South Bend news-times., 1921-03-31
SOCIETY

Al informal dancing party given
b. the knights OF Columbus We'd
nesday evening at the oliver hotel
was attended by approximately 200
couples Music for the dancing
which began az 2 o'clock in the
Rotary room was furnished by
tlaeren'a orchestra. and the grand
march which opened the dancing
was led by Dr. j. 3. Berteling.
Cards were also a diversion OF the
evening and were played IN the pink
parlor. The affair was attended by
many members OF out-of-tOwn coun-
ellis. Mrs. T. z. McMeel acted as
chairman Of general arrangements
and ne was assisted by Merlin
Guthrie and John Mccarthy.
A card party and tea was given
by the ST. JoseIh Hospital Aid So
: ciety at the St Patrick's hall yes
terday afternoon. More than 20
members and guests were presen:
and appropriate favOrs were award
cd at cards Mss Florence Guthrie
entertained with two vocal sslec-
tions. Tea was poured by Mrs. T.
Williams and Mrs. S. Toepp. Bas-
kets OF spring flowers and ferns
formed. most attractive decorations
Tor the hall. Those in charge were
Mrs. James Tracy chairman: Mrs.
III Calmon. Mrs. $. senrlch, Mrs. r.
williams. Mrs G. Weaver, Mrs. L.
, Tannehiu Mrs. r. Osborne. Mrs. w.
Craebel. Mrs. y. seltes and Mrs. S.
Toepp.
A meeting or the Fancy Needle
workers club was held Wednesday
afternoon at tho home OF Mrs. Hen
~ West. 817 n. Hill st. Three new
members. Mrs. John Spenser, Mrs.
chester Demarsdale and Mrs John
Immons. were welcomed into the
club during the business session.
The remainder OF the afternoon was
spent socially and refreshments
were served 20 13 members by tho
hostess, who was assisted by her
sister Mrs. Frank Reaves. on
April 13 the club members will b.
the guests OF Mrs. Louis Roy, us
Frances St. for the afternoon.
Mss Jean A<AiAlDlANH AfAAh ADh1 III
y atructor OF the Y. W. c. A, began
the first of series Of six lessons
on "The Fundamentals Of the Faith
as Found I'm the old Testament" at
the meeting Of the Wyman Bible
study class which was held in tEe
club rooms Of the Y. w. G. A. on
Wednesday afternoon.
Tho willing Workers club was en-
tcrtained by Mrs. w. Z. Downing,
$50 T. Sample ST.. Wednesday aft
ernoon A social hour was enjoyed
and refreshments were served.
Eight members were present. A
theater party at the Blackstone will
be given by Miss Fisher for the
members I'm two weeks.
The Wednesday Afternoon Bridge
club members entertained with a
1.oG O'Clock luncheon Wednesday at
the Robertson tea room. Following
the luncheon the members played
cards at the home Of Mrs. Carl L.
Hibberd, 616 Park av Three tables
OF briGge were played and the favor
was awarded Miss Helen Herr. In
two weeks another luncheon bridge
will be given at the Robertson tea
room and at the home Of Mrs. j.
Fred Christman, Marquette av.
Members Of the Lafayette thimble
enjoyed a social afternoon at the
home Of Mrs Charles Martin, 725
: Dubail av, Wednesday afternoon.
fr. 60 -.
were I'm charge OF Mrs. J. p Hill.
Mrs. Charles Pierson, 1120 Wood
ward av.. will act as hostess to the
club members in two weeks.
The Good Will club members
were the guests of Mrs. Frank woof-
ter. 4115 s. Franklin ST.. yesterday
afternoon Contests were a source
of entertainment during the after
noon and prizes went to Mrs. Emma
Mccormick and Mrs Mary Fowler.
The hostess served refreshments to
25 members. Mrs. Anna Carlin will
act as hostess on April 115 at a
meeting which will be held at the
W O. w. hall
Mrs Charles Brown. s11 S. Cli1-
ton st. was hostess to 16 members
and four guests of the Independent
club yesterday afternoon. Among
the guests were Mrs. a. Snyder and
son. and Miss Mary Catherine Lee.
Mrs. James Thumm Will entertain
the club at her home. 724 Clinton
St. on April 16
The postponed meeting Of the
Centennial club was held Wednes-
day afternoon with Mrs. John Cul-
Is. eos T. Sample st. The after
noon was spent socially and con-
tests were a diversion. favors going
To- Mrs. MolIie Bradley, Mrs. +. r.
Ward and Mrs. Kaveney. Refresh