South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-02-14
Social and Other Interests of Women


Devotees OF dancing are looking
FORWARD TO the series Of cabaret dances
which viii open Monday evening at
the oliver hotel. The tea dansants,
! or which the third was given there on
Saturday afternoon, have proved so
popular that a demand has arisen for
evening parties which will give an Op-
/ portunity for such recreation TO those
who are unable TO attend the after
noon affairs. Original cabaret fea-
/ lures will be provided and unique SOU
venirs will be presented 10 guests The
dances will be held in the tapestry
room and tables will be placed about
|the edge Of the room from which re-
|freshments will be served. Supper
will also be served i'm the red room
Ion the same floor. The tea dansant
yesterday was as successful as the two
which preceded 1t.
ST Patrick's hall will be the scene
OF a delightful affair Monday evening
when the day students of Notre Dame
university Will give their first annual
dancing party. The cOmmi ttee in
charge is making every effort 10 es-
tabIish a precedent which the day
students Of coming years will have TO
work 10 maintain and the party ac-
cOrdingly promises TO be very enjoy
able affair.
The management or the Mishawaka
hotel is planning a series OF cabaret
dances the first of which will be given
Tuesday evening. Feb. 23. Beside the
cabaret features a program Of excel
lent dance music will be furnished by
Fishers orchestra from Kalamazoo.
The Philopatrian society of Notre
Dame. composed Of Carroll hallers,
viii give their annual play Wednesday
"A
Of the entertainment last year that the
director has decided 10 present an
other minstrel show. The PhilOpatrian
society has always given one of the
best student productions show"
Washington hall in past years and
Ape youngsters will aJtenI~ q. ..--
Up their reputation.
Mrs. G. Fritz. 1914 Fuerbringer St.
entertained the members Of the D. L.
Pedro club very pleasantly with a
Valentine party. FavOrs at cards were
won by Mrs. Farrell Mrs. Davis and
Mrs. John Frank. There was also a
Valentine box which added 10 the
pleasure Of the afternoon. Light re-
freshments were served by the hostess.
Members OF the Swastika cIub en-
tertained their husbands with Val
entine party Friday at the home Of
Mrs Henry Strieble. SIS Leland av.
A profusiOn Of hearts and streamers
decorated the house Contests and
Nictrola music We're the features of
the evening after which the hostess
served delicious luncheon.
Miss Shelby Mumaw entertained 16
Ct her friends at a Valentine party
Friday night at her home. 231 Adams
st. Refreshments were served and the
Hsxar L
games. Fred and Jack Housekeeper
gave selections on the piano as also
did Miss Ruth Conner.
Miss Ida Chappell and Miss Sophia
Hansen were hostesses at a valentine
Miss Chappeu. 924 y. Allen St The
evening was spent with games and
contests for which prizes were award
ed. Light refreshments We're served
Miss Lillian Heintzelman Of Goshen,
who Is visiting Miss Hansen, was an
out-Of-town guest
a charming affair of Saturday was
the luncheon given in the WedgewOOd
room at the oliver hotel by the South
Bend Alumni chapter of Oberlin col
lege. Covers were placed for Is at
one long table adorned in the college
cOlOrs crimson and gold with a CEN
terpieCe OF red and yellow tulips and
place cards in the same Colors. Those
present included Mrs. George Fulmer
Mrs. Nelson Jones. Miss Mabel Bart
lett. Miss Marie Williams, Miss Veva
Harrison. Miss Adams Mrs David
Vaughn. jr.. Miss Charlotte Partridge
Mrs. Carl Hibberd, Mrs. j. Leslie Sail
ors. Mrs. Sherman Ellison. Miss Vida
ShOntS and Miss Stutz Of Goshen and
Misses Lulu Speyer and Anabelle
ATacy Of North Liberty.