South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-28
SOCIETY

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Dinner excavations were made
for g. AZ the Country club FRIDAY
evening Among the larger parties
were those OF Mr. and Mrs Q. 9.
Shafer. who entertained 10. Miss
Bertha Darr who had six guests
C-eorEe I. Hager who had reserva-
tions FOR six. r. J. Gym, Of Niles,
who had seven guests Z z. Barber
entertained six guests, and Ir. and
Mrs J. c. Birdsell who had reserva-
tiors for eight a. a table centered
with field flowers and fan roses. The
smaller dinner parties included
those Of Reginald Smith. Mrs r ?.
Lucas. Dr.. and Mrs Q. a. LipPen-
colt. s Il Negley. II. J Davis and
-. z J. Lent.
Following the dinner an excep-
tionalIy artistic musical program
was presented 70 an appreciative
audience OF 200. The program In
detail follows;
The Condueror ...-.....--. Mdrch
Orchestra
Calf OF Bagdsd" ........ Overture
Orchestra
Song Of Thanksgiving" Vocal solo
James T. Cover.
III Trovatore". .......--. Selection
(a) Celebrated Waltz.
Cb) Anvil Chorus"
Orchestra
la Harp Eolinne" -. Harp solo
Hazel Stephens Meyer.
Medley Of Popular Airs ......
Orchestra
Suite from the south" Selection
Orchestra
AUD Lang syne" -... Vocal solo
James Cover.
Take II From Me-" .... Selection
Orchestra.
"Patroniiie" ........... Harp solo
Hazel Stephens Meyer.
Golden Sceptre" ......... Overture
Orchestra.
Finale
Orchestra.
The committee in charge OF the
program was composed OF Mr.. and
Mrs. John c. Grimm, Mr. and Mrs.
G.. ". Studebaker. jr.. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. g Birdsell Mr.. and Mrs. L. p.
Hardy and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
whitehall
Eight guests were entertained at
an informal dinner party Friday
evening in honor OF Miss Ethel Phe-
Ian at the homo Of Miss Mayme Nc
Quad. 124 Lincoln way " A bas-
l.et or nasturtiums and garden flow
, ers conferred the dainuly appointed
dinner table and individual corsage
bouquets OF roses and bachelor but
tons marked the places OF the
guests. Miss Mary Roberts, Of
Great Darlington, Mass: Miss Sue
CarmoGy. OF Manhattan. Kan, and
Hiss Lillian Thomas. OF Birming
ton, Ala, were out-of-town guests
Miss Mamie Kerner. SO Michigan
81. was hostess Friday at q o'clock
tea at the Robertson tea rooms. in
honor OF Miss Rita Staples. 4 bas-
lIet of yellow asters conferred the ia
bic and miniature basi cts of asters
marked the places OF the eight
guests. Miss Meta Carney. Of De-
troit was an out-of-town guest. The
tea was followed by a theater party
at the oliver theater. Monday Mrs.
j. r. Kerner will be hostess at a s
o'clock dinner at the Reass farm on
Lincoln way ". I'd On Thursday
Of next week there viii be a dinner
party al the home OF Mrs. ].
FanOuse, Diamond av., in honor OF
Miss Staples.
The annual family reunion OF the
Whitmer family was held Thursday
ut Pottawatomie park with an at
tendance OF 20 members. Following
q picnic dinner which was served at
noon election Of officers took place
with the following results: Presi-
dent, Isaac Whitmer; vice president.
Daniel Whitmer, Of Sumption Prai-
RE, and secretary. Mrs. Bernice
Byers. The reunion OF 1921 will be
held the last Saturday in August,
the place 10 be announced later.
Mrs Bruce Gahll. 1857 Wood
ward av., entertained eight membe
of the Liberty Thrift club with a
o'clock luncheon Friday at her
home. A large mound Of white day
lilies conferred the luncheon table
and color scheme OF green and
white was carried out in the deco
rations OF the house. Mrs. Henry B.
IIostetter. Of Fort Wayne, Ind, was
an 0Ut-of-town guest Mrs. Alma
Strayer. y. Scott ST. viii be hostess
20 the club members at a luncheon
the 2sth OF Sci tsmber.
The Hcosier club was entertained
Friday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. Ora Barber. 5O4 - E South
~ Nine members and three visitors
attended the meeting. which was Of
p social nature. Mrs. T. Gore was
the winner OF the afternoons con-
test After a luncheon served BY
the hostess the afternoon was spent
with needlework Variegated gar
den flowers were used as decora-