South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-10-18

Miss EVELYN Tohulka. 81 S.
Franklin ST. delightfully."- entertain
Cd Wednesday afternoon from
until s O'Clock with complimentary
tea for Misses Helen and Elizabeth |
Stansfeld Of indianapolis. who will |
leave Friday for Portland. ore, 20 |
mike their home The house and /
table decorations were Of roses and |
carnations and effected a color note |
OF pink and white. The guests num- /
bsred S. Mrs. Edward StOll poured |
and Miss Margaret Bender assisted !
the hostess in Serving. The Misses I
Stansdeld are guests OF ;heir sister !
AIrs. James l. Gardiner, s31 W. |
Colfax av.
A pleasant surprise was given last
evening al the home Of Miss Flor
ence Widaw. COS " Scott ST.. in
honor Of her birthday anniversary
and also the birthday anniversary
OF Mrs. Catherine Keller. sos y.
Scott St A large number Of rela-
tives and friends were present and
spent an enjoyable evening OF music
and games Near the close a de-
licious supper was served. The hon
orcd guests received several dainty
birthday gifts.
A number OF friends OF Mrs Roll
land Brown will entertain for her
at her home. SOC " Main ST.
Thursday evening There will be
light luncheon served
Members Of the Young Peoples
society of the st Peters Evangel-
ical church entertained Tuesday
evening in the church school house
with the first OF "a series OF parties
which will be given every month
from now on a short program
began the evening, consisting OF
musical numbers and reciNtions.
Following this the young people
played games. Refreshments were
served TO 30 guests
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Friends OF Miss Candis Townsend
of DOwagiac. who has visited Miss
Wilma Austin. 212 w Wayne ST.. a
number OF times viii be interested
in the news Of her marriage 10
in Dowagiac Saturday
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The first OF the series OF parlOr
talks TO have been given Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Thomas j. Dehey
at her home on s. Scott ST.. has been
postponed indefinitely owing 10 the
fact that DIT. Dehey has been called
10 Northampton. Mass. by the Sc
rious illness of his brother.
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AS a courtesy TO her nieces, Misses
Jessie and Lillian Norris Of Fair
mount. w. Va. Mrs s. c. Rich. 21O
5. William ST. pleasantly entertain
"a with a 1 o'clock luncheon at the
Nicholson Inn Wednesday. Covers
we're laid for nine guests.
The Kings Heralds of Grace NJ +.
church met in the church parlors
Tuesday afternoon for their regular
meeting A business session was
held and the following new officers
were elected Miss Lucille Boles.
president; Miss IVA White. vice pres
ident; Miss Madeline Copp. secre-
taTy. Miss Ivah Ostrander cores
pOnding secretary. and Chester
COpp. treasurer. The next meeting
viii be held the first Tuesday in No
Nember at the church.
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The ladies of the Ayudadora circle
entertained their husbands Tuesday
evening at a o'clock buffet lunch
con at the home of Mrs. Robert Ell
bel, 42S y. Michigan ST. Fall colOrs
were Predominant in the dining
room decorations and the table was
beautifully arranged with certer-
piece Of fruit autumn leaves and
partridge berries Chrysanthemums.
bitter sweet. fall leaves and ferns
We're in evidence i'm the music room
and parlors There were 40 guests
present. \ social evening was en-
joyed. Mrs. John Swygart. Mrs r.
G. Noble. Mrs Frank Jackson. Mrs.
q. r. Atkinson and Mrs. A. NJ. Moore
assisted the hostess Mrs Gabriel
Summers. 314 w. CoIfax av.. viii be
hostess to the members of the circle
at her country home north OF Notre
Dame. Thursday \ picnic luncheon
viii be served at I o'clock
on the occas sion Of their 5Oth we'd
ding anniversary. which falls today.
Mr.. and Mrs. George +. Taylor. 500
w. Wayne ST, received large num-
her OF friends this afternoon from 9
until o'clock at their home. and
expect 10 receive AN equally large
number this evening from until
10. The house is beautifully deco
rated with cut flowers and ferns for
the occasion. Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor