South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-03

featured throughout the decorations
which will be used for the much
talked OF dispensary BALI on next Mon
day evening az Place hall. In keep
ing with the spirit OF this time, the
music also Will be OF a patriotic ma
ture. No more appropriate setting
for an affair OF this nature could be
imagined than one which is arranged
10 appeal 20 the loyal American sen
timent which lives in everyone. Pa
triotism and the purpose for which
the dispensary ball is being given go
hand in hand.
Miss Louise Studebaker. who is in
charge OF one OF the stunts that will
intersperse the dancing, announces
a "cakewalk special Who the
dancers OF this will be viii be left 10
the guests who may be able 10 iden-
tify them behind the eye masks that
the young couple will wear. The
young woman and the partner that
she has chosen are among South
Bends best dancers and the stunt
is expected 10 create much interest.
The dispensary ball has become
ton wherever society people meet.
At teas. lunches and dinners the ball
- discussed with enthusiasm and
keen interest. Those who have
charge Of the affair have been as
sured OF a large out-of-town attend
ance.
Invitations have been issued by
mem bers Of the BetaOmicron chap
ter Of the Phi Delta Kappa fratern-
ity for their formal anniversary ball.
10 be held at the oliver hotel. Wed
nesday evening. April II. The af-
fair will be the most elaborate OF
all the dancing parties which the
fraternity has given this season and
promises 20 be most attractive. The
Invitations are tastefully made up
in black and white and the same
combination will be carried out in
the decorations OF the ball room.
Messick's orchestra will play the
program OF dances for the evening.
Mrs. Charles Kemerly. 7O1 n.
Michigan St. was surprised Monday
evening by a number of her friends
in celebration Of her birthday ami
versary. The evening was spent So
ciaIly. the guests enjoying a victrOla
concert A luncheon was served.
Members or the guard team of the
south Bend Review. No. 4, Lady
Maccabees. gave a farewell surprise
party for Mrs. w. S. Villardson, S24
w Colfax av.. Monday evening. Mrs.
ViliardsOn is a member of the team,
but is leaving the first OF next week
TO join her husband in Buffalo. y.
Y. Mr.. Villardson is employed by
the Studebaker corporation Of that
city. Games and music were The di-
versions Of a social evening. during
which a picnic supper was served
10 21.
Mrs. A. A. Hickox, 741 w. Wash
ington av. entertained with an in
formal / O'Clock luncheon for Miss
Helen Haugherty, whose marriage 10
DIT. r. L. Sensenich will take place
next week. and Miss Ann Carlisle.
Miss Flora Pollock and Miss Mar
joria Warner. members of Miss
Daugherty's bridal party.
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Mrs. Edgar Wilson. 522 Cleveland
av.. was hostess to the Philathea
class of the Westminster church
Monday evening. After a short
business meeting the time was spent
with needle work. Refreshments
We're served 20 % members. The
hostess was assisted by Miss Fora
Zeitler and Miss Bernice Norris.
Plans were made for a penny sup
per TO be given April at the
church. Miss Fora Zeitler. TAP SAN
come av., will entertain the class
April Is.
The AS You Like II club met at
the home OF Miss Minnie French,
2O3 +. Marion St, Monday evening.
During the social hour Mrs. George
Linville gave several musical selec-
tons and Miss vida Shontz rem
dered several violin numbers. Re-
freshments were served. Mrs. Bur
ton Thomas. Leland av., will enter
tain the club April Is.
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MISS carrie NriDpS and Aaron
Hughes were married Sunday after
noon at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs
Oscar Schwier. Se5 - Lincoln way
w. The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. ]. NJ. Alexander OF the
First Christian church in the pres
ence Of the immediate families.
The Worth club met Monday
evening at the Progress club rooms
with Mrs. A. o. Ware as leader. The
subject for study was The New
Method OF Education or The
Prophecy OF the Schools OF To-
morrow. The next meeting Of the
club will be April 3.
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The current event department of
the Progress club met Monday aft
ernoon at the club rooms. The reg
ular program was not carried out
but a general discussion was held.
April 10 will be the next meeting.
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The Blue Bird club Of Wilson
Bros. factory met at the Y. ". C.. A.
Monday evening. After the regular
class meeting the members enjoyed
a pleasant social hour