South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-24
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Miss Mary Hyde was hostess FRI
day evening 20 II guests az dinner az
the Country club in honor OF her
guest. Miss Frances Reed. OF Kan
sas City. No. Besides the honor
guest the list included Miss Doris
Campbell Miss Katherine Coonley.
Miss Jeanette Ridenour, Miss Doro-
thy williams. Miss Marie Kersey.
Miss Jeanne Grouse. Miss Adeune
Major. Hugh Stephenson, Woodard
Jeshke. Robert Snyder. Arthur Shay.
James Jude, Jr.. Clarence Guthrie.
Norman FeItes. Arthur Russell and
Eugene Miller, Jr.
Miss F4orentine Warskow, 623
Cushing st., was hostess 20 IS men,
.bers Of the Priscilla Girls clubs of
ST. Peters Evangelical church on
Thursday evening After the regular
business session, music was featured
and the evening spent with needle
work The hostess was assisted by
her sister. Miss Emma Warskow.
The next meeting viii be held in two
weeks at the home Of Mrs. George
BurInelster. 713 Scott st.
Miss Theima Smith. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. v. S. Smith 336 ".
Notre Dame av.. was pleasantly sur
prised last evening by nine OF her
friends. the ocpasion being her elev-
enth birthday. Games we're played
during the evening. and refresh
ments were served.
Mrs Ada Hart. Mrs. Pearl Cross
pitch. and Mrs. Hetta HObbick were
.hostesses to the Norman Eddy Sew
ing circle at its meeting in X. Of P.
hall Friday afternoon. Refresh
ments were served TO the 80 mem
hers present. The next meeting
will be in two weeks at the same
place. the hostesses to be named
later.
The Eveready circle Of the West
minister Presbyterian church enter
tanned their husbands and families
at "a Hard Time party and sup
per in the church parlOrs Friday
evening About 70 people were
present. Games and contests we're
features Of the entertainment and
refreshments were served in hard
time" STYLE. The hostesses were
the Mesdames r. A. Walters. w.
2. Harris. NJ. Ford. F.. Calvert, c..
Lougfellow. II. LOngshore. +. s.
Sparks. w Burhams, =. McClave.
c. r. Palmer. r. Shoemaker. T.
Sellers. J. F. Potters. c. II. Dyer.
and v. A. Niles
Mrs. W. r. Mckenzie. $40 N. Tay-
lor St. was hostess Friday at an all
day meeting Of Mrs. Mary J. Lam
ports Sunday school class OF the
First Methodist church. A pOt-luck
dinner was enjoyed at noon by the
Is members present and the after
noon was spent socially.
One OF the most delightful affairs
OF the week was the perfectly APP
pointed I o'clock luncheon given at
the Chain-o'-Lakes Country club
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Horace
L.eeper Greene and Mrs. william
were served on the veranda IN
groups OF 10 at small tables. each
table having for its centerpiece a
basket Of the early autumn flowers.
Among the guests were Mrs. II. 5
warrington. Richmond. We. vhO Is
the guest Of her daughter Mrs
flames oliver. Miss Marian Ware,
Evanston H.. the house guest OF
Mrs Hugh Woolverton: Mrs. Frank
tB. Thompson. Oakland. Calf, the
guest II her sister. Mrs. Wilbur
Warner. Mrs A. r. Macdonald
lKansas City. Mo. and Miss Merna
sEberhart. Los Angeles, Calf
Another charming affair at the
Country club at the same hour on
Friday was the luncheon given by
Miss Kathryn Cole. honoving her
sister Mss Ruth Cole. bride OF
next week Seated with Miss Cole.
fat a table made lovely with a basket
tof ruuburst roses. were the guest OF
thouor and Mrs. Herbert Wolfe. Miss
tEI1ise Kaufer Miss Frances Salin-
ger. Miss Marjorie Sweet. Miss Cath
crime oliver and Miss Agatha Clarke.
The Thursday Bridge club was
entertained Thursday afternoon by
Ms Karl King. SIS W. LasaHe ov.
Those receiving favors were Mrs.
Fred Cook and Mrs. +. r. Clapp.
sThe club viii meet with Mrs. s. j.
-NcGrath. 1891 w Washington av..
tCct 6.
Mrs. y. ]. Roe. sos r Cedar ST..
was surprised Thursday evening by
~ group Of girls from the Office of
the South Bend Lathe works. Music,
rlr,.. and contests Mare fen tnred.