South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-12-30

Edward King. who is attending
school at Notre Dame, and Robert
Snyder. who is home from Cornell.
were among those from away. Miss
Sherman, who received her guests
alone, wore a charming dancing
I frock Of green silk net over cloth of
silver. and wore a corsage of sweet
] peas and roses.
4 Mrs. l. ]. HARDWOOD, 81 y. Taylor
St. entertained a party of young
sters Friday afternoon in honor Of
the fifth birthday anniversary Of
/ her son, Laurance. The children
were entertained with stories by
| Miss Marguerite Martin. The home
| was decorated suggestive 10 the hol-
iday season. and refreshments were
| served from a table centered with
! Christmas tree decorated with rides
| cent lights. Each guest received a
I favor of the occasion Late in the
/ afternoon a flash light picture was
/ taken Of the party. Included among
/ the young guests were: Vevian
Roche, Alice Katherine Flint Cath
crime McHenry, Christine Taylor.
Ann Slick, Eleanor Rumpf. Arthur
Irwin. Gene Waters, Charles Ander-
son. Gerard Fassnacht, Charles Sud
low, Edward Esch, and Frank Sind
linger.
A luncheon was given Friday noon
at the Nicholson Inn by members
of the St. Joseph branch of the
Alumnae association Of the Western
college at Oxford, O. There were
covers for Is at a table in the Jap
anese room as follows: The Misses
Ruth Robb, Linda Rodenbeck,
Wihelema Munson of Michigan City;
Helen Green. Lgonier; Mrs. Robert
| Zimmerman, Constantine, Mich;
Miss Aline McQuillen, and May
/ Cooper, Mishawaka
The guests were entertained at
the home of Misses Irma and Alma
Collmer S. Lafayette blvd. after the
luncheon when the election of offic-
ers took place, Miss Irma CoIlmer
was named president, Miss May
Cooper, secretary; Miss Mary Du-
Shane, treasurer. A musical program
was an enjoyable feature Of the day.
Tea was served at 5 o'clock.
Members of the Ladies' Aid So
ciety Of the Quincy Street Baptist
church held their monthly meeting
| Friday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. u. S. Jain. 1919 Van Buren, st.
Mrs. Addie Mitchell and Mrs. Arthur
Wass were the assisting hostesses.
Mrs. Jain entertained with musical
| selections and Miss Esther Fulton
played a violin solo. accompanied
by Miss Bernice Wayne on the piano.
Refreshments were served. There
were 20 members and six guests
present. The society will have it's
next meeting Jan. %, with Mrs
j. S. Chappell, 724 Allen St
Mrs. Charles Brown, 1918 Glover
ST., River Park, was hostess Friday
afternoon at a meeting Of the hide
pendent club. The members enjoy
ed an afternoon of crochet work
with a guessing contest at which
Mrs. George Saunders and Mrs. AL
bert Wright won the favors. A
luncheon in two courses was served
at the close of the afternoon. The
members will have another meet
ing Jan. 10 at the home of Mrs
Hiram Penrod, 2317 Mishawaka av.,
River Park.
Miss Elizabeth Morris. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Morris, 1913
w. Orange St, and Carl Marshall.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. James Marshall.
COZ st. Louis blvd, were married at
. o'clock Friday afternoon by Rev
Guy Black in the parsonage of the
Lowell Heights NJ. T. church. Mr..
and Mrs. Marshall will make their
home with the formers parents.
Members of the c. c. club were
entertained Friday afternoon by
Miss Katherine Wagner. Alb y.
Michigan St The election of officers
took place after which the time was
spent with games. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
:.
Mrs. William Robinson. 500 T.
Bowman St, entertained the Eastern
club Thursday afternoon. The after
noon was pleasantly spent and con-
test favors were won by Mrs. Eugene
Ward and Mrs. y. F. Long. The
club will meet Jan. with Mrs.
Ward, S07 S. Lafayette blvd.
Miss Josephine Decker. 315 N
Scott st. and Miss Marie Chaplin,
623 w Colfax av.. will entertain
with a tea Jan. ?, at the Lexing-
ton Tea room.
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