South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-31

". Washington av., entertained
Thursday evening the members Of
the First Methodist church choir.
The affair was the annual Christmas
party of the choir and included a
program Of stunts, and an i'm
prOmptu musical program together
with a reel Of motion pictures. DR..
L. Z. Eastman, chairman of the
music committee OF the church, gave
a short sketch Of the work done dur
ing the past year. During the ad-
dress of DR.. Eastman, bells rang in
termittently in various parts OF the
house, which resulted in a search
which disclosed small alarm clocks.
the gifts Of the music committee TO
the choir. Light refreshments were
served late in the evening. other
members Of the music committee
present were Mrs. X. d. DeRhodes
and Miss Malude Heath.
One Of the most charming affairs
of the week was the tea given Fri
day afternoon by Mrs W. J. Ken
nedy at her new home. y. Lafayette
blvd, Navarro Place. The affair was
given as courtesy to her niece.
Miss Mary Hagenbarth of Salt Lake
City Utah. who is attending school
at St Marys of the Woods. at Terre
Haute, Ind.
Mrs. Kennedy was assisted in re-
ceiving by Miss Hagenbarth and
Z Mrs. Karl King. Mrs. Kennedy wore
a gown of lace and satin of midnight
blue while Miss Hagenbarth's frOck
was fashioned of orange and gray
georgette beaded in crystal and Mrs.
King wore brown Canton crepe
beaded in bronze.
Mrs. Orlo Deahl and Mrs c. C.
Bowker presided at the tea table
which was conferred with a mound
OF red roses and lighted with red
tapers in crystal holders.
Between the hours OF 4 and 6.
about 60 guests were received.
Miss Mary Jane Johnston, 919 W.
CoIfax av., entertained with a bob
party Thursday evening, which was
followed by dancing and a buffet
supper at the home OF her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar +. Johnston.
The decorations of the luncheon
table were suggestive OF the holi-
day season. The guests included
Misses Mary Louise Page and Kath-
ryn Page and their house guest, Miss
Katheryn White Of Savannah, Ca,
Miss Edna Thielens and her guest.
Miss Vivian Dewey of Sandwich.
. H.. Miss Evelyn Shidler, Miss Elva
Yeagley. Miss Marian Millhouse.
Miss Marian Cady, George Robert
son. Fred Reed, James Taylor. FL
lot Olney. Leo Mates, Richard
Carlisle, John Woolverton. jr., Rich
ard Davis. Allen Thurn and Nelson
Bowsher.
Rev. and Mrs. Archibald Nc
Clure will be at home at the Manse
on Monday afternoon from to to
the members of the church and
congregation, and their friends.
The members OF the Stitchery club
were entertained Thursday at the
home of Mrs. John G. Dunn, Lin
coin Way ". Luncheon was served
at noon 10 y members. the table
being attractive with its decora-
tions suggestive OF the season. In
two weeks the club will meet with
Mrs. c. G. Sike. 1915 E. Randolph
St
Mrs. George Barkus OF the Dr.
vision I'd. was hostess 20 the mem
bers OF the Aid society Of Munson
chapel. Friday.
A pot luck dinner was served az
noon 10 Is members and four visit
ors. The next meeting viii be held
in two weeks at the home OF Mrs.
Frank ManEus, Crumstown I'd.
The annual banquet OF the ". r.
a.. 40. Il was held Thursday even
ing at the old court house. Dinner
was served 20 135 guests. the decora-
tions consisting Of miniature Christ
mas trees and flags. Following the
banquet short talks were given.
Mrs. Mamie Peck acting as toast
mistress.
Mrs. c. S. Bullock. els z. Calvert
-. entertained the guardians OF the
Camp Fire Girls az a o'clock lunch
con yesterday.