South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-26
FEATURES

a CHAR1u0G afcair. dei.ghtrul-
n " informal, proved the dane
n ing party given last evening
BY the remb ers o. the Lam da
Alpha s. gina fraternity in the Ro-
tary room OF the oliver hotel one
hundred and fifty couple enjoyed
splendid program Of dances A. play
ed by the Pig I've orch extra Louis
IaPierre. chairman OF a large en-
tertainmeut committee. vas in
charge o. the evening.
The Misses Minerva and Go,dins
Hurwich. $50 S. Taylo- e.. enter
tained with an Orphsum theater
party Saturday afternoon as
courtesy to Mes Helen Burke.
whose marriage VIII take place 1eVt
Saturday. Following the matinee
the guests enjoyed tea az che Rob-
ertson tea room The very attrac-
tive table was conferred with sweet
reas. The guests included. besides
the honor guest. Miss Gertrude
Greenblstt. Miss Freda Hersherow.
Miss Ann Sparks. o. S. Louis SO.
and Miss Esther Burke. os Rock
ford. III.
Miss IVA HotEenpGsr los s.
William 81. viii receive few
friends Sunday evening az c0ur-
tesy 10 her guest. Nfrs. Agnes car
roll Hayward. OF Chicago. VINO VIII
address the meeting Of The Woman's
Chamber OF Commerce. Monday
evening.
tural society met a. the Chamber Of
Commences at an aIl-dav meeting on
Saturday. Joseph Certie was in
charge Of the affair Dinner WIS
served az 1890 O'Clock 20 100 mem
bers. The program for the after
noon consisted OF an interesting
talk on Grape Culture" bv Prof.
Schiebe which was followed by a
discussion. Music was furnished BY
Miss A. Young and America" and
Columbia. the Gem OF the Ocean"
were sung by the members. The
next meeting ~ tho society WI be
held March Is at the Chamber OF
Commerce. At which time Cherries
and Currants' win be the subject
10 be presented. sir. and Mrs.
Jerome Webster VIII BE- IN charge
OF the meeting.
Nj and Mrs. Harry Koehler. SIS
" Francis st, pleasantly entertain
ed last evening the members OF the
Suitsus club. The evening was spent
playing 500 and buffet luncheon
was served to Is guests from an at
tractive table centered with spring
flowers. The club viii meet on the
evening OF March st the home Of
Mr.. and Ms I. y. Hawk. 118 ~.
Frances ct
The q. R class q the Westmir-
lister Presbyterian church We're en-
tertained yesterday afternoon at the
homo Of Julia Ellen Hun. STA Grand
View av-. the occasion being Ger
twelfth birthday anniversary. Twelve
members Of The class and three visit
ors were present and music. games
and contests we're a feature OF the
afternoon. Favors were awarded
Ruth Smoke, Florence T-rbahme
Dorothy Cooling and Gertrude
Morehouse.
The attraotively appointed lunch
con table was conferred with a huge
cake. bearing u lighted candles.
The class viii meet next month az
the home Of Edna Jane McCauum
ST Forest av.
The Pan Hellenic association wtU
give a luncheon az 1880 o'clock SAT-
urday afternoon Al the Robertson
Tea room TO which all fraternity
women OF the city ara invited.
Reservations may be made BY tele-
phoning Mrs. Robert Swtnt8 or Mrs.
George J. Geisler.
The Thursday Sunshine club met
az the home Of Mrs. A. *. Taylor. r.
Sorin St. Thursday afternoon Four
teen members and one visitor were
present. Following a business meet
ing. The time was spent socially and
was contests. The club VIII meet on
the afternoon Of March g at tho
home OF Mrs. s. McCarter. 1907 g.
Lafayette 81.
Mrs. y. E. Craig, 1871 s. High e..
entertained Friday evening in honor
OF Miss Veda Craig. who VIII leave
Monday for Texas The evening was
spent playing 500 the favor being
awarded Miss GIendOra KuobIOck. a.
buffet luncheon was served 20 eight
guests from a table ceutered with
jonquils and fresia
Mrs. Frederick c. Reimold 54t
Cleveland av.. entertained with an
informal tea Saturday afternoon az "a
courtesy TO Mss Pauline Afford ~
Madison. wis who is the week end
guest Of Miss Cr.ssie Reimod and
Miss Mary Ma Write. OF Sew York
City, who is the guest Of her parents.
Bishop ana Mrs. John Hazeu White.
A musica.e VIII be given AZ The Ir-
diana University club this after
noon a. O'clock for the members
and their families Nee rarothea
Greath 1u-e. soprano. u hu has been
member or the Chicago Grand
Opera company and Miss Iraa Srr
del a talented viJInisr who has en-
joyed the honor OF playing Hl-h Che
best symphony oreheerras 0f tls
country. VIII pres r- tho program.
Moonlight Temple $50. -=5 Tv-hiel
Sisters met In regular session ar h-
o. T. hall Thursday evening Sis
candidates were ha-C-e5 on and
committee of - appointed -o confer
uffr .ha hurE|-g comm .t#a- ~ ~rr-