South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-06-30
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Mr.. and Mrs. Harry NJ Sanders.
1917 r. Jefferson blvd, entertained
az dinner az the Country club Wed
nesdsy evening. The so guests were
seated az one long table made un-
usually attractive with a huge bas-
ket OF varieEated garden flowers In
the center. relieved by smaller bas-
kets Of the same flowers at each end.
Among the guests were Mrs. S. l..
Kilmer. Los Angeles, Cal. and the
Misses Helen Archbold and Nellie
Brown Of Denver. Col. who are the
house guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Eu-
gene Miller. Miss Catherine oliver
entertained q guests at dinner at
the club honorng Mr.. and Mrs.
CLIFFORD Smith OF Akron, 0. Garden
flowers attractively arranged IN
three vases formed the table decora-
tons A third table vas reserved
for eight guests by Mr.. and Mrs.
John J. Wolverton-
The annual reunion OF the An
drew Jackson Hardy family was held
Sunday at Pottawatomie park with
So. members present After dinner
the election OF officers took place
which resulted In Charles Hardy be
ing chosen president and oliver
Hardy ce-president. The 1922 re-
union viii be held the first Sunday
in August at Pottawatomie park.
Miss Ella Bohm Of SIG r. Dubail
av was hostess Tuesday evening at
n Mary Jane party at which time
a surprise miscellaneous shower was
given compumenting Miss Ann
Kuehnow. a bride OF the summer.
Contests and music were the diver
sions OF the evening favOrs being
awarded 20 the Misses Reata Daus-
man and Gertrude Sykes. Refresh
ments were served to the II guests.
The Wednesday Bridge club mo-
tored to Laporte Wednesday eve
ming and had dinner at the Rumley
az Z o'clock, later attending a dance
at Hudson lake. In the party were
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles HUFF, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Muburn Studebaker.
Jr.. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Jones. Mr..
and Mrs. Don King Stephenson. Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph de Lorenzi. Jr.. Mr..
and Mrs. Harry S. Badet, Mrs. VIII
omene Morrison. and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frederick Bingham and William
Dodge OF Mishawaka
Elizabeth Crockett, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Crockett of
$40 ". Coifax av.. has issued invita-
lions for a dancing party 10 be given
q. wi IN
auditorium.
Sixteen members Of the Ayudadora
circle held a luncheon at I o'clock
Wednesday at the Robertson tea
room. il being the last meeting OF the
season. The table was made attractive
with a bowl OF variegated garden
flowers. After luncheon the members
motored TO the country home OF Mrs.
c. r. Summers where they spent the
afternoon and enjoyed buffet sup
per at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. r. NJ. Sanders entertained
with one of the largest dinner par
ties. covers being placed for As at
her table. Mrs. ". H. Woolums,
David Fischgrund and Mr.. Rosen-
field had table reservations for par
ties OF four.
Miss Mary Jane Brown. Of 12S y.
LAFAYETTE blvd, daughter of George
w Brown. and George John Ruck
of Chicago. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
jim Ruck Of Fl Wayne. Ind. will
be quietly married in Chicago to-
day. The bride is well known here.
having been connected with the
Clinic ever since its organization.
Mr.. and Mrs Ruck will spend the
summer al Hudson lake and Will
make their permanent home in
Chicago after oct. 1.
Mrs. C.. II. Smoke. 1925 w. Wash
inEton av.. entertained the Home
Workers class Of St. Paul's Memo
rial NJ. r. church at her home We'd
nesday afternoon. Mrs. Edwin Lu-
cado was the assisting hostess for
the afternoon. which was spent So
cially. The club viii meet with
Mrs s. J. Knode. 31e y. Scott St.
July %.
Mrs Leroy CIaucd and Miss Mary
DuShaue were awarded the fayOrs
az o'clock luncheon party. at
which Mrs. W r. Campbell 942
Leland av.. was hostess Wednesday
afternoon. six tables were filled at
bridge. Mrs Herbert Bartiing.
salt Lake city Utah, was an out-of-
Gown guest.
Mrs. w. o.. Davies. OIL Washing
Fd,uosd. Ipan uiopIJn