South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1917-02-06
SOCIETY HAPPENINGS


American hall Messick's orchestra
will play. Monday evening. Feb. u.
the 81. Mary's Guild OF 81. James
church will entertain with a pretty
dancing party at the oliver hotel;
Messick.s o rchestra will play the
program OF dances. Tuesday even
lng. Feb. l3. there will be two pleas
ANT affairs. one IN the nature OF "A
alentine party 20 be given by the
Married Folks Dancing club at
American hall. and the other the an
nual military ball Of the Army and
Navy union at Place hall An elab-
crate affair of Wednesday Feb. a.
VIII be the Valentine dancing party
To be given by the Indiana club
lIessick's orchestra VII furnish the
music, and the annual dancing party
81 the Studebaker club will occur
Saturday evening. Feb. L.. at the
administrator building The pro-
lram Of dances will be played by
Messick s orchestra and some special
features Will be introduced
A meeting of the Live oak Drill
Il
tie home OF Mrs j. Mentor, Seventh
ST. River Park. After the business
session a social followed aE3 in the
contests the favors were s.waraed TO
Mrs. Olive Derby and Mrs. Minnie
1tickeIs. Luncheon was served. The
next meeting will be Monday after.
noon. Feb. Il. at the W. o. W. hall.
Seventeen members Of the Blue
Bird club, an organization COM
posed of girls from the Wilson shirt
factory. entertained with a sleigh
ride party Monday evening. Follow
ing the ride the party went to the
Y W. c. A. where the remainder of
the evening was spent with games
and music and an oyster supper was
served
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Campion of
Detroit announce the marriage Of
their daughter. Mary. TO Harris Kel-
logg. son OF Mr.. and Mrs Lester
Kellogg. 522 :. Columbia St. this
city The marriage took place Jan.
23 al the home Of Mr. and Mrs.
Campion.
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Twenty members of the fourth
degree council. knights of Colum-
bus entertained with a dinner Mon
day evening at the Nicholson Inn.
An exceptionally interesting meet
1ng OF the current events depart
laent of the Progress club was held
Monday afternoon at the club
rooms Thee occasion was that of
south Bend day and in keeping with
the program. a review or current
Iotcs % interest was given by Mrs.
Carrie +. Meyer, who described In
General the many features Of inter
at possessed by the city
Mrs w l.. Benitz followed with
.u absorbing paper on the different
iorrs of city government namely,
tie councilmanic. commission, man
userial aud federal forms, the lat
ter south Bends form of govern
-1ueut Mrs Benitz's paper was
thorough and comprehensive.
4 history of the Progress club
Iy Mrs Lafayette lie Van COM
plcted the program for the day
-.irs. lie Van began with the inCep-
Ton of the club. May Il. 1895. and
followed it through its wonderful
development 10 the present day. she
spoke at length on its influence in
shaping the various charitable activ-
i,es of the city, chief among which
are the Kindergarten association
and the Associated charities.
Names OF the charter members
y, no are still members of the club
were read as follows Mrs. James
Etudebaker. Mrs. T. q. Retiring,
Alrs l. lie Van, Mrs. G. NJ Banta,
airs. Esse Il. Dakin. Miss Catherine
Isnay and Miss Camilla Butter
ortiz The department will meet
a. cain Feb. 70.
As climax TO the series of de-
lightfuI affairs which have been
fiven in courtesy 10 Miss Margaret
Moe. Gary. Ind. house guest Of Miss
Frankie Wallins, 515 y. Olive ST.
Miss Mildred Weaver Lindsey ST.
entertained Saturday evening with
ana Orpheum party. followed by a
dance at her home supper was
served at ] o'clock 10 the Il guests
p tlt VI is IaHl ct A4N0EEu the guests
with musical selections and "a num-
Der OF readings were given by Duke
Staples.
Those I'm the party were the
Misses Moe. Weaver. Walling, Edith
Naurer. Gladys Maurer. MOssie
Weaver and Mrs. Breathway and
the Messrs. Duke Staples Don
Suuires. Bill Donahue. Mortimer
OHDeu Airs Hill and Morris coll
Wer
Members or the As You Like IL
club we're very pleasantly entertain
ED Monday evening by Miss Addie
Reed. 400 \. Franklin 81 Miss
Elizabeth Turner had charge OF the
study program OF the evening she
presented two papers on woman
suffrage. one for and the other
against which were followed by a
general discussion by the club. a
social hour with refreshments COM
pleted the evening. Miss Turner
viii entertain the club Feb. 2G al
her home. 40T 5. Franklin 81.