South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-01-29
SOCIETY

Mrs Fred Woodward. 522 ST. JOS
eHh ~. received 80 guests Friday
afternoon from z o'clock until 8,
and from 9 o'clock until g. In honor
uf Mrs r. r. CrQuhart OF Grand
Rapids Mich. who is the guest or
Mrs George 81. Stevenson. 5ig St
Joseph e. Spring flowers attract
Ne.y DECORATED the dining room and
aaffodUs conferred the tea table,
where tea was poured by Mrs. For
rest ElliIer. Mrs. Edgar France. Mrs.
Victor Jones and Mrs. George Hagcr
pu sunday evening Mr.. and Mrs
Woodward will entertain a number
81 the friends OF Mrs A. H. stephen
son. % Grand Rapids. In her honor
with "a freside tea a. . O'Clock.
One of the most Interesting and
original programs presented by the
departme Of litera rure. section
two. 81 the Progress club. was given
Friday afternoon Ia tho club rooms.
An original characterization OF Fran
els Richard Stockton's short story
''Thc Transferred Ghost was given
by Mrs. Gates Harpcl Mrs G.. Mont
Smith and Miss Alma Hardmau. The
play. written GF tho members OF the
cast assistcd by AfLss Alma C0llmcr.
has highly dramatic possibilities and
a very clever plot having as It's
problem the d.mcu.ties of a bashful
young man lu love and the uHex-
pected assistance OF a ghOs- The
stage committee Was composed OF
Mrs A. ". KiudaU ard Mrs Z. A s.
Wood. Following the presentation
OF the play Miss Marcia Wagner
discussed The English Short story
and Miss Mathuda Christman en-
tertaiued with e Iiauo solo Miss
Esther Fulton was unable 90 appear
on the program because OF Illness.
The next meeting of the department
win De held Feb. IL.
Members of the Ever Ready circle
OF the Westminster Presbyterian
church met ut the home of Mrs. ~.
u. LangelI. 612 Cleveland av.. yes
terday afternoon. Mrs j. j.. Stew
ems. OF Battle Greek, Mech. who -
the guest Of Jrs 4. g. Calvert, 615
~. Scott St. was e. favor winner in
the afternoons contests. A vocal
solo was rendered by Mrs r. \.
Sparks. accompanied bv Mrs. Stew
ems. Assisting thc hostess I'm serv-
ing were Mrs. O. r. Hill and Mrs.
=. c. Calvert The date Of the next
meeting is announced for Feb. %.
The Norman Eddy Sewing circle
met Friday afternoon iu the K of
p hall. %eedIcwork occupied the
afternoon and guessing contest
furnished amusement for the guests.
Mrs. Mary Downey winning the
favor. Refreshments were served to
80 guestC by the hostess. Mrs. Edna
Hfldebrand. Mrs. Mary Rulo and
Mrs. J. Rulo. Mrs Frank Newton.
1s4 HRney av., assisted by Mrs Fan
ME Foster Mrs. Anna Williams and
Sfrs. schlscher. VIII entertain In two
weeks.
An Informal dancing party was
given by the Gamma chapter of
the Thaiia sorority Friday evening
in the Progress club rooms A spec
ial feature OF the party were reclta-
tfons BY little Miss Virginia Roberts.
The Miller-Anderson orchestra play
ed the program OF dances for 100
guests. Mr.. and Mrs j T.. Call
and Mr. and Mrs. i. L. Mckee were
the chaper0nes for the evenins The
committee responsible for the sue
cess CT the dance was composed Of
Miss I.Orita Moore. Miss Mildred
Mitchell. Miss Iva. Rayman and Miss
UorOthea Snyder. Palms, ferns and
roses were employed most attractive
" in the decorations of the club
rooms Miss Nerna MCClintock. a
member az the Alpha chapter of
the sorority in Chicago. was an out
OF town guest.
The Ladies' auxiliary Of the East
ern Star will meet Monday afternoon
I'm the Masonic club rooms. The
hostesses for the meeting will oC
Mrs Margaret Monroe Mrs Cath.
Ethel Bacon, Mrs Carry Milburr
and Mrs. Mary Mcpherson.
The Clio circle celebrated it's an
nuai guest day Thursday Afternoon
At the home OF Mrs Walter a. Ha
ger. 11g s. Taylor 81 The program
was ar opera-ioEue OF -'Itigoietto.
given BY Mrs. Lutte Baker Gum, as
sisted by Miss Katherine Beach. as
accompanied. The assisting vocal
ists were. Mrs Eli h Seebirt, so
prano: Burton =. Thomas. baritone
and A. W LOgston, tenor. lIluStra'
ions from the opera included the
tenor solo, Woman Is ChanEeables'
the quartet, and the soprano solo
''Dea rest Name. After the pro
gram. tea was served. Mrs. John i
Campbell and Mrs John T. Shafel
poured The TEA table was attraC
lively appointed with pink roses and
stevia pink candles blended with
rhc ccIor scheme Mrs. Hager was
assisted by the club members. Out