South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-12-17
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The Schuyler Colfax chapter Of
the D. A. r. entertained az a one
O'Clock luncheon Friday afternoon al
the Robertson Tea Room Covers
were placed for % az an attractive
table centered with pom pom chry-
santhemums After luncheon a
short address business meeting was
held ~ the home OF Mrs r. J. Racine.
527 w. Colfax av. 3Irs. Hugh Dun
nahoo reao the message ~ Anne
Rodgers Miner president general OF
the ID. a. r.. which was published IN
q recent number OF the organiza-
tons magazine on Jan 20. Mrs.
Charles Goen. 531 8. Carol st.. will
entertain the society.
The members or the Indiana-Uni-
sersity club enjoyed an informal
dinner dance Friday evening at the
club house. Dinner was served at z
o'clock az tables attractively center
I'd with hoses and suiIax and covers
were placed FOR so guests The pro-
gram OF dances was played by Steim-
rich's orchestra Of EIkhart. Ind.
Mrs. Eliza beth Emmons. 124
Cleveland av. was hostess Friday at
an all day meeting 20 the members
OF the Beehive club A pot luck din
ner was served at noon. The after
noon was spent socially and at nee
dlework The next meeting OF the
club viii take place at the home Of
AIRS Graz Remmo. 32S y. Notre
Dame av-
The Literature and Dramatic de-
partment OF the south Bend Wom-
ans club met Friday afternoon at
the club rooms A very excellent re-
view on 'Parnassus on Wheels by
christopher Morley was given By
Mrs Harry Bartlett The feature OF
the afternoon program was a sketch.
The Spirit OF Christmas" in which
Mrs George Ford as tho mother
played the principal part The Other
characters were the little daughter,
Lucy Cotter. a newsboy. John stow
or. the Christmas Spirit, Mrs Nora
Byers. The soloist OF the play was
AIRS. Ralph Hutchinson.
Novel booklets containing Christ
mas verse written by Mrs W. X.
Sherman. were distributed by Lucy
Cotter and John Slower as remem-
ORANGES for the department 10 it's
members. The chairman Of the de-
partment. Mrs. r. O.. ShankIin. pre-
sided at the business meeting which
preceded the program. The next
meeting will be held on Jan. 20. Mrs.
r.. Y. Maurer and Mrs. Paul Berry
viii have charge Of the program.
The second Of a series Of delight
ful affairs was given Friday after
noon by Mrs. Carl Ayres and Mrs. G.
Mont Smith at the lame of Mrs.
Ayres on Marion 81. AT bridge the
favors were won by Mrs II. McCarty
and Mrs. g. Schadt. a two course
luncheon was served 10 20 guests.
On next Tuesday afternoon Mrs.
Ayres and Mrs. Smith will entertain
at the home of the latter
The Kings Daughters Bible class
Of the First Evangelical church,
held its regular meeting Thursday
evening at the home of Mrs. Albert
Rerick, S22 +. Donald st. Ten
mem bers were present During the
business session, plans were COM
pleted for the Christmas party 10
be held on next Tuesday evening.
when 20 orphan girls Will be guests
" the class At the election OF Of
ficers. those appointed were as fol-
lows. Miss Beulah Shafer, presi-
dent; Miss Grace Brown. vice presi-
dent; Miss Lucille Lippelt. secretary
and reporter, Miss Mabel Hoover.
treasurer; Miss Florence Anderson.
pianist. I'm a contest the favor was
won by Berniee Lehman. The next
regular meeting viii take place or
Dec. 49, at which time the Misses
Mildred and Emma Foegley. 1145
$. Lafayette blvd will be hostess
90 the class.
Honoring Miss Nerticise Miller. a
bride-eIect OF this month. Mrs. r.
~ Miller. 312 Pennsylvania av..
and Mrs Cecil Towne entertained
Friday evening at a 7-o'clock din
ner. at the home of the former
Covers were placed for a. This
evening Mrs George GOeble. Fellow
ct. Will entertain at a kitchen
shower. honoring Miss Miller.
The Woodmen Circle Sunshine
club held an all day session Thurs
day at the home OF Mrs Eva NJ
Gibson 1915 Arnold St Eleven
members and two guests and IA
CHRISTMAS GIFT.