South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-03-28
SOCIETY


s. 81. Joseph St. entertained inform
ally Monday evening for Mr.. Kreigh-
baum on his birthday anniversary.
The guests numbered 16. supper was
served after "a social evening.
Mrs. Harry +. Denyes. S21 ".
Eighth St, River Park, was hostess
Monday evening TO u members Of
the Live Oak Grove drill team and
FIVE invited guests including Miss
Ethel Rice and Mrs. William Price
or DOwagiac. Mich. Refreshments
were served during the social even
ing. Members OF the club will meet
April 10 with Mrs. George +. Jones,
$50 Dayton St.
Edward Hardy. SIC s. Franklin
ST.. was given n surprise party by
the members Of the Hoosier Boys
club Monday evening III honor Of
his birthday. Thirty eight guests
were present. Favors in the con-
tests were won by Miss Bertha Ray
horne. Miss Leitha Goodspeed. Roy
Scott. Hubert Glenn and Ira Wilson.
A two-cOurse luncheon was served
The house was decorated in the
clubs colors, blue and gold.
Mt. and Mrs. Rudolf II. Horst,
Navarro pl.. gave an attractive din
ner last evening 70 mem bers Of the
Navarro Place Dinner club. Six
small tables IN the centers Of which
were placed clusters Of roses and
dafodils, seated the 26 guests. An
informal evening followed.
The Novel club members were en-
tertained Monday evening by Miss
Elinor Wolf at her home. SIS y
Lafayette 81. Another chapter Of
the club novel was discussed after
which the members enjoyed a social
eveniI z with refreshments. The club
viii have its next meeting April 10.
with Miss Louise Studebaker, 529
W. Washington st.
Mrs. Lucinda r. Eastwood, 22O S.
Michigan St. announces the engage
ment of her daughter, Miss Lulu
+. Eastwood 20 DR.. s. II. Anderson
Of Seattle, Wash. The wedding is
20 take place during the coming
SUMMER If South Bend
The fortnightly meeting OF the de-
partment Of art of the Progress club
was held in the club rooms Mon
day Mrs. w. w. Funk, leader for
the afternoon. discussed the life Of
Zurbaran and Mrs. Nina Doolittle
discussed a number Of pictures in
Guiding Elizabeth of Hungary" st
Catherine in Professionalism in
Prayer and "Apostheosis Of St.
Thomas Aquinas" The department
will meet in two weeks.
w. r.. Miller presented the sub
ject OF The New China" in an in
teresting manner Monday evening
at the regular meeting Of the Worth
club. A general talk on the topic
for the evening followed. Members
of the club are 10 meet on April 3
az the club L. g. Manning will
give current events.
Miss Carrie Hanford gave one of a
series Of musical afternoons Monday
in which her pupils took part at her
studio. 119 s. Scott st. Schubert was
studied. the story Of his life given
and several of his most important
works were played. Miss June Nc
Kee received the prize for having
made the greatest Improvement in
her work since The last recital Those
on the program were the Misses
Helen Ross, Elizabeth Schneu,
Grace Gibbs Eleanor Woodau. Cor
nelia EmmOns and Esther Freeman.
A business meeting of Carol court
No. 1905. W c. o. F., was held
last evening at the Knights of CO.
lumbus home with a good attend
ance Of members. Only the routine
business was looked after. Plans
were made for the monthly social
meeting on April 10.
Miss Ella Myers, 500 f. Monroe
ST. entertained with a dinner Satur-
day evening for Miss MIarybeIe
VINEGAR of Indianapolis. who is Wis
ting in the city for q few days.
Covers at dinner were laid for y
guests at a beautifully decorated ia
BILE. The evening was spent socially
with games and musical numbers.
The q. r. s. auxiliary was pleas
antly entertained IN the Masonic club
rooms on Monday afternoon by Mrs.
Flora Thomas. Mrs. Cora Barton.
Mrs. Bessie Stockford. Mrs. Edith
Bates and Mrs. Mary Keller, host
esses for the afternoon. After the
busir.ess session the time was given
10 sewing and a short musical pro-
gram. Refreshments were served.
Members OF the auxiliary viii meet
April 10.
Miss Genevieve Miller of SIS r.
Madison ST.. was given a surprise