South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-12-30

giveI by Col. and Mrs. George VI.
Studebaker at their home at Tippe-
canoe place. planned in compliment
20 their nieces and nephews, Miss
Esther Studebaker. Clement Stude-
baker III, Misses Anne and kathryn
Carlisle. Charles and W0odsou Car
Isle and Thomas D. Mott jr The
evening was given 20 Informal dan
cling with music furnished by the
Messick orchestra. and a supper was
served. The home was decorated
with holly berries. green's and cut
flowers in keeping with the Christ
mas spirit and the mantels were
banked with palms. ferns and
blooming plants. Pink begonias
and ferns were tastefully arranged
on the table and the list Of 120
guests present included a large num-
Der from out Of the city and the
young people home for the holiday
vacation
The host and hostess were assist
ed in entertaining by Mrs. Charles
Studehaker. Mrs. Thomas ID. Mott,
Mr. aid Mrs. Milburn Studebaker
and Mr. and Mrs c. A Carlisle.
Katharine Coleman, san Francisco;
Misses O'Brien. Detroit; Mr.. and
Mrs Dudley ePterson. Lockport, y.
Y. Miss Margaret DAILY, Fort Wayne;
William s. Lantz. Boston; John Nc
Clamrock. Frankfort; Mr. Buetlin-
ger Fort Wayne; Miss Sears. Anna
rilla. Texas: Misses Stansfield and
Byron Stansfeld. Indianapolis; Mr..
McCauley. Boston; Mr.. Mcconnell,
Omaha; c. II. Mackey, Trenton, y.
j.: and Miss Lawson. Mr.. Melon
aid. Mr.. Kiefer and Mr.. Smith, all
OF Chicago.
Mrs. Fred Zoss. 231 y. Francis st.
celebrated her SIND birthday ami
versary Wednesday afternoon. The
afternoon was given 10 games and
contests and the favors were award
ed 10 Mrs. Fred Keihn. Miss Edna
Picking, Mrs Bickles and Mrs Ben
tamin Turner Toward the close a
two-course luncheon was served with
covers laid for 16. The decorations
were in keeping with the season.
Mrs. Fred Kerhn and Mrs. Harry
Kehrn Of Michigan City were out-of-
town guests.
Members Of the Cameo club we're
entertained very delightfully."- We'd
nesday afternoon at whist party at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Korn. 1910
s Michigan st. Games and contests
featured the afternoon and Mrs.
Lewis Schwartz, Mrs. Lewis Gott-
Iieb. Mrs. irwin Fisher and Miss
M1dalena Unger won the favors.
During the business session final
plans were made for the dancing
party TO be given Jan. 3 in Byler
hall. Toward the close OF the after
noon refreshments were served. The
out-of-tOwn guests were Mrs. Mi
chael Kruger Of Michigan City and
Miss Blanche Winkler of Toledo. O.
The next regular meeting Of the
club will be held in two weeks at the
home of Mrs. Lewis Alexander,
Laurel ST
Mr. and Mrs f. Wilson Lydick
Lincoln way I'd. entertained a
sleighing party of young people of
the EpwOrth Memorial church We'd
nesday evening. The evening was
pleasantly spent; music and games
and an old fashioned taffy pull was
enjoyed. The guests numbered l6.
The Live Oak drill team enter
tanned with a card party and dance
at the w O. W. hall Wednesday
evening. The prizes at cards were
awarded 10 Mr.. and Mrs Walter
William Maurer and Mrs Alice
Lindquist The club will meet Mon
day evening with Mrs Norman
Kizer, Sherman av.
Announcement is made OF the
marriage OF Miss Nora Graves of
Gobleville. Mich. 10 Harley f. Davis
81 Terre Haute. which took place at
the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
A A. Graves. Dec. 25. Rev. Goltz
OF the First Methodist church offi-
Ciated. Miss Graves is we'll known
here. having made her home with
her brother. Z. II. Graves. 73S y.
Scott St. for four years. Mr.. and
Mrs Davis will reside in Terre
Haute Mr.. and Mrs Graves. who
attended the wedding from here. re-
turned home Wednesday.
Miss Josephine Crablu of North
shore drive entertained charmingly
Tuesday afternoon az tea. compl-
menting Miss Haze! Hanch, who has
returned froa Maryland college
Her guests numbered 25. among
them being Miss Mary Knott Of New
Madrid. No. Miss Gladys Lawson of
Chicago. Miss Dorothy Mix and Miss
Carol Eberhart Of Mishawaka. Al
a table artistically arranged with an
overturned basket OF American