South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-07-14

AlE. ana MIS- AlaIlfE AdcMEE en-
tertained with a o'clock dinner Fri
DAY evening at their home. 2010 S
Michigan 81. The guests. numbering
80, were the members of the indie
pendent Picnic party. recently organ
lied at an outing at Maxinkuckee
lake. a pink and white color motif
vas followed throughout the decor
atoms and the table was daintily
centered with pink and white sweet
peas The places were appointed by
crescent-shaped place cards with
hand painted designs. A mythical
menu was cieverly planned by the
host and hostess and formed a source
CT much amusement and guessing
for the guests. During the evening
musical numbers were given Mrs.
Perry Stahly and Miss Grace Stahly
gave piano selections and the Misses
Lucille and Eloise flasher sang sew
eral songs. accompanied by Mrs.
John Farnaman on the piano. and
delivered Rotations. Contests form
ed the amusement for the rest OF the
evening Mr.. and Mrs John lands
OF Elkhart we're the out-of-town
guests present.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Thursday night by IS of the Stude-
baker corporation girls in honor of
Mrs. Roland Dirty, formerly Miss
served.
Miss Ermal FELTON,. 116 f. Broad
way. entertained the members Of the
Delta Alpha class OF the Indiana
avenue Christian church with a saw
dust party at her home Thursday
evening A buffet luncheon was
served The time and place Of the
next meeting will be announced
later.
Miss Margaret Myers. ". Wash
ingtOn av., is 10 be hostess this even
ing to large company for a picnic
supper at the Myers home at Hig-
man park. The party Will make the
trip by motor. leaving here about
o'clock. and the list or guests in
cludes the Misses Flora Pollock,
Gertrude oliver Louise Studebaker,
Elinor Wolf. Marjorie Warner Helen
HaugntOn, Ruth Goeway, Dorothy
Brugger. Catherine oliver and her
house guest. EIlinor Mcmillan, Of
Lima, Peru; DR.. Robert r. Lucas.
Miller Hamilton. DR.. J. A. Duggan.
ID. d. Schurtz, Louis EIbel. j. Law
son Midgley. FREELY Johnson, DR..
+. L. Sensenich. J. d. Oliver, jr..
Paul Carte and d. Keller.
The South Bend Kappa Gamma
Alumni association gave a dinner
Thursday evening at the Lexington
tea room for its members. Mrs.
Homer J. Miller. president OF the
association, who attended the BIZ
annual convention at Cornell uni
versity. Ithica. y Y. as delegate,
read an interesting and complete re-
port of the sessions. The club colors /
of blue were suggested in the table
appointments with garden flowers
arranged in crystal vases for the cen
ter. There were places besides Mrs.
Miller for mrs. Eli F. Seebirt. Mrs
Harry y. Johnson, jr., Mrs. William
Happ, Mrs. William McGlothHu and
Miss Leona Turner.
A family reunion was held We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of
Mr.. anS Mrs. Edgar c. Parvis. SIS
W. Washington av. The guests Of
the day numbered IS. including Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Wynn Of Chicago
and Miss Ursula Arnold OF Niles
Mich. Mrs Mary Thompson. SIS
years old. was the oldest member of
the family present. and little Miss
Marian Wynn, 1S-months old daugh-
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs Howard WYNN
was the youngest. Games and music
were features OF the afternoon and
evening Mrs Gertrude Larkins and
Miss Josephine Bernhardt receiving
the favors. A picnic supper was
served.
Members of the Good Friends
club were entertained AT the home
OF Nrs. John G. Hutson. SO4 S. Eel
lows ST.. Thursday afternoon. The
time was spent socially and late i'm
the afternoon the hostess served re-
freshments. Members OF the club
viii close their season of meetings
with an outing at St. Joseph. Mich
July p. They will reorganize
Sept :.
Mrs Harry r. Webster. 53S Du-
bail av.. entertained the Twin City
Sewing circle Thursday afternoon at
her home. A talking contest was
featured after the hour of crochet
work. Ms. II. 3. ellis and Mrs
George Dressler won the favors
Following this the hostess served
dainty refreshments. on July 81.
the club will be entertained by Mrs
George o. Snyder. 1Os y. St. Peter
ST
Members OF the Sewing circle OF
the German Zion Evangelical church
were entertained in the parish
school yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
Johanna Meisel Mrs. Dorothy Miner
and Mrs. Johanna Miner. After the
time Of needlework the hostess
served refreshments. The circle viii
meet July q.
a company or Is members of the
Eureka club went 10 Hudson lake