South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-02
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A success from every point OF
view, the fret annual card party OF
the PantHellenic association. given
yesterday afternoon IN the Tribune
auditorium, was one OF the most en-
J0yaoIe affairs Of the past week and
netted more than 500 20 add 20 the
scholarship fund which the ass0cla-
lion IS using 10 such worthy advan-
tage In assisting IN the education Of
students OF high school age who
would be otherwise unable % attend
school. This year the association Is
assisting three students, under the
direction OF Mss Helen Dernbach.
vocational guidance director in the
city schools.
Mrs. Gates Harpel. president Of
the association, was graciously as
sisted hy the following committees:
Mrs. George J. Gelsler, representing
the Chi Omeges was chairman Of
the social committee and had as her
assistants Mrs. William Happ, Kappa
Kappa Gamma; Mrs. Clifford Pa-ke.
Delta Gamma; Miss Margaret Hill.
Alpha Phi. Miss Stevens Kappa
Alpha Theta: Mrs. Russell Miller,
Alpha Chi Omega. Miss Esta Grant
ham. Delta Delta Delta; Hiss Helen
Award and Miss Helen Neigh. Phi
Mn; Miss Beulahs Young. Sigma Kap-
pa Mrs. o. b. Scandling. Mt Phi
Epsilon: Miss Marian Dunbar, Pi
Beta Phi: Miss Esther Fulton. Phi
Beta. and Miss Kathleen Moran,
Ter is chairman Of the scholarship
fund committee.
Bridge and 500 were played in the
parlors which were attractively dec
grated with quantities OF the early
autumn flowers. the favors being Sc
cured at the bridge tables by Miss
Lillian Anderson. Mrs. George Moore
and Mrs. c. J. StahL Those winning
the favors at 500 were Mrs o. c.
HUFF and Mrs. Victor Defrees. The
winner al each table was presented
with a corsage.
Miss Esther Fulton. with vicTola
accompaniment played Souvenir"
by Dreda. during the serving OF re-
freshments by the social committee
10 the $50 guests.
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\ About so couples attended the
dance in the Rotary room at the
Oliver hotel Saturday evening Be
side being the second ''Frolio' Of
the season. il was called a Victory
dance in celebration OF Natre Dame s
win in the afternoon. and was char
acteried by an enthusiasm that ar
gurs well for the success Of the
Frollcs TO come. which are scheduled
for alternate Saturdays throughout
the winter and which coincide with
the dates of the home games Of
Notre Dame.
Among those present were num-
Der OF pePauw rOoters who remain
ed ia town for the dance.
Music was furnished by the Big
Five orchestra OF NOtre Dame.
Harry A. Smoke and Charles f.
Beyrer were hosts at O'Clock din
ner Friday evening at the home OF
tho latter. 925 Cleveland av.. hon
oring Archie i. Gemberling, whose
marriage Will take place Oct. s.
Places were laid for A. l.. Gember-
ling, c. X. Beyrer, Z. L. Yost, a. E.
Beyrer, y. c. Snyder II. II. Beyrer.
H. A. Smoke and G. II. Beyrer.
In celebration Of her ninth birth
day. Garnet Hayes. 32S ". Garst ST.,
twas surprised by u Of her little
friends Thursday afternoon. Pink
and white were the colors chosen
For the decorations. Games and con-
tests were the features of the after
lnoon's entertainment.
Miss Alice Craft, Oil Cleveland
Sav.. entertained at luncheon Satur-
day at the Robertson tea room In
honor OF Rev. and Mrs. II. c. Riley.
OF Lafayette, Ind. who are attend
..ng the NJ. L. conference in the city
lthis week.
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Henry +. Chillas. 511 s st. Joseph
St. who Is a senior at DePauw coll
Iege and Harold Hoopman, formerly
of this city. but now Of Greencastle,
Ind, a junior at the same institution,
accompanied BY Mss Margaret Bick-
nell OF Greencaste and Miss Ger
trude Clapper OF Los Angeles. Cal.