South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-04-08
Society Event
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Come Mondau

Everything is in readiness for the
great Children's dispensary ball to
be given at Place hall Easter Mon
day evening for the benefit of the
children. who will be the care Of
the dispensary during the summer
After weeks OF planning and hard
word. lead by Mrs George L.
O'Brien, president of the dispen-
sary, and carried on by the numer-
Gus committees in charge, the af-
fair has at last been arranged to
the last detail and tomorrow even
ing's event has every reason for sue
cess.
Those who wish to attend the ball
and have not been able 10 secure
tickets may purchase them at the
entrance of the hall Monday even
ing. The sale of tickets is being di-
rected by Mrs. Forest Hitler Mrs.
Salem L. Towne. Miss Ella Learn
and Miss sarah Witwer.
Decoratio. for the hall will be
carried out in patriotic effect and
the decoration committee is com
posed of Mrs. r. G. Shanklin as
chairman. Mrs. J. +. Cole. Mrs. y. j.
HickOX, Mrs. j. b. Renshaw, Mrs.
Clark Baker, Mrs John ]. Woolver-
ton, Mrs. j. c. Van Ripper. Mrs. r.
O. Morgan. Mrs. John +. Reynolds,
jr.. and Miss Ruth Goeway.
Guests Will be received at the
main entrance to the ball room by a
committee including Mrs. O'Brien,
Mrs. Horace V. Kimball and Miss
Louise Studebaker. A committee
for the purpose of giving attention
10 the guests includes Mrs. Herbert
L. Smith, chairman; Mrs. Carl Hib-
berd, Mrs Harry Barnes. Mrs. G.. A.
Thurn. Mrs Alfred X. Collins, Mrs.
Rawson Murdoch. Mrs. ]. Fred
Christman and Miss Lillian Freud
enstein.
Directing the ball and using its
best efforts to make the event a
thoroughly enjoyable one will Be a
committee composed of +. \. Miller.
chairman; J. c. Ellsworth. a. NJ.
Russell George L. O'Brien, r. c.
Stephenson. John +. DeHaven,
Harry T. Wheelock, J. A. Jude, w.
X. Lamport. DR. /. s. LaPierre,
/ George A. Robertson, ]. ]. O'Brien,
/ r. \. Bryan and +. A. Stephenson.
This committee. under the direction
of Mr.. Ellsworth, Will also assist the
( ladies in charge of the dining room.
Punch will be served by % Of the
City's most attractive young ladies
during the evening They will be
! chaperOned by Mrs. J. ID. Oliver.
/ assisted by Mrs. Carl Gintz. one of
! the seasons most attractive brides.
1 The % young ladies will be the
I Misses Dorothy Brugger. Josephine
Crabill. Annabelle Lippincott, Helen
/ Haughton. Carol Eberhart, Sarah
/ Witwer. Mary Russ. Ruth Baker,
Vernice Elbel. Mildred Dutera,
Frances Salinger, Katherine Guth-
RE. Elsie Lippinoott, Ruth Goewey
Esther Crabiu. Helen Davies, Eliza
beth Baker Irma Collmer. Marie
Place. Helen Gregory. Nancy Baker
/ Agatha Clarke. Dorothy McCance
Mabel Pritchard and Geraldine
/ Robertson.
Many WaltzCs.
n r al AleAI AAlOuElAA mas bctu StN tl
10 those who do not indulge in the
latest dances in the arrangement OF
the dance program. Waltzes in abun-
dance have been provided. but not
10 the exclusion OF the one steps
two steps and fox trots for those
who prefer them. Following the
grand march at 9 o'clock there will
be a waltz. The program includes
10 dances and there viii be extras
lif time permits. Messick's orchestra
viii play.
\ clever novelty of the dance viii
be the stunts which will be introduc-
ed between dances. This feature 5
for he pleasure of all me guests
but il viii be made possible cOI
those who do not dance 10 End
enjoyment at the affair. one OF the
'specialties Vii. De fancy dancing