South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-04-15

VIII be held az the same place fl
two weeks
A meeting Of the members Of tn
I Ladies' Aid society OF the Glori
I Def Swedish Lutheran church wa
held yesterday afternoon in IN,
/ church parlors. A short program
was presented and at the close q
the afternoon lieflt refrcshment,
were served By the hostessess, MrN
I John Gustavson and Mrs. Andrew
Y Hagquist, 10 so members and guests
Another meeting OF the society vii
/ take place in two weeks.
Noster Clarus club members were
( the guests Of Mrs. Michael G. Han.
/ ley. SOC n. ST. Louis blvd, Thursday
\ afternoon. Cards were a diversion
/ and three tables Of 800" were play
I ed, favons going 10 Mrs. c. Conant
and Mrs. Gus Sickle. Mrs. Sickle
VIII entertain in two weeks at her
home on Hill st.
Mrs. Harold Douglas, $50 Ninth
/ ST., entertained the Hoosier club so
cialIy yesterday afternoon. Needle
work and contests were diversions
| and favors in the latter went 20
Mrs. William Roth and Mrs. S,
I Flowers. Mrs Ira Lindenmyer will
/ act as hostess TO the members in
three weeks at her home, 514 Kea-
sey st.
The North Side Social club met
Mrs. Frank Stricken, y. Taylor St,
Thursday afternoon. Two tables OF
800" were played and the first and
second prizes went 20 Mrs. Harry
Mallory and Mrs. J. @. Conner. Mrs.
Mallory. 1924 Lincoln Way W.
viii act as hostess to the members
in two weeks.
A combined business and social
meeting Of the Kappa Phi Sigma
sorority was held last evening by
the members at the home OF Miss
Nellie Anders, 408 y. St. Louis
blvd. In two weeks the sorority
: viii be entertained 10y Miss Eliza
beth Asire. T.. Tut st.
Word has been received from Chi
cago of the marriage Of Walter A.
Rice TO Miss EsthyIan worden, both
Of this city, which took place
Thursday.
Mrs. Peter Chubb. Edwardsburg
I'd entertained the members Of the
Mount Pleasant Home Economics
club and the Clay and Harris Home
Economics club with an an-day
meeting at her home Wednesday
Following the pOt-luck dinner, which
was served at noon, a paper en-
titled Dress for School Girls" was
given By Mrs. E. f. Schamehorn.
Uses and Abuses of Cellar and
Attic" was the title Of a paper writ
ten by Mrs Frank LOder Of Cal
ifornia, a former member Of the
club, and read by Mrs. Lon Math-
ews. Mrs. Del Mace read a paper
on THE Suitability Of Dress TO the
Person and Occasion"
Eighteen members of the Mount
Pleasant club were present and "a
members of the Clay and Harris
club Five visitors were guests of
the afternoon. Those attending from
South Bend were: Mrs. George Phil
lips. district chairman of the Fed
Grafton of Women's Clubs; Mrs. T.
H. Norman. the county chairman.
and Mrs. L. S. Fickenscher, chair
man of the League of Women
Voters.
The next meeting will be in the
nature OF a joint meeting OF the Clay
and Harris, Mount Pleasant and
Portage Home Economies clubs.
which viii be held on May u at
the county farm.
The Phi Delta Kappa fraternity
gave a musical Wednesday night at
the EIbeI recital rooms. Members
and their guests were in attendance.
The program, which was composed
chiefly Of selections by the Steinway
Duo-Art piano, was as follows:
Rhapsodie Hongroise No. 10. List
Ernest Smelling.
ca japanese Sandman. Whiting
OBJ Selected
Robert Snyder, baritone.
(a) Coquette with a Fan. Elbel
Louis ElbeL
OBJ Minuet Op. Il No. 1.....-.
....- .Paderewsld
Ignace Jan PaderewskL
(a) Cavat:ne ..-..... Raff
OBJ LeCygne .......... Saint-Saens
j. Edward Lang, violinist.
ca Leibestraum ...-........ List
Rudolph CAM.
OBJ Salut D'Amor ..... Elgar
EEon Putt.
(c) Sparklets ...............M Miles
Frank Banta.
(a) Just Like a Gypsy ..... Bayes
(bl Make Believe ......... Shilkret
Robert Snyder. Aoward Blohm. J.
Edward Lang.
Invitation TO the Dance. zee. Weber
Tina Lerner.
One OF the lovellest and most
unique of the many parties given in
honor of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Stude-
baker. III, was a formal dinner