South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-08-29
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS

As a compliment TO Mrs. r. O..
Shaukllu. VINO is leaving soon for
Philadelphia 90 engage bob Red Gross
work. members 81 the south Bend
Woman's club entertained with
delightful Z O'Clock luncheon We'd
ucsday AZ the Country club. The -
guests were seated at one table, for
which color scheme OF red and
white was employed boo the attractive
appointments. 4 red cross conferred
the table. the effect being produced
by she use of red garden flowers and
ribbon the flowers formed low
mound 90 the center from which the
rcd ribbons were eNtended 20 make
the cross Small flags decorated the
place cards.
Mrs j O.. Harper. recently elect
ed president OF the club. presided 80
the affair. while Mrs J. g. PaNson
proposed toast TO Mrs. ShaukliH.
who has been organizing chairman
90 the club since its formation early
ir the summer She has also been
au active worker Boa the Red Cross
cause here AIRS. Harry Barnes. ace
eompanied on the piano by Miss
Helen Galfovle. entertained with "a
vocal selection. and Airs. r.. g.
Sackett rendered Instrumental mum
hers
Another affair which promises TO
90 an ENJOYABLE one b. the 9 O'Clock
dinner planned hy the \otel club
for Mrs Shanklin 90 be given iu
the Lexington Tea rooms Friday
evening Garden flowers viii decor
ate rhe table al which covers viii ne
placed for To- Mrs Herbert Warmer
81 Decatur. Ill.,. a member of the
club viii be among the guests
Miss GLADYS Seeley. 514 rs. Wayne
So WIS hostess at "a o'clock lunch
con Wednesday. honoring her house
guest. Mrs. Genevieve Seyler of Ann
Aroor. Mich There were places
for eight and the table was conferred
with garden flowers.
:.
Mr.. and Mrs Berhl Waldsen
Heath Of Minneapolis Mimi. have
announced the marriage of their
daughter Miss Katherine Ray Heath
10 Neil Hermon Swanson. the cere-
monv taking place Friday. Aug "a
Mr. and Mrs Heath and their
daughters. Mrs. Swanson and Miss
Dorothy Heath. formerly resided IN
south Bend.
An aluminium shower viii Doe given
FRIDAY evening by the children of
Mary society az ST Joseph hall COM
pIimenting Miss Marie o'DonneU
whose marriage 20 Charles Burns
vul take place Sept. 3.
Mrs Christopher Fassndcht. sol
PARK av.. viii entertain with a dim
nor Thursday evening. compliments
ing col. George w Freyermuth and
the members of his deId staff.
\ joint meeting or the north and
south sections Of the Women
league of the First NJ r.. church was
held Tuesday afternoon i'm the
church parlors After the usual
business meeting program was en-
Joyed. Vocal selections were given
uy Mrs Walter Fassuacht accom-
panied by Mrs %. r. Julian. Vocal
numbers were also rendered los Mrs.
r. j. EidGevay and Mrs r. r.
Coates. and readings were given 10y
Mrs. j. w Waters. AT the close of
the afternoon refreshments We're
served by the hostesses. Mrs TO. a..
Welton and Mrs Marshel Hughes.
The assistant hosteSscs were Mes
DANES h C.. DeEhodes g. J. Whit
mer. s r. Arhogast. A. q. Hill.
y =. Netzler. J :. Keith, j. =. Bar
ham. Clarke Skinner. Emma Hunt.
Gert Williams. Thaddeus Keller.
James McDermott g. 3. Nicely r.
&. Schiller. %. ~. Collmer and John
Cannon The north section VIII
hold it's next meeting sept. II and
The south section Sept %
Dinner was served az the Country
club Tuesday evening to 15. includ
ing several dinner parties. Parties
81 ~ guests were entertained ay Mr.
and Mrs r. a stephenson and Mr..
and Mrs. ]. e.. BirdSeu. Mr.. and
Mrs Frank r. Herring entertained
20 party Of seven guests and Air. and
Mrs Rome o. stephenson gave n
dinner party Co -four guests and a
party of I'VE guests was entertained
Do, John Reynolds.
Following the dinner program.
aIterusted with dances and moving
pictures ON solf was enjoyed by
more than 100.
Mrs. otto Kemp. 1929 $. Lafayette
blvd. was hostess to a few friends
iu honor Of her BIRTHDAY The even
ing was spent with music and games
Contests faVors were won by Miss
Amanda Kosinska and Mrs CLARA