w. Va, who
are visiting Mr. and Mrs A. r. Err
skine, 627 ". Washington av. An
interesting feature Of the evening was
that all the guests were from the
south.
More than go guests were enter
tanned Monday afternoon at the an
nual public thimble OF the Eastern
Star lodge in the Masonic club rooms.
The affair was given by the officers
OF the lodge for the benefit OF the new
Masonic home, who are as follows:
Mesdames Emma Sausman, Pet Eel
lers, Lena Herrick, Clara Weaver,
Rosa Kerner, Mollie Kelley Anna
Archer. Maude Swintz, Berta
Thramms, Olive Gibbs, Nay Ranger,
Emma Wollpert Florence Bronner,
Lena striebei, Frances Porter and
Fife HIATT
A pleasing program arranged for
the afternoon entertainment consisted
of: Violin SOLO Miss Vida Shontz,
with piano accompaniment by Max
Miranda; a group OF three songs by
Mrs. Virginia Swintz: Miss Dorothy
Pershing gave reading; violin num-
Der by Guy Thramms; whistling solo,
Miss Dorothy Page, and several in
strumental selections by Mr. Miranda
Refreshments were served late in the
afternoon.
Members or the department Of art
OF the Progress club enjoyed a pro-
gram OF interest Monday afternoon at
their regular meeting. Miss Mabel
Bartlett acted as leader for the after
noon, discussing the subject Of "Por-
traits Of Velasquea at Rome and
Valencia, and in The Lancers," in
pleasing manner. This included pDr-
traits contained in a London, Eng
land magazine Mrs. Charles r.
Nickery supplemented the topic treat
ed by Miss Bartlett. The department
will meet in the club rooms in two
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Park B. Rhoades. 913
Z. Wayne St. celebrated their 25th
wedding anniversary Monday evening
I'm the Eagle hall with an informal re-
ceptiOn. There were loo guests re-
ceived during the evening Cards
and dancing were enjoyed. and dainty
refreshments were served. a color
motif Of yellow and green was sug-
gested in the decorations of the en-
pertaining rooms with palms and
chrysantbemUms. Mr. and Mrs Vic
tor Edwa.Gson of Chicago were pres
ent from out Of town
A new private dancing club. to be
known as the Allegro club. has been
recently organized by a number of
popular young men Of the city Ar
rangements have been made for a
dance TO be given some time in the
near future, the exact date to be an
nOuEced later. A season of pleasant
activities is looked forward TO by
members OF the club. Special features
viii be introduced at each dance and
a six-piece orchestra. will furnish the
music, and refreshments will be
served.
A meeting OF the Guiding Star
) circle Of Grace NJ T.. church was held
Monday evening at the home of Mrs.
j.. Kenney. 227 +. Broadway. During
the business time the members voted
10 prepare a basket Of food for a
family in need at Thanksgiving. A
pleasant social hour followed with the
serving Of refreshments by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held on Dec.
p with Mrs. Frank Brodbeck, 1920
S. Michigan st.
The study OF the Source Book OF
Social Origins by DR.. Thomas was
continued at the weekly meeting of
the Worth club held last evening i'm
The Melville building. Mrs Fred
Elbel led In the discussion on Human
Art, Ornament and Decoration" the
subject for the evening. Members of.
the club will hold another meeting
Nov. 2s.
The Navarro Place Dinner club was
entertained Monday evening at the
home OF Mr. and Mrs Warde l. Mack
123 North Shore DIR. There were
places for "a guests at two large
,ables prettily decorated with yellow
shaded candles. carrying out a color
1ote OF yellow and white. The even
ng was spent informally with cards.
The annual Thanksgiving feast Of
he PinhoOk club will be held Friday
evening with Miss jeanette Huey. is
Mrs. X. ., Myler, as previously an
lounced
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Mcdonald will
observe their golden wedding ami
Fersary with a celebration Saturday
evening at their home at New Car
isle.
A very delightful surprise was
given Mrs. May Rainief sol e. Indf-
ana av, Monday by mem bers Of the
ttldeen club. The affair was also in
he nature Of a farewell to Mrs
Rainief. as she will soon leave this
city 10 make her home in Kendall
Vile The evening was spent social
" with remarks from members OF the
club and a short talk by the president
EhO presented the honored guest
with silver spoon as a token OF re-
mem brance OF the club members.
Lishs refreshments marked the close
Of The evening.
he Ardmore school will entertain
VII a Thanksgiving program at the
school Wednesday afternoon Reel
.ations viii be given by Gladys Nor
on, Nesta Herring. AdOlph Stotte
Donothan Morton. Thelma Smith. Al
en- Young, Aldine Stotte. Merle Ben
1ett and Marion Award A brownie
iance by mem bers OF room two viii
be a very interesting feature and the
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