South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-20
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Ionoring the seniors az Notre
Dame university. the Notre Dame
Glee club entertained Friday even
ms with an Informal dance IN the
Rotary room OF the oliver hotel.
American flags and Notre Dame
banners formed the decorations Of
the Ban room The Zee club or
chestrs played the program for
dancing which was enjoyed By 200
guests.
Mrs. T. J. swantz. sfz Riverside
DR.. was hostess Friday afternoon 20
the members Of the Schuyler Colfax
Chapter. ID. A. r. The assisting
hcstesses were Mrs. Lutte Baker
Gum. Mrs Arthur Irwin. Mrs. Thad
Talcott. Mss Lena Van Aiken. Mrs.
". II. Young and Mrs. Edmund
Roche Pink tulips and white
daisies formed a lovely centerpiece
of the table from which a buffe:
luncheon was served 20 IS guests.
During the business session the off,
GERS for the coming year were
elected. Those appointed 10 once
were Mrs. S. j. Crumpacker. regent;
Mrs. T. J. Swantz. vice regent; Miss
Rolene Abbott. corresponding secre-
tary. Mrs Charles Hun. recording
secretary. Mrs. Arthur Irwin. treas
urer: Mrs. Elmer Daicey, registrar;
Mrs. W. II. Young. chaplain. and
Mrs. y. X Splitter. historian. Fol-
lowing the business meeting. Mrs.
r. p. Chaplin. regent OF the chapter.
gave an account OF her trip to the
Thlrty-frst Continental Congress OF
the D A. RS held at Washington,
y. G, April nth. at which Mrs.
George Maynard Minor was elected
president general OF the National So
ciety. The next meeting viii be held
Flag Day. June 18th. with Mrs.
George Award, River I'd.
Mrs. Thomas c. Touhey. 1925
Miami St. was hostess TO the mem
bsrs OF the Kolah club Thursday
afternoon. The time was spent So
c!ally and with contests the favors
being won by Mrs. William Hintz
and Mrs. NJ. s. Williams In two
weeks the club will have a picnic al
Leeper park.
The 10 Do club entertained with
an informal dance Friday evening
az the Tribune auditorium. About
100 couples enjoyed the program Of
dances as played by the Big Five
orchestra. The affair was in charge
Of Miss Dorothy Boelkins, president
and a committee which included
Miss Maybel Mclaughlin. Miss Hell
en- Yoeman. Miss Sohpia Guyberson.
Miss Ethel Compton and Miss Erma
Booran. The patrons and patron
esses were Mr.. and Mrs. T. Jansco,
Alr. and Mrs. r o. Morgan. Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Jackson. Mr.. and Mrs.
g. II. Roadway, W. A. Weed and
Gail Davis.
The Friday Friendship club was
entertained at the home of Mrs. c.
Z. stark. 432 " Allen St. Friday
afternoon Garden flowers formed
attractive decorations for the house.
The time was spent socially and light
Investments were served to IA
members The next meeting will
take place in June. the place to be
announced later.
The Home Service department Of
the First Presbyterian church was
entertained at the home of Mrs. W.
X Lamport. 322 w. Washington av.,
Friday afternoon. The thostesses as
s.st.ng were Mrs George a. Robert
son. Mrs. Forrest Hitler, Mrs. T. D.
Mote. Mrs Karl c. Eins. Mrs. Don
King Stephenson. Mrs. =. r. Boriey
and Mrs G.. a. LippincU;t. The
chairman % the program committee
was Mrs Charles +. Francis The
affair was iu the nature of a musical
festival q group Of songs, Pale
Neon" by Logan Songs ,ly Mother
TAUGHT 1Ic." by Dvorak; Longing. 4"
hy Ethel Stuart Gaumer, "Smilin'
Thru." being suns by Mrs Ralph
Hutchinson. accompanied hy Mrs
FLOYD Gaumer Piano numbers
Ballet" by Bottlns and "PTelude, %
by Oldbarg were PLAYED by Mrs. r.
R Stewart Preceding the program
q short business meeting was held
during which the new president, Mrs
Peter Ahrcns. gave a talk on the fu-
trrra 1.tfttfH.e NJ tho dppartment