South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-28
OCIAL AND OTHER INTERESTS OF WoMEH

One OF the most successful AZ.
fairs ever given by the Mary Anr
CLUB OF the Studebaker CORPORATION
vas the fifth annual banquet which
LOOK place Thursday evening I'm tho
fOtunda Of the administration build
ing Covers We're laid for 40 guests
AZ long tables. arranged to form the
Grub initials. and each place was
marked by dainty golden tulip
To further the club motif OF Iaven-
dar and gold lavendar candle
shades were employed.
Miss Margaret Darling acted as
toastmistress OF the evening and a
most delightful program was pre-
scented. Following the Invocation of
Tered by Miss Helen Martindale.
Mrs Jennie Carr, president OF the
Mary Ann club. gave the address OF
welcome. she took as her subject,
What We Are and What We stand
For" and during the course of her
ak traced briefly the history OF the
organization since its institution in
1909. The first musical number on
ne program was a quartet selection
rom Tales from Hoffman" sun1
by the Misses Helen Martindale,
Ruth lands. Genevieve Doyle and
Florence Peterson, accompanied by
Miss Helen Haslanger As an en-
core the quartet rendered a parody
On "Hindustan.' after which a clever
toest entitled. "ToOthpicks," was
presented by Miss Ruth Johnson.
'CamOufiage and CamOuheurs" was
he topic for the principal address
of the evening. given by Miss Vir-
ginia Tut, city librarian Her re-
marks were most cordially received.
rhe remainder OF the program con-
sisted OF the following pleasing
numbers. Vocal solo by Miss Hazel
Harris Of the South Bend COnserva-
DRY: original toast, "Baled Hay" by
Mrs. Ellen r. Henning; toast, JUS
Straws." given by Miss l. Mary
lowe. and the singing Of the inter
national anthem by the guests. Dur
ng the dinner music was furnished
BY the Haeren orchestra.
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COmplimenting Miss Euzelia KEEL
er. who is leaving soon TO make her
nome in Chicago. the girls of the
south Bend Bait co. office enter
aimed at 1890 o'clock luncheon at
The Hotel jefferson Friday noon.
covers were laid for Z, the guests
including Miss Keller. Mrs. .. L.
Won Bachelle OF Chicago, sister OF
he honor guest: Mrs. l.. c. Hecht.
Miss Verna Wilkeson, Mrs. NJ. Greig.
Miss Edith Halfstrom and Miss Ruth
&eefer.
The regular meeting OF the
friendship class Of the First Metho-
dist Episcopal church was held
Thursday evening in the class room
OF the church. Dinner was served
at $50 o'clock TO 56 members, and
The evening was spent socially. De
ligh.ful vocal numbers by Miss Clara
Earhart. piano solos by Miss Miriam
Reyer and readings by Mrs. Emil
Reyer featured the short program
presented The hostesses were the
Misses Nellie Flack, Jennie Davis,
Bess Farmhouse. Elsie Hinkley,
Miriam Ames, Us. Stanley Bailey.
Mrs o. 3. Beall, Mrs. Florence
Beard. Mrs. James Baxter and Mrs.
Horace Russell.
One OF the series OF pre-nuptial
affairs given in honor of Miss Helen
Mccarthy. whose marriage will oc-
cur next month, was the shower at
which the Misses Naomi and Jessie
Martin entertained Wednesday eve
ming at the home OF Miss Naomi
Martin, 329 y. Notre Dame av. Con-
tests and games were features of the
diversions and luncheon was served
to the IA guests.
Mrs. Frank Mallander. 103 Bird
friends today IN honor of the birth
day anniversary OF her sister. Mrs.
Harry Horka. 1922 Lincoln way w.
Mrs. Mallander took her guests to
the Auditorium theater. and after
wards 10 the Washington restaurant
for dinner.
The music department OF the
Progress club met Thursday after
noon in the club rooms. The after
noon was given over 10 The study Of
the life and work OF Victor Herbert.
The program was in charge of Miss
Thekla sack Mrs George Fara-
haugh played selections from
Naughty Marietta" by Herbert;
Mrs. ]. A. Rode rendered Dreams