South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-15
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one Or the mos. delightful affairs
~ the history OF the Woman's Din
Ing club vas given last evening at
Tie Chain OIakss Country club,
ths affair marking ne opening OF
the seasons activities Dinner was
served az 2 O'Clock the Al guests
being seated az a U-shaped table
placed on the south veranda. Old
o. shloned garden flowers including
z.nuas aEeratum and clemat-s ar
-lsticalIy arranged into low mound is
formed the decoration OF the table.
Follow. nuer a sh0r- musical
program was gwen ln 'front.' OF the
fireplace IN the main lounge by
Mss Dora Hershenow and Miss
Hazel Harris. both club members.
Mss Harris chose for her selection
Summer .n the Heart" by Speaks.
ard Miss HershenOw played
Chopin ballad Miss Helen Gregory.
who was a member OF the Good
VIII delegation visiting devastated
France and who returned TO thls
the evening. Madam Starr. a native
OF France. who Is teaching French
al 81. Mary's College was present
and gave a short impromptu talk
following Miss Gregory Miss Cleva
Richards. Of La Grange, Ind, was
the only out Of town guest. The
October mee-ing will be informal,
the place 20 be announced later.
Mis-. sherman Ellison. 1925 LIN
coin way f. was hostess last even
INK 20 the members Of the Phi Sig
ma sorority The affair was IN the
nature OF a farewell TO the mem
bers who are leaving for college
and included Miss Vcrnice Elbel VINO
leaves soon 20 attend Columbia uni
versity. Miss Helen Muessell for the
University OF Minnesota and Miss
Margaret Fulmer who goes TO Down
er college. Milwaukee A buffet
supper was served 10 IS guests AZ
$50 O'Clock from a table made at
tractive with garden flowers. Miss
Mary stauffer OF Rochester, Penn.
who IS visiting Miss Mary Russ, was
an out OF town guest
A one o'clock luncheon given
Thursday Afternoon at the home OF
Mrs J.. 8. LaPierre. 5O2 W. Colfax
av.. marked the first meeting Of the
season or the Mothers club. Mrs. Ia
Pierre was assisted by Mrs Archie
Graham. twenty-five guests were
seated a small tables bearing pref
~ certerpieces Of garden flowers.
The afternoon was spent informal
". Those present from out OF town
we're Mrs Cora p. Teprie Of Louis
willie. KY. and Mrs Minnie Leonard
Of Hollywood. Cal
An AL day meeting was held
Thursday at Potawatomi Park by
the members OF the Thursday club
with Mrs. o. F. Stevens and Mrs.
l.. F. Snyder as hostesses. A basket
dinner was served at noon to IS
MEMBERS and the afternoon was Civ
en- TO a program presented by Mrs.
n Hughes who gave q talk on "PO-
tawatomi-Past and Present" and
Airs. Bert Gerpheide who discussed
The subject Forestry" A memoir
AL for the late Mrs. Charles Bas-
kell was read by Mrs. George Phil
lips In two weeks the club viii hold
an afternoon meeting at the home
Of Mrs. r. s. Webster. Niles av.
The Misses Genevieve and Imo-
gene Avery 434 S. Lafayette ST,
entertained with a miscellaneous
shower Thursday evening in honor
Of Miss Pauline Freshley. whose
marriage 20 Otto Toman OF Chicago
viii take place this month
The members OF the Phi Tau
Epsilon sorority were entertained
ThurAday evening at the home OF
Miss Ellen Neuland. s. 18th st.
River Park After a business meet
ing the remainder Of the evening
was spent socially and light refresh
ments were served to nine guests.
In two weeks the sorority will meet
with Miss Fannie Iapides. 1912 W.
Washington av.
The woman's Relief Corp was de-
iightfully entertained Thursday at
the farewell picnic or the season at
the GUNNER cottage OF Mr.. and Mrs.
George Dressler. at Eagle Lake FIJI
teen members OF the G.. a. r. were