South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-01-01


In6iana-University clubs danced the
/ old year out 20 the splendid music
Of the Fisher orchestra OF Kalsma-
/ ZOO. Mich. Dinner was served az
midnight 20 500 guests. the entire
| first floor OF the clubhouse beinz
used 20 accommodate the many
guests. not only from this city but
many from away. Mss A EIyss.
! vocalist OF the Marigold Gardens.
/ Chicago. entertained with solo NUM-
/ bers during the dinner The oluh
was decorated throughout with
/ holly and other suggestions or tha
season. the beautiful gowns OF the
women guests adding greatly 20 the
brilliancy OF the scene.
At the Oliver hotel. more than
400 reservations were made for the
tables which were placed over the
entire Grezzanino floor. Harry
Denny's 1o-piece orchestra played
for the dancing IN the Rotary room
and for the many who also danced
IN the lobby around the Christmas
tree. Among those having reserva-
ton were F. II Riner. for a party
OF IA: William Temple. with q party
/ or 10: A J. Sparks had reservations
| for Il, and Kenyon Mix. q party o.
u: c. c. Livengood was with
party OF 10; A. weisbeug entertain
ed IL: ". r. Elliott. OF Elkhart. had
reservations for 10; L NJ. Rabbit
| OF Niles. eight: Norman Adler, six:
J. E. Cauley. six: T. II. Cohen,
/ eight; John Grelf. six; J. r. Mur-
ply. eight: T. Sandock. eight; J. O.
! Schaub, eight. C.. J. Thomas eiEhts
/ Y. q. woodruff six: r. W. Muessel
four: F. Piowety. SIX; George Rush.
four. F. z. Herring. four; W. F.
Heller. five: J. F. ArcCarty. two; NJ.
| Haudelsman. two. AZ r. Coates,
Niles. four: g.. Grothwald. Niles,
four: Max Cohn. five, and II T.
( Weber, eight
Besides many small parties given
/ in many homes throughout the city.
/ including family gatherings and
/ club meetings. the New Year was
/ ushered I'm wi.h the usual amount
Of gayety, ruled according 20 the
! fancies Of the various clubs.
One OF the most charming affairs
or the holiday season for the young
er set was the ] O'Clock luncheon
] given yesterday afternoon by Mrs.
/ Granville ZieRler. IN the pink room
Of the Oliver hotel. for her daugh-
ter, Miss Marion Ziegier who -
home from st. Mary's college. The
/ luncheon table laid IN the form Of
q large [. was beautiful with It's
silver baskets filled with pink roses
and narcissi aud lighted with pink
| tapers I'm silver holders. The out
Of town guests included Miss Doro-
thy Bon Durant Of Plymouth, Ind.i
Miss Vivian Dewey. Of Sandwich.
I'M: Miss Monica Kaul OF Chicago;
Miss Mary Virginia Cook. OF Niles,
| Mich. and Miss Marcia Taylor. OF
Bay city, Mich. The other guests
were Misses Mary Harriet Miller,
Mary Grace Flood. Mary LAppincott.
| Olive Lindquist, Elizabeth Crockett,
| Ruth Andres. Betty Shidler. Mary
| Jane Johnson. Katherine Francis,
! Mary Mecklenberg Mary Marshall,
| Marjorie Bennett. Mildred Bertsch,
| Virginia Feltes, Mary S:.cF Mar
garet Wellington. Elizabeth Mayr.
Helen Heller, Elinor COppes HI
degarde Stockley. Ruth Mates.
Martha Reed, Mary Tank. Catherine
( Woolverton. Jeanne Christman,
Katherine Clapp, Miriam Mon
ger. Marian Cady. Edna Therens.
Sarah Bowsher. Hester AIuesssl
Jane Dennis Mary Shidler. Dorothy
Talbot. Mercy IOngley, Florence
Hinklev. Helen Graham and Mar
Earet Douglass. Mrs. Ziegler was
assisted BY her sistev Miss Edna
Place.
Mr.. and Mrs ". y RIdenour.
667 \ Main -, eutsrtssned tho
| members OF the Par'y board and
those who have previously served en-
the board, at a $3.50 o'clock dinner
last evening at the Robertson Tea
/ room. Covers were placed for Is
guests Al an unusually attractive
table. unique with its snow covered
boulevard bordered by miniature
Christmas trees while tiny electric
lights frightened tho avenue with
their gay illumination CenterinE
the scene was lake with rs snow
drlfted banks Centering the scene
was a lake with It's enow-driftsd
banks After the dinner, the party
attended the theater. The guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Elbel.
Mr.. and Mrs. OTIS Romsne. Or. and
Mrs. z. J. Lent. AIr. and Mrs. Then
as Slick, Mr.. and Mrs. A. P. Perlev,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. .. Britton or Co
shen. Ind. Mrs. Horace Greene and
/ George Planter.
Mr. and aLrs. Charles IVAN. 1ORs
Blaine av., entertained the members
OF their 800 club Saturday az q
O'Clock dinner. Covers Ters pls.csd
for Is at an attractive table center
ed with poinsettias and foliage.
The evening was spent at cards The
guests were NJ and Mrs. Leroy
Afaurer, Mr. and Nrs. Charles
Rachel. Bfr. and MrA E. D. Roller,
Nj. and Mrs Harry Moore, 8Ez
and Mrs. J. ". Estep, Mr.. and 1Ers-
Otto Sherman and Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Moore.
Miss Lucy AIOGee, q native OF Ire
land and wen known 20 g rumbsR
/ OF leading woman's clubs IN this
! country. WI appear next Saturday
afternoon under the direction OF the
, current events department. OF the
Progress club before the general club
at the club houss. Miss McGes win
! present an attractive program %
folk dancing and fork lore historios
ally accurate IN every detail. Hav-
Ing lived IN Kerry. right on the
SEA. which speaks % the irish hear
with al the feTvor which IS q part
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