South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-17
Social and Other Interests of Women


As a compliment TO Miss Esther
Bergfeld and Mrs. Louis G.. Fey OF
Davenport. Ia Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
German. 221 K. Calvert st, pleasant
T. entertained at dinner Monday even
ing. The table at which covers were
laid for L was attractively decorated
with garden flowers. Mrs. Fey is n
sister Of Mrs. Walter Wirth of this
city.
dinner party was given last even
ing by Robert Swintz at his home. 712
w. Colfax av. for members OF the
Dux club and number OF guests
The table decorations were in the club
colors OF red and black. A large club
banner OF brown and black letters was
placed down the length Of the table.
while at either end we're placed red
shaded candles bearing the name Dux.
Vases OF red spirea and other garden
flowers added 10 its attractiveness. The
places were marked with original ia
vors. The Misses Ruth Walker Dor
othy Elderdge. Bernice Sanborn,
Marie Chaplin. Dorothy Gordon, Cath
crime Swintz, Olga Rosencrans. Fred
erick Fisher. John Walker, James
Van Den Bosch. Donald Eldredge. For
est Staples. Everett Leisure and Ralph
Kelly were among those present.
Miss Ethel Naber of indianapolis,
who is visiting Miss Irene Goffeney,
235 s. St. Peter St, was hOnOred guest
at / O'Clock luncheon given Mon
day by Miss Anna Ciralsky, $50 II.
Jefferson blvd. In the wedgewood
room at the Oliver hotel TO a COM
pany of eight. Mrs Russell roses
were arranged. in small baskets at
each place and corsage bouquets OF
the roses we're provided the guests.
Miss Bernadette Gehring. sos S. St.
Joseph St, entertained informally last
evening as a courtesy to Miss Mary
McCook and Forest McCOOk of Cedar
Rapids. Ia. who are visiting Miss
Helen Holland. 516 5. st. Joseph st.
Garden flowers were arranged In the
center OF the luncheon table effecting
a color note of red and gold. The
guests numbered u.
Little Miss Marie Weber daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs John Weber, 1927 n.
Adams St, was hostess Monday TO IL
OF her friends on the occasion of her
fifth birthday anniversary. The aft
ernoon was spent in games and con-
tests and refreshments were served.
Garden flowers formed the decora-
tons for the house.
Mrs. z. F. Herbster. Mrs. c. r. Car
son. Mrs. w. r. Boss, Mrs. Mason and
Mrs. Schuyler Allenbaugh were host
esses Monday afternoon at the thin BILE
given by the members OF the fourth
section Ladies' Aid society of Grace
NJ. r. church in the church parlors.
Musical selections were given by Mrs.
Hummer, Mrs. George Gall, Mrs.
Woodruff, Mrs. Parker. Mrs. Place and
IL.
of the afternoon was devoted to
needlework followed by refreshments
served by the hostesses.
Mrs. Claude Wittner. 1910 Kinyon
St, entertained a company of little
folks and their mothers Monday after
noon. the first birthday anniversary of
her son Charles owen. Dainty refresh
ments marked the close of the after
noon. The house was attractively
decorated with a profusiOn OF garden
flowers. Included among the guests
were Mrs o. L. Wittner and daugh-
ter Dorothy, Mrs. Howard McCorkle
and daughter Margaret. Mrs. Leslie
McCOrkle and daugher Helen, Mrs.
Willis Kinyon and her three small
children. Mrs Merle Hobbs and two
children and Mrs. Leo Wittner and
daughter Fern.
ed last evening from weeks outing
at Hudson lake The husbands of the
members went TO the lake TO spend the
evenings when weiner and marsh
mallow roasts were Nenjoyed. The
party was composed Of Mrs. Earl Ar
mold. Mrs. Eber White, Mrs. Henry
Swartz. Mrs. Tony Swanson and Mrs.
James MacGergor.
Announcement has been made of
the marriage OF Miss Ida stern and
Ray r. Moon. both OF this city, which
took place at st. Joseph. Mich. July
is. Mr. and Mrs. Moon are residing at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Stern,
:. Michigan ST.
The dramatic department of the st.
Joseph Valley grange was entertained
Monday evening at the home of Mel
vim G. Huey. Ellwood av The last
act of the play 10 be presented was
rehearsed during the evening after
which the time was spent socially
with the serving of refreshments.
The department will hold a meeting
Au 1st 23 at the home Of Edward +.
NOg,. 1855 Portage av.