South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-08-21
SOCIETY

Miss Helen Davies entertained with
a tea Friday afternoon at her home.
917 W. Washington av., at which Miss
Jessamy Fountain. who viii leave to-
day for New Hampshire, and Miss
Helen Moses OF Chicago, house guest
Of Miss Davies. were the honored
guests. Tea was served from tables
prettily decorated with Aaron Ward
roses. Miss Emma Blair FitzHugh
OF Lake Forest, Ill, and Miss Eliza
beth Whiting OF Chicago, who are
visiting Miss Catherine oliver, and
Miss Anna Lear OF Philadelphia guest
Of Miss Martha Emmons. we're num-
bered among those present
Miss Catherine Oliver. w. Wash
ingtOn av., gave an evening party
Friday for Miss FitzHugh and Miss
Whiting The evening was spent In
formally with dancing and a supper
marked the close. Garden flowers
were used in centering the table. Miss
Helen Moses was among the guests.
A small party will motor TO the
Edgewater club this evening for
dinner dance, given as a courtesy to
Miss FitzHugh and Miss Writing.
Miss Frances Hitler, 1104 s. Mich
igan ST, Will give a tea Monday for
Miss Moses and a number OF other
son. 519 S. St. Joseph ST. will give
"A dinner-dance this evening at his
home for those visiting from away.
Miss Margaret Lippincott was host
ess last evening To a company OF 20
young people at her home, 500 w;
Washington av. A prettily appointed
luncheon marked the close OF an in
formal evening. The guests were
members OF the Dux club and those
from away were, Miss Bernice san
born of Waukesha, Wis; Miss Lucille
Snyder OF Green Bay. Wis: Miss Dor
othy Gordon OF Chicago, Everett Leis-
ure of San Francisco and Ralph Kelly
OF Toledo A dinner-dance Will be
given this evening at the Lexington
tea room for the out of town guests
by members Of the DuX club.
Members OF the Mayflower club
and their families gave a picnic Fri
day at SpringbrOOk park A basket
dinner was served at noon to %.
Contests were the features Of the aft
ernoon and prizes were won as fol-
lows: Ball throwing for boys, first
prize. Bud Hall; second prize. Charles
Shaffer; table contest, Edward Lap
teska: women's contest. Mrs. c. M.
Hildebrand; girls contest. Ila Shaffer
and Birdie Stauffer; boys foot race,
DIR ing contest, Charles Shaffer and
Bud Hall; rice contest, Mrs. John
: Stefee. The regular meeting of the
club will be held Sept. 3 with Mrs.
Martin Beach, 317 12 William st.
The August meeting of the Ladies'
auxiliary of Westminster Presbyterian
church was held Friday afternoon at
the home OF Mrs. John II. Zuver, 1902
Portage av. She was assisted by Mrs.
l.. +. Greenan, Forest av. Mrs. l.. +.
Barter was elected president to sue
coed Mrs. ]. r. Rellinger, who has
resigned. After the business meet
ing the time was spent socially with
games and music and refreshments
were served. The members will meet
Sept. Il. the place to be selected
later.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the First
Baptist church met Friday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. William SOlarek,
1920 s. Michigan st. Mrs. Arthur
Freeman had charge OF the meeting
and Mrs S. j. Chard gave a talk from
The Child in the Midst. The social
hour with refreshments closed the
meeting. A meeting OF the Aid will
be held Sept. II.
A benefit social was given Friday
evening at the home Of Mrs. George
Stoadard. S14 n. lafayette St, by the
Junior Aid. the young ladies' Bible
class of the Quincy Street Baptist
church. The affair was largely at
tended japanese lanterns were pref
tily arranged about the house to dec
crate.
Mrs Eva Bremen pleasantly enter
tanned Thursday evening at her home
424 n. Michigan st. in honor OF her
birthday anniversary. About %
guests were present. The evening
was devoted 20 cards. In the contests
prizes were taken by Mrs. r. Allen,
Mrs. w Shafer. Miss Blanche Mar
chant, B. F'utrelle. Joe Riffel and w
Shafer Refreshments were served
toward the close.
A very pleasant affair was 8. zen
Friday evening at the home Of bliss
Hettie Hoover. 1909 s. st. Joseph St,
In compliment 10 w. r. Bartmess,
who left Saturday for Seattle, Wash,
10 accept a position. About II guests
were present. The evening was de-
voted to games and toward the close
refreshments were served.