South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-08-13
8 tW.


The Chain-O Lakes Country clue
provided the perfect setting last
evening FOR one OF the most finished
entertainments given in this vicinity
for some time. The musical pro-
srau was presented in main salon
of tho clubhouse b. two arusts II
whom South Bend may we'll be
proud. Louis Elbel. pianist. and Mrs.
Julia Rode. soprano. and was OF
such q varied character as 20 be able
ire plc-so AL tastes. The artists were
assisted by Mira Edna Cover, and
Guy Wiser. both OF whom are well
known IN the city for their excellent
abilities as accompanLst and mono
Iogui5t. The piano was placed in a
prominent POSITION near the hrn-
place, two immense vases Of wayside
flowers in shades OF lavender on
either side Of the plano forming the
only decorations OF the improviscd
stage
2ir. Elbel opened the program
with a prelude BY Rachmanninon'
a most brilliant number, and fol-
lowed with a group OF Chopin seloc-
tons. IA which he displayed his usu-
al versatility. In the next three
numbers. Crying OF Water" "Ecst-
acy". and a Norwegian Echo
Song." the sweet soprano voice or
1lrs. Rode was heard 20 excellent
advantage. IN the next group Of
three. Mr.. Elbel played one OF his
L do
which only strengthened the opinion
of his audience OF Elbel. the COM
poser. OF the last group. "Bende-
mecr's Stream" "SuKplicatlon." and
"Sonc or the Open" the last named
gave Mrs Rode an opportunity %
display her splendid range OF voice.
Mr.. Wiser was inimitable in his
monologue. Samson and DeElah."
which ne Illustrated with apprO-
pirate cartoons.
1Ir. and Mrs. L. G. speed. ". Col
tax av. entertained IA guests at the
Country club dinner last evening,
honoring Or. and Mrs. Clark Of Chi
cae0 and MI Bonner Of Rock
Island. III. The guests were seated
at q U-shaped table upon which
garden flowers in shades OF purple
were gracefully arranged in four
large baskets.
The dining hall was gay with a
number OF smaller parties last even
ing comprised mostly OF family
groups. which included those OF z.
II. Ahara Of Mishawaka. Mr.. and
airs. III. +. Westervelt, +. A. Bryan,
mr.. and Mrs. William Krumm. Miss
Eta Van Dusen, Mrs. II. L. Greene,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. O'Bren. Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh WoOlverton, Mr.. and
Mrs. +. c. Hardy, Miss Elizabeth
ReimoId. DR.. Lands Vert and II. b.
KimbIe.
Complimenting her sisters. Ms.
r.. III. OConnor and Mrs. f. D. Fox
OK Chicago. Mrs. w J. MailhO-t,
1885 woodward av., gave a tea a.
her home Friday afternoon. Twelve
guests were received. The FREEDOM
lncnt color note was Of yellow, ca =
ried out In the decorations OF tho
tea table. at which Mrs. Fox poured
a wedding OF interest to a number
or South Bend people took Ilaco
Tuesday at Detroit when Mrs. Irene
Hadley Kesweter, OF Detroit and
Marshall NJ. Vance OF Dayton. O,
were married at the home OF the
brides parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Vance
left wednesday for Washington, ID.
c.. and viii sail for a visit 10 the
battledelds OF France and a tour
through India on their wedding trip.
1Tr. Vance has been a foreign repre-
sentative of the Standard OIL CO.
and the International Trade Devel'
opment Of Chicago
The list Of Rotarians from South
Bend. who have already signed up