South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-03
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With the effective rendition Of
Tosti's coed Bye" hv Mrs. Julia a.
Rode. accompanied by AIRS. James
Cover. the Country club closed IT,
season last evening with the Dinner
Dance given by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
= Herring for 155 guests. who were
seated on the vcrauda ln Groups q
ten az carefully appointed tables. cen
tered with baskets OF pink and white
asters and lighted with pink tapers
En- crystal holders. each table being
presided owed by q hostess Those
assisting were Mrs Tbad Taicott, IN
a stunning gown ~ black tulle and
peacock sequins; Mrs III. ". Ed
dredge IN "A robe Of black Chantilly
lace. Mrs. George O'Brien IN brown
embroidered net: Mrs. Charles LIP
plncott in white embroidered Eeor-
eette: Airs. a. r. Erskine. who wore
an effective model of geranium vel
vet combined with black Spanish
lace. Mrs. George Robertson, in "a
simple gown of black relieved by a
girdle Of royal blue; Mrs. Victor
Jones. in a black panne velvet com
bined with jet: Mrs. r l. Sensenich.
whose gown was OF blue geOrgette.
Mrs. Miles O'Brien. I'm a dainty pink
gown with rose embroidery; Mrs
Donald Edredge. in blue panne vel
vet: Mrs. John Chess Ellsworth. ira
brown. and Mrs. James Hanson in
hrocaded black chiffon. Mrs. Her
ing's gown was Of black. beaded in
crystal. Following dinner the guests
enjoyed the program Of dances
played by the Davis orchestra
Another charming affair at the
Country club yesterday was the
luncheon for 50 guests given by Mrs.
Morgan Kavanagh The guests
were seated at small tables placed
or the veranda, each table being
centered with an artistic basket Of
yellow pom pom chrysanthemums
while the color motif of yellow and
white was carried out in all of the
luncheon appointments.
Following the luncheon the guests
spent the Afternoon at bridge tables
the favors being won by Mrs. w. c.
Renfranz. Jr.; Mrs. Louis McGann
Mrs. +. J. Lent, and Mrs. Il. G. Ken
yon. of Mishawaka. Those with the
high score at the respective tables
received a basket of yellow pom
pom chrysantemums
The hostess was graciously assist
ed by Mrs. George Thurn.
Clarence Manion Of Notre Dame
University. addressed the members
of the Current History Department
Of the South Bend WOman's club
Wednesday afternoon at the club
rooms. His subject was Patriot
ISM" after which Mrs. d. l. Gull
fovle read a paper on Prominent
Women in American History" Mrs
= G. Bradford discussed "Club
Work by Michigan Women" and a
detailed report Of the recent con-
yention at Muncie, Ind. was given
by Mrs. William Probasco. The
chairman of the department. Mrs
?. F. Whitehall, presided.
The Grandmothers' Club met
Wednesday afternoon at an all day
meeting at the home Of Mrs. b. G.
Smith. 521 y. Scott street. A u
o'clock dinne- was served at a beau
tifully appointed table. the center
piece being Of autumn flowers Cow
ers were laid for u. The afternoon
was given wholly to a business ses-
slOn The next meeting Of the club
will be held Dec. 7. at the home Of
Mrs. Eliza Slower. Columbia st. The
affair Will be a dinner celebrating
the 25th anniversary of the club.
and honoring four living charter
members. the oldest OF which is SO
years Of age. Mrs. p. C Smith Will
give the history Of the club.
Wednesday afternoon at SIS. the
members OF the Franklin club held
their bushes meeting. Afterward.
Mrs. c. J. Morrison gave a talk on
Honey and How the Bees Work. &"
and the S-B school children sang
Il several songs
twenty-five people hiked 20 Rose
lawn. where they were entertained
NJ the home Of Miss Florence Van
Paris. Games and music were fea-
lures OF the evening. Light refresh
ments were served.
The 81. Joseph county federation
OF clubs viii hold It's annual all day
meeting Nov. 70. at the First Bap-
list church I'm this city. All clubs
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