South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-17


Miss Minnie French IS chairman.
Miss Frances BeVont. 739 ~
Scott street. entertained the I. L. ".
class OF the Westminster Presby-
terrain church Saturday afternoon
Following the short business seq
sion music and contests were en-
joycd. A most attractive luncheon
was served the places Of the guests
being marked with favors which
were small baskets IN the shape q
spring flowers. A color scheme %
pink and white was carried out SUI
cessfully.
"Powhatan." the Indian opera, has
been selected as community opera
20 be presented April IS and % by
the members Of the Colfax Parent
Teachers association at the Colfax
school Experienced singers Will take
the leading parts and the choruses
and dances Will be given by the chill
dren OF the school Miss Memhard.
who is principal OF the school and
Mrs. Bartlett. who is the president OF
the Parent-Teachers' association, are
in charge OF the opera
A delightful informal dinner was
given Saturday evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Fred Sears. W. Colfax avenue.
for the members Of the Kare KnC.
club. The 81 guests were seated
40 eight small dinner tables whica
were decorated with Japanese mo-
tifs and centered with cherry bios
SONS Cards were a diversion OF
the evening. In two weeks the clue
members Will be the guests Of Mrs.
Lester Steck, 1898 Z. Haney avenue
Mrs James Thumm. 724 s. Gin
ton street. was hostess TO the hide
pendent club yesterday afternoon
At the close OF the afternoon
which was spent socially, dainty
refreshments were served 20 l.
members and six visitors. on
April 27 the members Will be en-
tertained at the home Of Mrs.
George Brown. 1143 Lincoln Way Z.
In celebration OF his birthday an
niversary, William Slower. sos Rex
St. entertained with a o'clock din
ner for 10 guests Saturday evening
A large birthday cake surrounded
by pink sweet peas centered the
table and the table ends were graced
with lighted pink tapers in silver
holdera
The meeting Of the J. S. S. club
was held at the home OF Miss Iliene
Bailey. 1913 w. jefferson blvd. Fri
day afternoon. The afternoon was
spent socially. Luncheon was served
at o'clock The next meeting will
be held in two weeks at the home of
Miss Florence Anderson. 700 Leland
av.
Fourteen couples surprised Cecil
Bennett at his home. S23 Cottage
Grove av.. Friday night, hOnoring
his goth birthday anniversary. The
evening was spent socially and re-
freshments were served. The out
of-town guests were George Hoose,
Clifford Bowlin and William Grifis.
OF Niles. Mich.
The Saturday Frolickers enjoyed a
social afternoon at the home OF Miss
Hildegarde Stoeckley 600 Portage
av. The reading Of short stores oc-
cupied the afternoon and refresh
ments were served.
Five hundred members and guests
attended the party given by the We
mans guild Of the St. Paul's NJ.
Z. church which was held Friday
night in the Tapestry. Turkish and
Pink parlors of the oliver hotel.
The reception was held from s
to . O'Clock. and the reception COM
mittee was composed of the follow
ing members: the rector. Rev.
Robert J. Long. Mr.. and Mrs. L.
II. Brandon. Mr.. and Mrs. G. f.
Miltenberger and Mrs. william
Bender. jr.
The musical program began at .
o'clock. and was opened by Mrs.
Jessie Winchell who presented sew
eral vocal numbers. J. Engell and
r. Mullhagen gave vocal selections
accompanied by Otto Goffney. a
reading was given by Miss Marie
Voedisch. Dancing was enjoyed from
10 until IL o'clock, after which
dainty refreshments were served.
The color scheme was in yellow and
white. Members of the refreshment
committee were. Mrs. J. B. Rem
shaw. Mrs. p. Klingel and Mrs,
Louis Chreist.
Twenty-Five tables OF auction
bridge were played at the guest party
given by the y. A r. Friday after
noon at the home of Mrs. +. ].