South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-26

hlthlBdn ST. was hostess Al
o'clock luncheon Tuesday at the
Robertson Tea room. the affair
livsn IN compliment 20 Miss Sarah
sabel Niles. who appeared later in
ne afternoon in aesthetic dancing
10 the reception OF the South Bend
Woman's club. The other guests
included Mrs. William Niles. Mrs
larry Baum and Miss Lola story.
al Of Laporte. Mrs J. C. Harper.
Mrs. Thomas DUNCAN and Mrs. Fred
t. Sims Miss Niles is making her
lome in Laporte for the present.
Among the series of pre-nuptial
affairs that have been planned for
his week. as courtesy 20 Miss
Helen Davies and Lieut. Neil v.
Robertson. whose marriage will take
place Saturday. is = o'clock dinner
mis- evening al the Country club, at
which Miss Esther abill. III
North Shore dr.. will be hostess. /
There will be places for 20 GUESTS.
az a table attractively decorated
With red and white roses
a o'clock tea viii be given
Goewey and Mrs. Carl Ginz. in the
alters home at 1112 s. Michigan
a.. for Miss Davies. There will be
IS guests at this affair. Thursday
evening. Miss Kathryn Carlisle Of
Carlisle house. Tippecanoe place. /
viii entertain with a dinner dance
az the Country club. and on Friday
evening Miss Helen Haughton, go
W Washington av, will give a
o'clock dinner at the Country club
his being the last OF the affairs be
,ore the wedding
:.
Fred Gerber. 1913 5. Franklin
81. was surprised by a number Of
nome, the party being given In
loncr OF his 18th birthday ami
yerssry. supper was served during
he evening which was spent with
1ancing and music. The guests were
he Misses Elsie and Ethel Gerber.
Miss Sadie Cohn. Miss Eliza BETH
Balm. Miss Lola Penny. Miss Lot
lie Merdith, Miss Nellie Thomas.
Philip Gerber. Edward Thomas.
Elva Sundberg. Arthur Brooks. CleH
Dice, Olney McIntire and Mrs. Ger
Der.
Mr.. and Mrs. AxeI Lindgren. 3Oe
r. Colfax av.. entertained with
u o'clock dinner Tuesday. compli-
nenting Mrs. Lyle Hubbard and
Mrs Paul Prescott OF Rock Island,
III. The table was set for y. the
quests including Mr.. and Mrs. Louis
Gisel and son. Charles. Of Bertrand
Mrs. and Mrs Charles Bliss. Mrs.
E. +. Saelhof. Mrs. Mary Ringler
and Mrs. William Matthews. Tues
lay was also the birthday OF Charles
Gisel and a large birthday cake cen
tered the table. Pink, white and /
purple asters were used in the !
decorations.
Word has been received here OF i
the approaching marriage Of Miss |
Lucille Benefiel of Milwaukee, |
daughter of Mrs. James Benefel. |
also Of Milwaukee. 10 DR.. Orville |
Schandling OF this city. The mar
rage is 10 be celebrated Saturday
at O'Clock at Plymouth Congrega-
tional church. Rev. Theodore NJ.
ShippeTd officiating. Miss Benfiel is
"a graduate of Lawrence Conserva-
tory o. Music and is a talented must
elan as we'll as an instructor Of music.
Dr. Scandling is member of the
dental reserve corps OF the national
army After the ceremony. a dinner
viii ne served at the Medford hotel
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Mrs. Scandling will leave immedi-
ately for short stay at Chicago and
i'm this city The doctor may be
called TO service At any time. and
so they have planned no extended
wedding trip They will make their
home here after Nov. 1
Motoring TO the country home Of
Seth Hammond, on Prairie I'd,
members of the Ayudadora circle /
spent all day Tuesday. A buffet
lunch was served at noon TO 40 and
knitting formed the diversion Of the
afternoon. Mrs ". II. Shonts. 2O3
r. Marion St. will be hostess at the
regular club meeting IN two weeks.
+
Mrs David r. Vaughn. rs
Franklin pL. entertained with a 4
O'Clock tea Wednesday afternoon.
in honor OF her sister. Mrs. Edwin
Flato OF Texas Garden flowers
we're used TO decorate the table.
Mrs. J. p. McGnl was hostess at
an informal luncheon at the South |
Bend Country club Tuesday. The |
guests were Mrs. George O'Brien. |
Mrs. William O'Brien. Mrs Mortimer |
p. Reed and her sister. Mrs Brown.
who is visiting her Vari-colored |
snap-dragons decorated the table
=
A reception was given Tuesday
evening at Epworth Memorial /
church for Rev. A II. Kenna and |
his family. More than $50 friends |
were present Mrs. Harry y. /
Barnes. Rev. Kenna and Miss Tim /
son entertained with solos. a violin !
selection and a reading were given /
by Miss Evelyn RIVER. Mr. Stroute /
rendered a coruet solo and A. Dixie I
reviewed briefly the years work OF I
the church Following the program |
refreshments were served in the !