South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-09-09

Mrs. NJ Beiger. Lincoln way
Mishawaka. will entertain with a
dancing party at her home this
I evening in compliment 10 her guest
Miss l. Reynolds. Of Kansas City.
Mrs. Thomas W Slick. l03 North
Shore dr.. win be hostess at a pref
ills appointed luncheon this after
+ noon at $50 o'clock at the LeXing-
F.. ton tea rooms. Covers will be laid
I for six guests besides the hostess.
I Those present Will be Mrs r. J.
I Slick Mrs. Mary }. Roberts OF Pas
adena. Calf. Mrs +. w. Dunkle.
( Mrs W. x. Shuman OF Covington.
/ o.. Mrs. Josephine ogden Of Ash
/ land KY. and Mrs. r. H. Horst
As courtesy 10 Miss Lucille Lane.
/ who will leave Sunday for LeMng-
ton. Ky. TO attend the state univer-
sity, Miss Edith Maurer, Colfax av..
/ delightfully."- entertained with a fare
well dinner Friday evening at the
+ Lexington tea rooms at O'Clock.
/ The guests were seated at one long
+ table conferred with huge bouquet
I of pink killarney roses and aspara-
gus ferns which was later presented
to the honored guest. Covers were
/ laid for 10. Among the number
were Mr.. and Mrs. George He'll. Miss
i Gladys Maurer Mrs. Francis Lane,
Wade Hardy. Will Lavine, William
Maurer and Mr.. Atkinson Of Pan
anna. S. A. who is a guest at the
Maurer home. Later In the evening
the guests made up a theater party
at the Lasalle
Something new in dances was
introduced last evening at the
American hall when the Phi Delta
Kappas entertained successfully.
large numbers Of young people at a
! preparedness dance. The music,
programs, and the novel invitations
by means Of which the guests were
summoned, carried out the patriotic
idea The hall which has been
newly and artistically redecorated
was deliberately arranged with
American flags. hung from the cen
ter and side walls and the Phi Delta
shields. The program OF 16 dances
between and / o'clock was fur
/
The guests numbered 50 couples.
Diehl Martin. Lester Anderson and
Fred Coffield were the committee
in charge
Announcement has been received
here of the marriage of Miss Eloise
Davidson, daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
G.. w. Davidson. 114S +. Long St.
Colum bus. o., TO Herman Ashfnger
of this city. The wedding took place
Sept g. at that city. with Rev.
George n. SchOdde OF the faculty
of Capital university. Mr.. and Mrs.
Ashinger are TO make their home
here, where the bridegroom is con-
nected with the George Cutter Co.
Mrs. Ashinger graduated in June
this year from Ohio State university
and is a membe OF the Alpha Phi
sorority. Mr. Ashinger graduated
from Purdue, afterwards taking up
post graduate work at the Ohio
State university.
The Women's Mission circle of
the Quincy Street Baptist church.
held a meeting Friday afternoon at
4
Adams ST. I'm the annual election
of officers. Mrs Robert Elliott was
named president: Mrs. +. jay smith.
vice president; Mrs. Johnson, secre-
tary Interesting papers on the sub
ject for the day were presented by
Mrs. Johnson. Mrs. -. g. Mitchell
and Mrs r. j. Parsons. Miss Helen
Shetterly favored with several
piano numbers. Dainty refreshments
We're served. The society will have
another meeting Oct. Is.
Mrs Wesley Miller was made
president of the Frances Willard W.
q. II. L. at a meeting Friday aft
ernoon ar the home OF Mrs. Fred
Fromm. 1886 y. Scott ST. Mrs. John
HiveIy. vice president; Mrs. Henry
kale secretary: Mrs. Timothy
Shanafelt. corresponding secretary.
Mrs. William Edison. treasurer. Mrs.
Hvely conducted the devotional
services and after the business meet
ing there was a social time with
/ refreshments. The hostess was as
sisted by Mrs. Noah Platz. The next
meeting il to be Oct / s with Mrs.
| Mary Hawkins. 4O4 Z. Indiana av.
a meeting of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety of Westminster Presbyterian
church was held yesterday after
noon at the home of Mrs. w. p.
Harris. 523 y. Scott ST During a
brief business session plans were
discussed for the booth at the fair.
The social hour with refreshments
was enjoyed. on oct. Is there will
be an all day meeting with Mrs.
David Austin at her country home
on the Niles road.
Members of the Lucky Thirteen
were entertained 10y Mrs Martin
/ Beach 32l - = William St. FRI
day afternoon. The favors AT pro-
gressive pedro were won by Mrs.
William Schaffer. Mrs Park Rhoades
and Mrs Mary Chelminiak. At the
close of the games the hostess serv-
ed a luncheon in two courses at the
small tables. Mrs. T. T.. Culver.