South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-02-17

An interesting event Of tonight is
he dinner party 20 be given for
mem bers Of the Haeske-shonts
ridal party by Robert Beitner. Mr..
3eitner viii entertain his guests in
ne Wodgewood room Of the Oliver
iotel
The Portia club OF stuIl Memorial
hurch was pleasantly entertained
saturday evening az the home OF
Hiss Mabel Smith. 200 r. Calvert
q During the business session plans
we're made for hay rack party 70
Do given on the evening OF March
. and for an affair In honor Of the
Mothers Of the members. After the
business meeting music and games
we're enjoyed and dainty luncheon
vas served. Decorations Of hearts,
BELLS and cupids were used through
mt the home The next meeting OF
ne club will be h-id on the first
saturday in March.
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The cafeteria supper served Sat-
irday eening by members OF the
south Bend Woman's club proved a
most successful undertaking. more
han 225 persons being served dur
ne the two hours OF the evening.
The committee In charge was COM
posed OF the following club women:
uesdames Harry Schadt. John
Moore. A. G. Murdoch, G. w. Zeigler,
fred Dennis. w. K. Sherman, A. q.
Howe. William Renfranz, Thomas
Duncan. F. l. Sims, George Thurn.
D. X. Splitter. F. y. Dalton. II. r.
Dalton and Anna Larrabee.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence MiHiken,
-esiding near Ly6ick. entertained
Friday evening in celebration Of
heir fifth wedding anniversary. At
supper covers were laid for as rela-
lives and friends During the social
hour music and Valentine contests
we're featured. and a mock belling
VAS enjoyed. The honor guests were
The recipients Of many gifts as re-
membranes Of the occasion.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Young enter
tanned at dinner Sunday evening al
their country home on the Niles I'd.
Covers were laid for 90 guests ut
he table which was conferred with a
bowl OF red carnations. Among the
out Of town guests were William IT.
Young. recently returned from over
seas duty in England. Mr.. and Mrs.
A. ~. Richey and Ludlow G. Moore
Of Toledo. O., Mr.. and Mrs A. F.
Blake OF De Kalb, H.
AS a farewell 10 Mrs. Young who
will leave soon 20 make her home in
the city. Mrs. Orville Stanley Young
was hostess to Is guests at her home
on the state road Friday afternoon.
The time was spent socially with
music and games and luncheon was
served.
Valentine party was given Fri
day evening in the recreation hall of
St Joseph's hospital by the nurses
o. the institution. Cupids and hearts
formed the decorations in the hall
and features of the. entertainment
were music, dancing and cards. Solo
dances were presented by Miss Mar
garet Cole and Miss Jessie Jensen.
and prizes in the cards and contests
were awarded 20 Miss Cole. Miss
Stella Olson and Miss Pearl Cowell.
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Miss Marjorie Bryan was hostess
ar an informal dance Saturday even
ing in her new home, 1O1 North
Shore DIR. The guests were in cos
tune. and Miss Marjorie. dressed as
gypsy maiden, with Alden Reed.
led the grand march. In the ball
room, streamers Of red and white
were featured in the decorations.
with the coy corners prettily ar
ranged in the same color motif. Red
HEARTS were used throughout the
home as suggestive OF the Valentine
season. Buffet supper was served 70
the following young people. the
Misses Jane Dennis, Marion Cady,
Mary K. Paterson, Alice Rupel. Shir-
Icy Briggs. Katherine Day. Karlyn
Cotton Marjorie Bryan and Masters
Beverly Foster. Walter Hager. Jim
my Staples, George Bicknel. Spencer
Dalton. Nelson Bowsher, Jimmy
Manchester and Alden Reed.