South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-11-22
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The enragement Of Miss Helen
Burke. daughter Ct ur. and Mrs. Jo-
seph Burke eos S. Taylor So. and
william Casper Kobin Of IndianaD-
oils. son on Mrs. Fannie Kobin OF
Phnadelphia. Pa. WAS announced
Arondav afternoon at a bridge party
glven by Miss Gertrude Greenolatt'
1za r. Paris ST. Following toe
bridge game q two course luncheon
was served from an exceptionally at
tractive table. which had for its cen
farulece a silver basket OF lavender
and yellow pOmpom chrysanthe-
NUNS. the handle OF the basket be-
ing tied with a bow Of lavender
tulIe. The places were marked with
miniature Colonial figures holding
tulla streamers OF lavender whi'n
extended TO the basket in the center
where were concealed the cards
bearing the announcement. The
table was lighted by yellow tapers IT.
CRYSTAL holders. Places were laid
for Mas Florence Salinger. Miss
Belle Livingston, Miss Freda Her
shenov. AIss Ann FOX. Miss kath-
leen Guuf0yle, Miss Bernice Lipp-
man. Miss Frances Harrington. Miss
r - Minerva and GoIdine Hurwich and
Miss zelda Slutsky.
A1iss Burke is one OF the city 9
most accomplished young women.
being a pianist Of rare talent Be
sides being a graduate of the local
high school she was student
al St Marys and the Chicago
Music college. where she studied un-
der Rudolph Heuter and for the last
few years has studied with Louis
Elbel
Nr. K0bin is a manufactures OF
indianapolis. being of the firm OF
the Real silk Hosiery Mills.
Or. and Mrs. Burke will honor
their daughter with reception
Thanksgiving afternoon from to g
and In the evening will entertain 20
guests at dinner at the oliver.
The Current Events department OF
the Progress club met Monday after
noon at the club rooms. J. v. Mas
tiers. head Of the History department
Of the High school. spoke on IRE
land and the World Peace Her Prob
lens and Difficulties" In the alb
sence OF the chairman Of the de-
partment. Mrs. y. S. Lindquist pre-
sided.
Miss Ethel Bird of Chicago gave
an interesting talk before a special
meeting of the Clvics and Philanthro-
Il ola
Monday afternoon at the club rooms
The Americanization of the Girl ~
Industry" was the subject the speak
or chose for her discourse, giving
step By step. the problems the for
eirn girl faces I'm her first year in
America. and how tho social worker.
through various social agencies, can
reach her and make her understand
the opportunities that this country
offers. Mrs. II. j. Dollar, chairman
Of the department. presided AT the
meeting.
Mrs. Joseph NJ. Stephenson. 813
". Colfax av., was hostess TO eight
mem bers OF the Novel club Monday
evening. Dinner was served at $50.
following which the guests attended
the art lecture at the Tribune audi
torium by Alexis Jean Fourier
on Nov. 2S. Mrs. William banner,
724 W. Cclfax av, viii open her
home for an exhibit OF her paintings.
The exhibit viii last one week and
will be open 10 the public.
The degree of Pocahontas held
their first interurban meeting Sat
urdav evening at Elkhart. Guests
were present from South Bend, Mish-
awake. warsaw and Atwood. The
degree work was conferred on a
elias of ten candidates. The next
meeting viii Toe held at Beyler hall
in this city on Jan. q.
The home department of the South
Bend Woman's club viii entertain
the general club next Friday after
noon az g O'Clock at the club rooms.
The feature OF the afternoon viii be
a demonstration of luncheon dishes
bv Mrs. Jean Il. Rich Mrs. r. NJ.
hutchinson viii sins two vocal num-
. bers The committees for the af-
teruoon are. Refreshments Mrs.