South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-18

Prof. and Mrs Frederic II. Inger-
soil entertained at a delightful
studio affair at the South Bend con-
servatOry Monday evening in com
pliment 10 the birthday annfversa ~
OF Mrs Ingersolrs sister. Miss
Theophila Mahelsk. A valentine
motif was the keynote OF the deco
.rauons in the studio. and daffodils
with narcissus formed the center
piece at the table. A buffet luncheon
guests, members Of the conservatory
faculty. who included Louis EIbel.
Hal Van Aiken, Miss Carolyn Wal
bridge. Miss Hazel Harris. Miss
Dora Hershenow. Miss Valeria Bon
durant and Miss Ruth Kise.
J. i. Kittinger was pleasantly sur
prised at his home, 528 y. ST. Jo-
seph ST.. Monday evening by mem
bers OF the Office force OF the Nc
Henry Millhouse Co. and their
families. The evening was spent So
cially with music and games. and
luncheon was served 20 the 40
guests present. In behalf OF Mr..
Kittinger's business associates G. L.
MillhOuse presented the honor guest
with a travelling bag as a rsmem-
brance OF the occasion. Mr.. Kit
finger leaves soon TO assume new
duties as assistant general Of the
Fulton, n Y. branch of the Nc
Henry Millhouse corporation.
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The Tabitha Girls OF lions Evan
ge'ical church held Valentine
party Monday evening at the home
OF Miss Edith Barth, 42S S. Francis
81. Games and music were the diver
sion OF the evening, favors being won
by Miss Matilda Christman, Miss
Gretchen Muessell and Miss Irene
Goffeney. Refreshments were served
TO 25 guests.
Phi Delta Kappa, Beta Omicron
chapter, announces the first Of
series Of mid-winter dances, 20 be
given on Friday evening, Feb. %. in
the rotary room of the Oliver hotel.
Donahue's augmented orchestra will
furnish music for the program of
dances.
A very delightful dancing party
was given Monday night by the
members OF St. Mary's Guild OF St.
James church in the Rotary room
OF the Oliver hotel An attractive
feature OF the evening was the
Egyptian pageant, which was design
ed by Margaret Fulmer and directed
by Mary Grace Cleveland. Those
taking part were the Misses Marie
Kersey. Conradine Peterson, Mary
Grace CrOcett, Mary Louise Schneid-
er and Jeanne Grouse. The slaves
were Richard Zilky. Glen Cunning
ham. Almo Smith and Granville
Keller. A vocal solo, "Over the
Desert Wild" was rendered by Rich
ard Znkey. More than IS couples
attended the dance. music for which
was furnished by Messick's orches-
ira. The patrons and patrOnesses
were Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Bastian, Mr..
and Mrs. Donald MacGregor, Mr..
and Mrs. George Voedisch. Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Fauber, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Herr and Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hibberd.
nc 81 IOHtHA tOAAAAN W N- l. -
held q praise and Pres't Willard
memorial service Monday afternoon
at the home OF Mrs. Ada Barnard,
500 Cottage Grove av. Devotionals
we're led by Mrs. George Enterline.
Representative from all the unions
in the city spoke. Mrs. Ethel Hair
Of Colfax av.. spoke on the subject,
I'VE Have Won" Mrs. Fred Fromm
Of the Francis willard, on "Prohibi-
tion Maintained" Mrs. Cora Pitcher
OF the Pleasant View. on The w. G.
T. u. and the Army OF Occupations"
Mrs. c. Q. Beyrer Of Chaplin Park. on
The woman's Christian Temperance
Union. Shall II Live and why" The
music was in charge of Mrs. r. Shan
afelt, who rendered the Victory
Song" as a solo number. The next
meeting OF the union will be held
March 8.