South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-05-08
MUNICIPAL SUPPER WAS
ATTENDED BY OVER 500
Was One of the Biggest and
Best Social Functions Ever
Held in. the City-Woman'S
Club is Host.

The Municipal supper served in the
entertainment parlors Of the Method
ist Memorial church Friday evening,
was one OF the most successful func-
tons ever held in the city. Between
the hours Of and o'clock 600 had
partaken OF tho meal which was
unanimously pronounced one Of the
best ever served under the auspices of
the Womans club. There was a corps
Of willing and Obliging mattresses TO
see that every one seated at the tables
was given a plentiful supply OF the
good things. The tables were con-
veniently arranged, and the duties OF
the ladies who waited on them were
carried out most eXpediuOuSly and
without a hitch.
Each table was profuse in its deco
rauOns, and in most instances was
suggestive OF some local feature for
which the women have worked and
are working 10 accomplish. Mrs. A.
r. Grahams table at which she was
assisted by Mrs. Albert Byerly, Mrs. r.
Ahara, Mrs Robert McKelemberg and
Miss Adelaide Mckindley. was artistic
ally decorated, the CenterpieCe being
designed to represent Mishawaka S
parks. Another novel feature OF the
display on Mrs. GTaham's table was
made TO represent the city's foreign
element a miniature of Duncan j.
Campbell, president of the Thistle
club, in full highland costume, and be
coming kilt was shown. the genial
Scot being in the act % ogling Prin-
cess Misnawaka who was not APP
parently adverse to his attentions.
Around the park was seated a number
OF figures representing the coSmopoh-
tan nature OF Mishawaka's pOpula-
ton.
Mrs. F.. A. Doan had two tables UNI
der her Jurisdiction. but with her
competent help" had no difficulty in
giving her guests a splendid service
and sending them homewards with the
feeling that they had been fortunate
in getting 10 her tables. She was ably
assisted by Mrs. Fred Freuh. Miss
Bernice Barron and Miss George Egg
lesion.
Mrs. VIM. PrObasco's table was one
OF the most interesting and artistic in
the dining hall In the matter of de-
tail IL was a work of art. Lincoln high
way with its jitney busses. its lovely
trees. and Lincoln park in miniature
we're most realistic. She was assisted
by Mrs Violet Shy Parks, Mrs. A. f.
Wurz and Miss Guilfoyle of South
Bend.
The table Of Mrs. George Williams
represented Peace, the dove emblem
occupying a prominent place amid the
beautiful floral decorations Flags OF
all nations were displayed in the cen
ter OF the table which was loaded
down with many Of the good thing:
from the kitchen. Mrs. Williams was
ably assisted by Miss Carrie Crimes
Miss Vesta Upper and Miss Haze
Chandler
The table under the direction oil
Mrs. George Eberhart was artiStically
decorated with wild flowers neatly ar
ranged. and emitting a fragrance a
once suggestive of the good old sum
mer time. AIRS. Eberhart was assist
cd by Mrs Charles Clark.
The table presided over by Mrs
I4Orene kenyon was one which drew
forth MANY expressions of admiration
There was a touch Of originality abOu
IL that appealed directly 20 the goOt
tastes of the diners. tt represented z
small and compact park with a Ia
goou i'm the center. a bird house anC
seeds. a pretty maypole and a barbary
hedge. added 90 the tout ensemble
which was most pleasing. The deco.
rations of this table were carried ou
in yellow and green. Mrs. kenyon
was assisted In serving 10y Mrs Harlan
ellis and AIRS. Robert Robertson
The table presided over hy Mrs Z
4. Beamer had representations of d
Japanese garden and play grouuC
which were most effectively worked
out. The color scheme of this tabI,