South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-10-11
Z. = @ tu.

Distinguished as one OF the most
elaborate and enjoyable social events
Pei the early autumn season will be
the benefit card party sponsored by
the St Joseph Hospital Aid society
at the oliver hotel the afternoon Of
oct 81 The affair Will be held in
the Rotary room and on the mezza-
nine floor Of the hotel. one hundred
tables viii be placed and will be pre-
sided over by "a member of the So
cicty. Guests Will be received at 2
o'clock by Mrs. l.. IS. Mccain and
her committee OF % members. F'av-
ors viii be awarded al cards and re-
frcshments Will be served. Perfec-
ton Of plans for the affair were
made at a meeting OF the society
held Monday afternoon at the hos
pltel. Proceeds derived from the
sale OF tickets will be used % erect
a sun parlor for convalescent patti
ents at the St Joseph hospital.
Mrs. Mary DeFrees. Mrs. Laura
F'rctz. Mrs. Bessie Calvert, Mrs. Car
RE Garter, Mrs. Stella n. Johnson
and Mrs. Katherine Phillips. were
hostesses to members Of the Eastern
star auxiliary Monday afternoon il
tho Masonic club rooms. The time
was spent socially. In two weeks an
other meeting viii be held.
Among "A series Of charming af-
fairs complimentng Miss Edith
Austin. a bride Of next Saturday.
was the Orpheum party given Mon
day afternoon by Mrs. Clarke Car
son, 229 Marquette av. Eight guests
were entertained at the theater and
az the home OF Mrs. Carson. where
luncheon followed the performance.
A silver basket containing quaint
bouquet Of old fashioned fg5ers
adorned the center Of the table
which was lighted by rose and yell
low candles ia silver holders Miss
Austin viii be honOred with a lun-
cheon this afternoon at 1 o'clock at
the country club. at which Mrs.
Pearl Switzer will be hostess.
An attractive pre-nuptial affair
honoring AIis5 Elizabeth Steele. a
bride elect Of this week was the
dinner given Monday evening by
members of tie Sigma Pi Epsilon
sorority at the home Of Miss Vir-
ginia Beyers. Navarro st. Nine
members and one guest Miss Clara
Clausen were present.
The life OF Robert Mohat, mis-
siOnaTy 20 Africa. was read during
the missionary program at the
-
WOmen's Foreign Missionary society
OF Grace church which met in the
church parlors Monday night Miss
Geraldine Yields read a chapter
from the study book and Miss Ruth
Lang read two leaflets relating Incl
dents Of missionary work in Africa.
During the transaction Of business
Il was decided TO hold a bazaar and
rumage sale i'm November. The next
meeting Of the society Will be held
at the church Nov. s.
The lives Of George Inness. II
Bolton Jones william Wendt and
Francis Murphy, famous American
landscape artists were discussed at
a meeting Of the art department of
the Pr1greS9 1IuO, nelu MONDAY ART
ernoon in the club rooms Mrs
Maurice Kahn and Mrs. Charles
Siekman lead the discussion and
read interesting papers pertaining 70
the subjects. Copies OF a number OF
Inness pictures illustrated his style
Of painting Another meeting OF the
department to be held oct. %, vii
present the subject of home decOra'
tiOns
The first of series of card parties
sponsored by the South Bend
WOman's club will be given Thurs
day afternoon at the home OF Mrs
Walter x. Sherman. North Shore dr.
Bridge and 500 will be played and
the games viii start at O'Clock