South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-14
SOCIETY

Individual COrsagts Of old fash
Toned garden flowers marked the
places 81 the 20 guests wnO were
entertained az dinner Mondav eve
ming 40 the home of Miss jeanette
Martin. sol - Main ST. Miss Abe
line Major assisted the hostess at the
dinner which was given iu honor Of
Miss Catherine Swintz. who viii
leave this week FOR IndianapoIis
where she viii make her home. Nil
Doris CGmpbell i207 Riverside DIR.
vas hostess Friday afternoon al a
Tea for &tSs swiutz. The home was
attra CtlNelE decora ted with Garden
flowers Miss Swintz presided al the
tea table.
SIR and Mrs ~. r. Swintz. 712
". ColfaX av. entertained at din
ner Saturday evening at the country
home ~ Mr.. and Mrs William q.
White. four miles northwest OF
Niles. Mich The guests were from
Niles and South Bend. covers being
placed for thirty Mr. and Mrs.
Swintz viii leave this week For In
dianapolis where Ar. Swintz will
assume his new duties as secretary
Il the grand lodge ef the Masonic
order OF Indiana. They VIII not
give up their residence IN South
Bend. however. until later IN the
scar. Miss Catherine Swintz viii
leave this week for Greencastle.
Ind. where she viii enter De Pau
university.
Members or the novel club held
The FIRST meeting OF the season sat
urday evening at the home OF Miss
Hess Sta pies, 80 y. Taylor ST. Sup
per was served at $50 az a table
decorated with "a centerpiece Of pink
and white daisies and cosmos. Orig
lnal poems and sketches were a fea-
lures OF the evenings amusement.
Mrs Lawrence Romine. 10Z Mar
quette av.. will be- the hostess at the
next meeting which Will be held in
two weeks al her home.
CompHnenting Miss Ruth E.
Peters whose marriage 20 u. Alloy
sius Scheibelhut will take place to-
day Mr and Airs W. Il. Furey. 81
w Wayne st.. entertained the bridal
party az "a 8 o'clock dinner Sunday
evening. The evening was spent
socially and with music Mr. and
Mrs l.. p. Barry. OF indianapolis.
who are visiting 1Irs. j. W. Peters,
$40 y. scott 81, were the 0ut-of-
town guests.
The 18th annual reunion Of the
Bryce family was held ar the home
OF Mr. and Mrs Grover Miller, near
Millcreek. Sunday with 80 members
present. Grandma Yost, 81 years
old. was the eldest member Of the
family In attendance and little
ItiChard. son of Air. and Mrs. Glen
Nost. was the youngest. being four
months old. Following the dinner
which was served at noon on the
lawn a miscellaneous program was
given. a watermelon feast was the I
feature of the late afternoon The
next reunion viii be held at Toledo, /
o., with Mr. and Mrs. w Halliday, /
the second Sunday in September.
The Anti can't class Of the Maple /
Grove church met Saturday evening I
lt the home OF Jerry Auer. near (
I.akeviue After the business session I
the time was devoted 20 games and 1
music and informal program Of vo- |
cal numbers being rendered by Cliff /
ford Lawson, Lulu Retiring and |
Pearl Hummer. accompanied by /
knight Lawson. Refreshments
We're served TO nc guests Announce
menr Of the next meeting Will be
made later.
Several dinner parties were given |
at the Country club sunday and in /
ClUded tables reserved for +. r. [
Eaglestield and nine guests; Henry
Tower with five guests. ". G. stein
berg and three guests II. F Dali /
ton with a party Of seven. Tuesday
evening the regular weekly dancing
party VIII be- held MesSiCk's orches-
ira supplying the music
Forty members Of the Portage
Home Economies club were entT-
tanned with an al day picnic at
PottaWdtomie park SUNDAY Att