South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-09-04
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS


son st. was hostess AZ "a pretty in
formal porch party Tuesday after
noon. complmenung her house
guest. Miss ELLEN Rattle OF Park
ridge. lu The guests included Miss
Rattle Miss Doris Campbell Miss
Helen Kerr. Miss celia Burke. the
Misses Janet and Pheoa Beroth Miss
Helene WestcrveIt. Miss Mary Hyde.
Miss Marie kersey Miss Molhe
schneider. Miss Gladys Nelson Miss
Alice Orvis. Miss Bernice Lippman
and Miss Genevieve Shidler The
guests enjoyed contest during the
afternoon. a dainty lunch was
served.
one special feature has been plan
ned at the South Bend Country club
to take place during fair week this
being the appearance of the Palmer
House FOursor1e advertised as wait
CTS and entertainers a dinner viii
10 given Friday evening. sept IA. at
which the quartet VIII entertain.
Dancing viii complete The evening.
Monte Carlo night. announced for
Tuesday Sept u.s. viii probably Doe
one Of the most enjoyable evenings
that the club entertainment commit
tee has provided this season. The
guests are lured by the prospect of
"ferro. roulette. Kloudike solo and
all the delights of the Gold Coast
gamblers.
a Junior autumn carnival and cir
Gus viii be given ON Saturday. Sept
-. Dancing will be enjoyed iu the
evening
Another special affair for the
month of September is the Lime
Ligh, night Friday Sept eS
AR and Mrs. Abraham Dyke
t0eO n Johnson ST.. entertained with
g buffet luncheon Sunday at their
Tome in compliment 90 Mr.. and Mrs
y. Wiertesma. MI and Mrs Carl
llanneman and daughter Miss Eli
nor and Luke Hannemau Of Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ Van Buskirk
and Mr. and Mrs Louise Wells OF
this city were among the guests.
The house was decorated tasteful
ly with boquets OF nasturtiums and
gladioH
Monday morning the out Of town
guests We're entertained az a break
fast 40 the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Louise Wells f16 r South ST. They
returned Co their home Monday even
ins
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Members OF the Eemlev family
held "a reunion sunday at Leeper
park. which was attended by 81.
AIRS William Warren. 1S years old.
was the oldest person present. and
Lewis kemly. son of Mr.. and Mrs
r.. 81 Remley was the Youngest.
The baby is six months old Mrs.
Homer Nichols OF this city was elect
"a president and Mrs. Albert RemlCy
of Granger was chosen secretary for
the ensuing year. The next reunion
viii be held al Hudson lake. Aug ..
1918.
Members or the Seward Fryar
families held their first annual re-
union Sunday at the home Of n. B.
Seward. 20 Elder ST. There were
"A guests present. including Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Fryar of Burton Kan
MIR. and Mrs. Charles Mcclellan OF
North Liberty and Mr. and Mrs. T
a. Seward and family of Maple
Grove
Members OF the Platz family. I
numbering 125. held a family reun-
ion a. the home of Alva Porter of
'ulver sunday. Election of officers
took place, resulting as follows
Melvin Seybold. president. William /
Porter. vice president, Guy r. Sey-
bold secretary and treasurer The I
remainder of the time was spenV
with bathing. boating and games /
The next reunion viii be held al /
Pottawatomie park. this city the T.
second sunday in August. 1918.
The 23rd annual reunion Of the
Abraham Whitemeu family was
neId at sorinsbrook park Monday. /.
Tins is one OF the largest and old
est families Of 81. Joseph county .
The family consists OF nine chill.
dlen, seven BOYS 5hC TWO girls and .
their descendants Phillip White F
man is the oldest son. being 7J|
Years old and William. the youngest
sor is $50 wears old There were
f5e relatives present TO ENJOY the
dinner which was served at noon. F.
The out Of town guests ncludcd +
Mrs Mary Lowell or seattle Wash /
Edwin Eeehler OF Osweeo. Kansas.
and Nlr. and Mrs. j. Metzger of
CLYDE. o.. and others were present /
from Angola Ind. Rochester Ind.
Grand Rapids MlcH.. Tiosa. Ind
Nawanna. Ind. Bremen. Ind. PIyu-
outh. Ind. Peru and ElkhartI
The oldest guest present was Rev
ID 3 Hartman who IS 60 wears old.
and the youngest was Little Miss
Dorothy Lucile Allow. Those VINO
held oflces for 1917 will retain
them for the coming YEAR
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The annual reunion of the reIa-
ttes and friends Of Thomas Ions
let was held Monday az the nome
of Mrs q. J. Greenwood or Clay
township Dinner was served at.
noon Co IS guests and the day was
spent Boa social way The oldest