South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-24
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Distinguished a. being the most
denEhtfIG affair IN the history OF the
society. the B'nai Birth ball last
evening was the most brilliant affair
given AZ the oliver hotel Ia several
seasons Many OF the surrounding
towns were represented IN the as
sembly OF guests. who were received
IN the ladies' parlor by the reception
COMMITTEES, which included MT. and
Mrs. N. s. Lowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ira
ClraIsxi and Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
r Ries
Mrs Ciralsli wore a robe OF black
sequins over black net. Mrs Dowen's
gown was Of brown lace and chenille
while Mrs. Ries was attired In black
net
Among the many attractive gowns
those especially noticed were q
panne velvet OF American Beauty
shade worn by Miss Eta Krom. Of
Chrystal Springs. Nfich.. and the
Eeranium panne velvet worn by Miss
Gertrude Greenblatt. who carried a
black ostrich feather fan.
Miss Helen Burke vas stunning in
a robe OF peacock sequins combined
with Jet. which was made over black
satin and she carried a fan OF a
blending shade OF blue and wore a
corsage OF orchids. Miss Celia
Burke wore an imported model OF
black tulle with a dash OF burnt Dr.
ange and her feather fan was OF
burnt orange.
Miss Frances Salinger was most
attractive IN her gown OF purple
chiffon beaded in gold and Miss
Florence Sainger selected a gown
OF black chiffon beaded In French
blue. Niles Freda Terschenow wore
a brick red chiffon made with the
hoop effect which was finished with
girdle Of gold cloth
Miss Belle Livingston was attired
in a becoming gown OF black Sc
ouins and carried a scarlet fan Miss
Beatrice Cppenheim Hartford, OF
Michigan, wore a lovely dress OF
rose panne velvet and silver lace
Mrs Philip Horwich, Of Elkhart
Ind. wore an imported robe OF black
fiiet Miss Julia Flox. OF Chicago
wore orchid taffeta combined with
violet panne velvet beaded IN orchid
shades. and Mrs Leon Livingston
wore black brocaded velvet.
Among the guests from away
were:
Mr.. and Mrs L. Goodman, Jack
Goodman. Henry Robin Of Indiana
polls. Mrs Fannie Robin. OF Phila-
delphia. Pa. Miss Eta Krom, Of
Crystal Springs. Mich, Dr.. NJ. r
Bruser. and Maurice Brown, OF
Terre Haute. Henry Lowenstein
Bremen. M and Mrs. NJ. r EngeI
OF Chicago. Mr. and Mrs Philip HOr-
witch OF Elkhart. Ind, Miss Beatrice
Oppenheim Of Hartford, Mich. Miss
Pauline Cohn and Miss Celia Feg-
erman. OF Chicago. Mr.. and Mrs. J
C. Schacht, Mr.. and Mrs. J. Par
rish Of Elkhart, Ind. and Harry Lor'
Der Of Columbia City. Ind.
Fischer's orchestra from Kala-
mazoo played the program of dane
es for the $50 guests.
one OF the most delightful affair
of the Thanksgiving season was thu
dance given last evening at St. Pat
ricks hall. which was the forma
opening Of the hall A five-piec,
orchestra played the program o.
dances. which were enjoyed b!
about 100 member or the younger
set of the parish The patrons and
patronesses were Mr.. and Mrs Jacl
Young, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Cofield
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Donahue, Mr.
and Mrs A Fortier Mr.. and Mrs
Raymond Schaub Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Hartzer Mr. and Mrs. r
SChumaCker. Mr. and Mrs. Johr
Cooney and Mr. and Mrs james
Cauley. The affair was given under
the auspices of the Ushers societ!
and was the first Of a series OF en-
tertaiumcnts planned by the societ,
for the winter
Many family dinner parties vii
be given today. Among them is
party for IA ar the home OF DR.. an'
Mrs TT II. Montgomery, IronwoO,
rd AIr and Mrs IT, - Kinds 1S4
Wilbur ST. viii entertain 10 guests
including F. IT. Kennedy OF De
troit Mich Charles Coonley will D.
host TO a family party at I o'clock
Mr. and Mrs. W. IT. LOngley, 81
s William ST., viii entertain IN
members OF the Longley family
Mr. and Mrs Crawford Staples, 81
:. Main ST.. viii entertain 90 mem
bers OF the Staples family NJ Dime
at o'clock: Mrs. G. NJ. Butter
worth. SO S. Michigan ST. viii b
hostess TO the members Of the But
terworth family; Mrs Carolin
Knott has a dinner In the evenin