South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1921-09-04
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IRON all the larger social cen
ters over the country come IN
a teresting accCrnts OF elaborate
plans for an unusually festive social
s>aaon. as the wanderers are return
ing 20 the cities and assuming the
many activities necessary 20 the 30
clal ufo OF the circle IN which they
move. since Mrs Vincent Asror
appeared one day last week IN the
French salon OF the Ambassador no
tel In New York. IN a smart new
frock OF Light broadcloth with the
skirt made ankle length, several
well known women who frequent
the fashionable hotels AZ the after
noon tea hour. have been noticed
wearing longer skirts; 50 another
duty has been added 70 the many
already carried by the women OF our
country and again 81 is demon
STATED that woman's work u never
Finished, for just Is we begin 20
realize the satisfaction OF being
properly gowned with our skirts he
correct length, the great wave o.
longer ones sweeps over the land.
J. IS rumOred that several South
Bend women are already earnestly
working behind drawn blinds try
ing 10 get their hens down before
Mrs Smart Dresser around the cor
ner appears IN her new fall gown,
and aa soon as the Inter-S State fair
"a over and the Thirteen Amend
nnents have been passed upon, many
moro skirts VIII be receiving the
magic touch.
The unusually gay season OF the
Chain o. Lakes country club Will
be only a pleasant memory after to-
morrow evening. when the last
dance OF the season, with the ex-
ceptlon OF the annual Halloween
party. viii take place Many reser-
vations have been made, among
them are Mr. and Mrs. II. A Briggs
for 80, Louis IaPierre and George
Robertson viii entertain 40 mem
bers OF the younger set, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. NJ. Sanders viii have IS
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Wcs-
tervelt 10 and r II. Ahara seven.
One OF the most beautiful affairs
OF the week was the dinner given
last evening at Z o'clock by Mr.. and
ATrs. Miles O'Brien at their home,
22g North Shore dr., hOnOrng their
niece. Miss Helen O'Conor, OF Los
Angeles. Cal An artistic arrange-
nent Of the early autumn flowers
completed the perfect appointments
OF the dinner table. Seated with
Mr.. and Mrs O'Brien and Miss
O'-Conner were Miss Doris Camp
bell. Miss Katherine CoOnley Ml%5
Helene Westervelt. Miss Florence
Guthrie. Miss Agatha Clark, Miss
Marie Kersey. Miss Mary Hyde,
JACK Campbell, Maurice Goodman.
Wagner Thielens. Arthur Russell
Hugh Stephenson. Clarence Bader.
Of Gary, Ind, Woodland Jesschke'
of Cleveland o.. and Trevett Chase,
OF Grand Rapids Mich. Following
the dinner the party attended tho
last show at the Orpheum.
The Women's Dining Club viii
give their first affair OF the season
at the country club on the evening
OF September IS. Dinner Will be
served at O'Clock and will be fol-
lowed by an unusually interesting
Z
Indianapolis, viii be the vocalist.
Miss Marie NJ. Swanson, daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs John Swanson, 5Sf
DubafI av, and DR.. Isle Kern
Bunch. son Of Mr. and Mrs. II. W.
Bunch. 12s Z Bronson st. were qu!-
etly married Saturday afternoon at
White. at his home, 319 W. COlfax
av. The couple was attended by DIT.
and Mrs. r. Paul Osborn Of IT
Wayne, Ind, and Mr.. and Mrs. J. D.
Emmons OF this city.
Mrs. Osborn's gown was OF navy
blue Canton crepe, with fur trim
ming relieved by a consage Of sweet
peas. Her hat was OF navy blue.
Mrs. Emmons' gown was Of black
Canton crepe. beaded in white. With
hat 10 match The brides gown
was OF midnight blue Canton crepe,
embroidered IN silver. with a small
hat 10 hatch Her corsage was OF
rose buds and valley INES
After a short trip 20 Chicago, DIT.
and Mrs. Bunch VIII be at home at
634 Dubail av.
Miss Jean Christman, 10 Mar
quette av. - entertaining Miss
Katherine Woolverton. Miss Martha
Morgan and Miss Janice Reed at
q house party over Labor day. \
motor trip 70 ST. Joseph. Mich, with
dinner at the Edgewater club. was
enjoyed Saturday. and a luncheon
az the Country club is planned for
Monday noon.
Honoring Theodoe Schubert and
Paul DeVries. Crumston rd.. who