South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-29
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A most delightful AFFAIR OF the mid
week was the bridge party at The
Country club yesterday afternoon
The % tables OF players as they were
seated on the yerauda. attractiVely
gowned I'M all their mid-sammer
fnery. made a most pleasing picture.
a. the green formed a perfect back
ground for ali the vivid colorlngs or
the gowns ard sweaters Offset by the
CAV flowers on the many fetching
garden hats The tea table was
centered with colonial basket OF
corndowers. shasta daisies and pink
roses Pink candles 100 crystal hold
ers. shaded with coranOwer blue add
ed 10 the artistic effect Tea was
served following the game by the
June hostesses. Among those hav-
ing reservations were Mrs. Karl
King. Mrs. George Sherman. Mrs
Walter Bryan. Mrs. George L. o.
Brien. Mrs Frank shambleau. Mrs.
Edgar Johnston. Mrs John Grimm,
Miss Frances Thurman. Mrs. Harry
gchadt. Mrs Adam Shidler. Mrs.
George II. Studebaker. Jr.. Miss
Catherine Coonley Mrs. W. j.
East. Mrs X T. Cooper. Mrs.
Leroy Maurer. Mrs. i. w. Nc
Gam. Mrs Lew Fleming Mrs. George
Oltsch. Miss Sarah Witwer, Miss
Vernice EIbel. Mrs Christian Pretz.
Mrs. Horace Kimble Mrs. Lem j.
Dare. Mrs. Howard Woolverton. The
out-Of-town guests included Mrs.
Charles Roy. Mrs L. NJ Walton,
Mrs. w. c. Baird and Mrs. y. IL.
Ahara from Mishawaka; Mrs. Chest
er &. Brown OF Boston. Mass. and
Mrs. g. L. Gester Of Corsicana. Texas.
The first prize. a Flemish silver hot
rish given by Mrs. j. +. Neff, was
won by Mrs John Grimm. The
second prize, a sport hat by Miss
Reimold and Miss NanDuesen was
won by Mrs. G. Schmidt. The sport
blouse given by Mrs D. F'isC1g rund,
was won by Mrs Frank Shambleau.
The lowest score which was held by
Miss Phoebe Mendenhau. won the
gold vanity case donated by Miss
Bertha Darr. The second lowest
aeId by Mrs J. Bryan. secured the
pair OF silk hose given by Mrs. Car
lie Adler. The third lowest a
bridge set. was won by Mrs Horace
v. Kimble. The proceeds from the
affair viii be used TO equip a play
ground for the children Of the club
members III connection with the
club. Many OF the guests remained
for dinner and dance in the evening.
the program OF dances being played
by the Toxic orchestra.
Mrs. Howard Crandl. sos Cleve-
land av.. entertained at a o'clock
dinner Wednesday evening the
guests being the members of the Phi
Sigma sorority. Roses and bachelor
buttons centered the table at which
were seated Il members. During the
business session an election of Of
hcers was held. Those appointed
were Miss Florence Reamer. presi-
dent: Miss Esther Hoke, vice-presi-
dent: Miss Mary Hyde. secretary.
and Miss Adeline Major. treasurer.
The remainder OF the evening was
spent informally. The next meeting
of the sorority will be held in Sep
TENDER. at which time Mrs. Sher-
man Ellison. 1925 Lincoln way E.
will be the hostess.
Mrs. Mildred Fabian, soc S. Main
St. was hostess Wednesday after
noon 10 the members of the Golden
Rod club During the business ses-
sion il was decided 10 give card
party this evening at Sticks hail and
another July Is. The remainder Of
the afternoon was spent socially and
luncheon was served to nine men,
bers and three guests. In two weeks
the club will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. a. b. Gray, 917 Mari
eta st.
The Clay and Harris Home Eco
Monies club held its annual picnic
Wednesday at the home Of Mrs.
Mary Monhaut. Union rd. a pot
luck dinner was served at noon 10
so members. The afternoon pro-
gram consisted Of interesting read
ings by Mrs Rosetta LOngley Mrs.
Irene Wolf and Mrs II. II. FIcken-
scher During the social interval
contests were enjoyed the favors be-
ing won by Mrs. Irene Wolf Mrs.
Esther Schultz, Mrs. Emma Scamer-
horn. Miss Maud Gray. Miss Eliza
beth Osborne. Mrs Ella Kepler. Mrs
r. II Casey. Mrs II II FickenSCher,
Russell Chubb and willard Goehner.
The next meeting Of the club viii
be held Sept. % at the home Of Mrs
y. J. Kramer. 500 y. N.Otre Dame
av.
The jolly 10 Birthday club enjoy
ed an all day meeting Wednesday al
the home OF Mrs T.. Sluss. 924 Sher-
man av Garden flowers formed an
attractive centerpiece for the table
az which 10 members were seated
a. u o'clock dinner The after
noon after the business session wac
spent socially. The next meeting OF
the club viii be held July 26 az
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