South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1916-02-17
SOCIETY


the ST Joseph's hall. r. Hill 81 The
hall wasdecorated with red hearts
and 30 tables played at cards while
70 couples enjoyed dancing. Prizes
were captured in the card games by
Rev. Father Gassensmith. Mr.. and
Mp. Louis Adelsperger Mrs. jose
phine Krueper and Mrs. Joseph
Black. At the close OF the evening
light refshments were served. Arts
orchestra furnished music for the
occasion and the affair was in charge
OF a few members Of the society.
Mrs. Harry Pon. POS S. st. Peter
ST.. entertained the Tipperary club
members Wednesday afternoon. The
time was spent with needlework and
games and contests at which Mrs
Delbert Pon and Mrs. Carl Haslanger
we're the prize winners. At the close
Of a social afternoon refreshments
were served. In two weeks the
members will be entertained at an
Orpheum party followed by lunch
con at the Philadelphia at which
Mrs. Carl Haslanger will be the
hostess.
Mrs. Frank Jeffries. 511 W. Ma
rion St, entertained members Of the
Ideal Embroidery club this after
noon. The time was given 20 needle
work and at the close refreshments
were served. The club will meet
again in two weeks.
The Misses Lucille witamyer and
r. Cutting Will entertain a. number
OF young people at an Orpheum
party Saturday. Following the per
Torrance tea viii be served at the
home OF the former. sos w. Lasalle
av.
Miss Vera Austin, 1915 Lincoln
way z, entertained IS guests Tues
day evening at at valentine party.
The house was appropriately decor
ated for the occasion and games and
music were enjoyed. Miss Olga Mel
son and Miss Anderson gave several
piano selections and at the close re-
freshments were served.
The St Joseph Hospital Aid So
ciety will entertain with a tea from
until o'clock Friday afternoon
at the s.. Joseph's hail. y. Hill St
A delightful program has been ar
ranged for the occasion, a special
feature being the minuet dances by
/ young people from the st. Jo-
seph's academy, who will be attired
in colonial costumes. Monday aft
ernoOn a party in celebration Of
Washington's birthday viii be given
at the hall by the academy students
More than 900 attended the an
nuaI knight Templars' reception
and ball Wednesday evening at
Place hall. An elaborate grand
march. led by Willard n. Shidler,
eminent commander and Mrs. Shid-
Ter followed the reception between
$50 o'clock and 9. The lodge mem
bers. appearing in full uniform. add
ed TO the grandeur of the scene.
Music for dancing was furnished by
the Messick orchestra, and there
were cards for those who did not
enjoy dancing. Little latticed per
gOlas covered with southern smilax
were placed in the corners Of the
room and the large emblem OF the
white shield. at the south end of the
hail was worked out in iucandescent
lights. Flags were also attractively
used about a light supper was
served during ar intermission The
committee in charge included Paul
Prass. Clarence II. Smoke. Or. p. c.
Traver John Farneman and r. e.
Frictse.
The Catholic order Of Foresters.
comprising three courts, will give a
herefit party next Tuesday evening
at Place hall. the proceeds of which
viii be given TO the day nursery cor
Quoted by the Circle of Mercy Elab-
crate preparations are being made
for a splendid evening. Progressive
edrO and 500 viii be played be-
tween S:45 and 1880 O'Clock at which
prizes Will be awarded 10 winners at
both games. Dancing will he Sron
o'clock until u. There will be
music by the Notre Dame orchestra
and refreshments will be served.
Decorations for the hall will be i'm
keeping it'll George Washington's
birthday
ley. John J. Gehring. Matthew
Welch. Frank J. Zuges. Daniel Pow
ers. Raymond Huber. Chester A
Riffel. Harry j. Buecher. Napoleon
Dumont. Henry Frewer. August
McCausland. Charles T. Pritzer.
Charles A. Schubert. Arthur Bone
wit. James y. Luther. William p
Kelley. William +. Cass Henry Frew-
err Fred 81. O'Brien. John A Kaufer
Frank J. Wolf. Frank Cooley. Frank
Buchel John ]. Marcus. Misses Anna
Diech. Jennie Cogan. Mary Thomas
Mrs. Reynolds Misses NJ Garner
Mary Huss. Mary Kachler. Clara
Teeters. F~3nccs Henthonel. Mrs
Arthur Friend. Mrs. Joseph Klaer
Miss Lucy Marshall and Miss Tls title
Eauers.
The third OF a series OF successful
class recitals by the pupils Of Miss
Dora Hershenow, was given last
evening at the South Bend conserva-
tory before a capacity audience OF
parents and friends Of the pupils.
Miss Hershenow Will give a lecture
recital for the pupils soon in the re-