South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-26

Mr. and Mrs. Francis Dunn, LIN
Il coin way w. entertained with a
Christmas dinner Monday. at !
O'Clock. Covers were laid for nine
/ guests. A Christmas tree was a
feature OF the afternoons entertain
ment. Among the guests were Mr.
and Mrs. John Dunn. Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer Macdonald. Mrs. Elizabeth
Keltner. Miss Marie Macdonald and
Clyde Bestle.
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. scheiman,
1915 +. Indiana av., entertained at
dinner Christmas. There were covers
for IS guests. Mr. and Mrs william
c. Robby OF Sycamore, Ill. were
out-Of-town guests
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. Y. Cole. 121 Elm
St. were host and hostess at a fam
lily dinner Christmas for their chill
dren and grandchildren. A big
Christmas tree furnished amusement
for the children. and at dinner
covers were laid for u
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Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Jorgensen, III
T. Navarro ST., entertained Christ
mas day with a dinner for members
OF the family Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Weaver of Elkhart were out-of-town
guests. Places were set for II guests
and carnations were used in decora-
ton OF the table.
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Paxson. sol
y Lafayette St, entertained with "A
family dinner at their home on
Christmas day. small Christmas
tree conferred the table. at which
covers for Is were laid. The Misses
Farmhouse were out-of-tOwn guests
present.
Mr.. and Mrs A II. Shultz, 123
Franklin place. entertained on
Chr tmas with a faniIy dinner for
10 relatives. ChriSsmas greenery
was used i'm decorating the table.
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Mrs. Samuel Fox, els :. St Jo-
seph St, was hostess Christmas at
dinner given IN honor of her sons
George 4. Fox of Chicago. and Paul
N. Fox. who is attending school at
Northwestern university. Ferns were
used attractively in decoration OF
the table. Covers were laid for -
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Er ana Mrs. r. Auer, 319 5. Tay-
To- St, entertained members of the
family at dinner Christmas There
were Is guests. Aaron Ward roses
were tie decorations used on the
table.
Mrs r. Harmon was hostess at a
family dinner given at her home.
s15 Ohio st. on Christmas day TO
members Of the immediate family.
the guests numbering six.
Mr. and MIS-. L. J. Barham and
Mr. and MIS-. e. l. Zaehnle. 521 h.
Bronson St, entertained with a fam
iiy Christmas dinner at l. o'clock
Monday. There were covers for "A
-uests. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. J. S Barham Mr.. and Mrs H.
Martin and Mr.. and Mrs. J. b.
Clemens and daughter. winnifred Of
south Bend. and Mrs. John Zaehnle
and Airs. Clara u. Dick and daugh-
ter. Dorothy. OF near Granger.
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save for the great numbers of
family dinners held in every part of
the city Christmas day passed by
very quietly in social circles. though
the Indiana club attracted a very
large representation OF members
and guests last evening on the oc-
casion of their annua! formal
Christmas ball. The club was open
from o'clock snc shortly after that
time the guests were received for
dinner. Details of the affair were
deliberately carried out. Messicks
orchestra furnished the program Of
music for dancing The oliver hotel
claimed a large number of the fam
lily dinners Christmas day, both at
noon and in the evening, as did the
Lexington tea room.
Among those at the Nicholson
Inn, which was gaily decorated with
red and green Christmas novelties.
were. Mrs. George NJ Sherman, 307
s Franklin St, who had mem bers
OF her family at noon as a compE-
ment 10 Miss Mary Casey. whose
marriage 10 Howard a. Lane Will
take place soon. There were covers
for Il. including Mr.. Lane OF De-
Catur. III. Mr.. and Mrs. Horace G..
Miller. 1901 Riverside dr., also had
their family dinner there. also Mr..
and Mrs Edward Williams.
Mr. and Mrs Vernon G.. Hastings.
1926 Woodward av.. were host and
hostess al. a dinner party Christmas
'ay 10 "A company OF guests in hon
or Charles r. Norton OF Laurel
Kenyon" Hollywood Los Angeles,
Cal.
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. ODea SOS 5.
Clinton ST.. entertained for a party
OF 20 al a Christmas supper Monday