South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-20
SOCIETY

- ore City, and Miss Katherine
white, whose marriage TO Charles
X Marquis. OF Webb City. Mo. viii
take place Saturday. were the
guests OF honor a. a 1870 o'clock
luncheon given by the Novel club
at the Robertson tea room Tuesday
afternoon. Covers were placed for
10 guests at the luncheon table.
which was made attractive with
spring flowers Corsage bouquets OF
pink sweetpeas marked the places
OF the guests OF honor
Mrs. Lucille Varlar. 303 8. Iafay-
cite blvd. entertained with a birth
DAY party Tuesday afternoon in
honor OF the sixth anniversary Of
her small daughter. Joan. The at
Iair was in the nature of a japanese
oarty, and each guest was presented
with japanese doll dainty fans
and a miniature corsage OF sweet
h0art roses and forget-me-nots. Re
Treatments were served 20 eight
guests at e table centered with n
lighted japanese lantern. Place
CARDS carried out the japanese mo-
TT.
4 program which promises to hold
the interest OF lovers OF music viii
be presented BY George +. O'COn-
nell, assisted by Miss Dora Hershe
now Thursday evening under the
auspices OF the South Bend Wo-
mans club IN the club rooms. The
program 70 be presented follows:
'Lasciate a Amarti." Gasparini;
''Vous dansez Marquise," Lemaire
and "J'ai p1eure en- reve." Hue, bt
Mr.. O'Conneli; three selections from
Chopin, by Miss Hershenow; four
old Irish songs. The Bard Of Ar
mAgh." Stanford. Nellie BY Love
and Me-" Joyce: IAN Irish Cradle
Song" SIgerson; Molly Brannigan, %
Stanford. BY Mr.. O'Connell, who
VIII also sing Inter Nos" by Nc
fadyn. Miss Hershenow will give a
piano number by List and the re-
rnainder OF the program viii con-
sist OF a group Of songs ~ Mr..
O'Connell. Little Boy Blue"
Nsvin; "Mammy's Song" Ware;
Mother o. Nine" Tours: Didn't
It Rain9'' (negro spiritually, Bur
leigh, and Flows Ny Boy" Homer.
Miss Mardel Hildebrand, 625 Riv-
ersids dr.. entertained with three
tables OF bridge yesterday after
noon. At the close OF the afternoon
which was spent with cards, light
refreshments were served. In two
weeks Mrs. Diehi Martin Will act as
hostess 20 the club.
An Informal dinner was given on
Tuesday evening at $50 o'clock by
Miss Evelyn Fulmer. 1O2S S. Dfichi-
gan St, who had as her guests the
members OF the Phi Sigma sorority.
Covers were placed for Is and an
cut Of town guest present was Mrs.
c. W. Williamson, who IS the guest
OF Miss Alkaline Major. A short
business session followed the dinner
and the remainder OF the evening
was devoted to bridge. Another
meeting OF the sorority viii take
place IN two weeks.
At a lovely 1870 o'clock luncheon
Monday. the engagement OF Miss
Ruth Elizabeth Cole, daughter OF
Mr. and Mrs James Frank Cole, 72S
Park av.. TO Eiwyn NJ. Moore, OF
Tulsa, Okla. son OF Mr.. and Mrs.
M. F. Moore, OF Kewanee. Ill. was
announced. The affair was given by
Miss Kathryn Cole at home.
Covers were placed for 10 guests
at a table delightfully."- appointed.
Arranged an mound effect in the
center Of the table was an attrac-
tive combination OF Columbia roses
and Iavendar sweetpeas. From the
flowers extended streamers OF iav-
endar and pink tulle which reached
out 20 silver candle sticks and pink
tspers and were caught at both ends
OF the table with smaller mounds
OF the blossoms. The place cards
were tissue rosebuds. which con-
cealsd small cards bearing the an
nouncement.
TIE guests were Mrs. Donald II.
Eldredge, Mrs. Edward L. Peacock,
Nfr.. ]. NJ. Studebaksr III. Mrs.
George NJ. Stephenson. Mrs. Harold
Shafer. NrrS. Leroy w Clauer, Miss
Sfarjorie Sweet. Mics Esther Stude-
baksr. Miss Virginia Sanders Miss
F1osse Kaufer. Miss Frances Sain-
asx, Miss Geraldine Robertson and
Miss Agatha CLARKE
me wanita sewing circle enter
tsrued with card party Tuesday
afIsrnoon at the w o. W. hall. SIX
tables OF progressive pedro were
played an2 appropriate favors were
awarded. The regular meeting Of
the sewing circle viii he held April
% and another card party Will be
s3ven nv the members on May g.
A special meeting OF the Young
Mems Bible class Of the First
TSrrthren church was held with Ar
thur Rummell .1124 s Main street.
last evening. A business session
occupied the evening and refresh
&nents were served. The meeting
Gas attended by % members. The
regular meeting OF the class VIII
take place May 10.
The regular meeting Of the Kings
TTersfds OF the Trinity N r. CHURCH
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
hcue OF Mrs. F. Jones. 40 Harrison
Az. The meeting was opened
with a song given IN unison by the
members which was followed by the
reading OF the lesson and the
monthly reports or the class officers.
On May II the class VIII oe enter
tafne6 at the home or Mrs. Frank
C,htddSster. 706 Harrison av.
,-rn annual ele.ction OF officers tool,