South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-28
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The Indiana club was the scene
again last evening ~ "a most delight
fol affair the occasion being the
dancing patty given by Eugene Mil
1er Jr. and Wagner Thielens. The
guests were received by the hosts
and their parents SIR and Mrs. Eu-
gene Miller. ST.. and Nr. and Mrs.
A. j. Tlleleus Mrs Miller wore a
lovely gown Of blue and BLACK Sc
quins and Mrs Thiefe1s was charm
Ing in "a gown &c gucd OF black
charmeuse and jet The BAH room
was artlsticalIy decorated with the
suggestions OF tho season and the
program OF dances was played by
the Toxic orchestra. supper was
served following the dance 90 125
guests. Among the guests were Miss
Cora wilcox OF Chicago. the house
guest Of Mr and Mrs. Miller Miss
kathryn White o. savannah. Ga.
the guest Of Sues Mary Louise Paige.
Miss Elizabeth Jude. OF Memphis.
Tenn. the guest OF Miss Catherine
oliver and William O. Dunbar. OF
Hamilton. Ontario.
Another enjoyable affair Of last
evening was the dancing party given
IN tho South Bend WOman's club
rooms by the Misses Hester AIuessel.
Catherine Francis and Olive Lind
quist. The 100 guests were received
by DR. and Mrs Ludqulst. Mr.. and
Mrs Charles Francis. Mrs Walter
Muersel and their daughters. the
hostesses. The club room made
very attractive with IT'S subdued
lights Of and green, the Christ
mas coIors being noted in all the de-
coratio1s Arts orchestra played
the program Of dances. many novel
ties being introduced during the ev-
cning. Assisting I'm entertaining
were 1Ir. and Mrs Granville Zieg
Ter, Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Chris
man and 1Ir. and Mrs. Victor PaXon.
Among the guests were Miss Grace
Crowley. of 81. Paul, Mimi, Miss
Helen AIuesset. OF the University OF
Minnesota. Robert MuesseI of Min
neapolis. Mimi. and Miss Phoebe
Morse OF Hobart. Ind. Refreshments
were served following the program
OF dances.
A very festive affair was the an,
nuGl holiday hop given last evening
by the Beta Omricon chapter of he
Phi Delta Kappa at the Oliver no.
tel Both the Rotary and Turkish
rooms. together with the entire
mezzanine floor. were reserved for
the 800 guests who assembled for
the dance which began prompaly
at Q o'clock. the special eight-piece
Big Five orchestra playing the pro-
gram The evening was IN charge
OF the social committee, which in
Guided G.. j. Meyer chairman, Ted
Roberts. Gerome johnson. Russell
Luckenbill and a. Charles Giomi.
AS courtesy to- Miss Grace
Crowley Of ST. Paul. Mimi. who is
the house guest of Miss Helen MUGS
sell. 1915 Portage av., Miss Mildred
IIennoe and Miss Muessel will en-
terrain at a tea Thursday afternoon
NJ the home OF the latter
As q courtesy 90 their h0use-gues
Clyde Horn Of Duluth. Mimi. Mr.
and Mrs. Philip Goetz. Madison ST.,
entertained Tuesday evening a. a 2
O'Clock dinner Covers were placed
FOR six az an attractive table. cen
tered with American beauty roses.
Miss Helen WaS 100 s. Laurel
ST. was hostess a. o'clock
luncheon at the Robertson Tea room
Tuesday afternoon. Pink Carna-
lions. roses ana narciss centered the
attractive table az which covers
were placed for eight guests.
The Home department of the
South Bend Woman's club met
Tuesday afternoon for their regular
monthly meeting at the club rooms.
After short business session. at
which the department chairman.
Mrs r.. 2. Bonds. presided the
members were conducted through
the Bell telephone exchange, and
through the courtesy of the man
agement learned of the various de-
par1ments and their intricate WORK
ings Afterward the members were
guests az twO-course luncheon
served In the company's cafe.
Mr. and Mrs. II. ". Lydick. Lin
coin way W. entertained Christmas