South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-05-11

one OF the most notable social
events to which the South Bend and
Mishawaka public have ever been
invited and one OF the most elabor-
ate functions OF an unusually bril-
liant social season will be the bazaar
and reception which viii be held
Monday, Tuesday and wednesday
afternoons and evenings OF next
week BY the pupils OF ST. Mary's
rollege under the sponsorship of
south Bend women, former students
ct the school.
The affair will open at 2:30 O'Clock
Monday afternoon in ST. Angela's
hall and will continue through the
supper hour which Will be marked
with the serving OF a buffet supper
from until o'clock In the college
Inn which will be transformed 20
represent a Japanese tea house The
tea room. will be IN charge Of the
freshmen girls Of the college under
The II iage OF Miss Katherine
Eearn former St Marys girl and
who during the war conducted a
successful tea house at Camp Sher-
man, Chilncothe. .. During the
evening an impromptu program con-
sisring Of mum bers by the college
glce club and orchestra and cos
tune dancing will be attractive fea-
lures. Another event which is ex
pected 20 prove particularly pleas
ing viii be fortune telling booths
which is 20 be presided over by the
Spanish girls.
other booths which will attract
favorable attention through their
display Of tempting wares and ar
1istic decorations will include nov
~
sflverWare booths, all OF which will
faunt the college colors Of blue and
white. Here I'm one OF these booths
one Is sure TO find something he or
she Will want for everything from
the daintiest bit OF lingerie ribbon in
the novelty booth 10 the latest model
in motor cars will be disposed OF.
The same program will continue
through the other two days Of the
bazaar.
Arrangements have been made b.
the committees in charge Of the af-
fair for the parking and the pro-
lection Of automobiles.
The committees responsible for
the event consists OF the following
members who are deeply apprecia-
tive 20 the citizens Of South Bend
and Mishawaka who have been most
generous in responding materially to
the requests made. and the commit
tee extends a cordial invitation TO
all the citizens of South Bend and
Mishawaka TO be present at Ct
AngeIa's hall at the receiving hours
on the specified days: Mrs w. c.
Crabill. chairman. Mrs. T. o. Olney.
Miss Helen Schabel. Mrs G.. 4. Fara-
baugn. Mrs. J. n. Grief. Mrs. c. NJ.
Stephenson, Mrs. Leroy Claurer.
Mrs j. NJ. Stephenson, Mrs. J. T..
Reynolds, Mrs j. 3. StOll, Mrs. L;
L. Sensenich. Mrs. J. ]. OBrien,
Mrs. J. Young, Mrs. Miles O'Brien,
Miss Maude Weber. Mrs w. ID.
O'Brien. Miss NJ. Hagerty, Mrs. W.
g. Bentz. Miss Helen Guilfoyle, Mrs
r. A. Dennis, Mrs. r. Johnston, Mrs
J. +. Neh. Mrs. T. Williams. Mrs.
il. ETbel, Mrs. w Holland, Mrs. w
r. Butterworth. Mrs. r J. Powers
Mrs. r. Guthrie, Miss Bertha Darr,
Miss II. KreugeT, Miss +. Van Dusen,
Miss e Reynolds, Miss +. McGinnis
OF Niles. Miss l. Crull of Osceola
Mrs. J. A. Stoeckley and Miss Mary
Sullivan.
Mrs. Julia Swartz, 32S ". Tut St,
entertained informally Saturday eve
ming IN honor of her daughter. Lii
liam. who was recently married to
Ntdl EeAeISVnf Oh otdltlts " dSuit
and is now residing in Chicago
Music was the main diversion OF
the evening at the close of which
a dainty luncheon was served TO %
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Peterson re-
turned TO their home in Chicago
Sunday evening.
The newly elected officers Of the
department OF art of the Progress
club for the ensuing year are: Mrs.
William Matthews Shirley. chair
man; Mrs. Charles Bosenbury. vice