South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-02-24
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Honorne Miss Helen Burke.
whose MARI sge ~ william casper
kobiu II Indianapolis win take place
next month. Miss Gertrude Green
HIatt 100 r. Paris st. entertained
- tea Thursday afternoon. Miss
Freda Hershenow assisted IN receiV-
iuR 35 guests between the hours Of
and s o'clock. Presiding at the
tea table lovely with It's silver bas-
ket or OphelIa roses and pink tapers
ln silver holders. were Miss Frances
saunger. Miss Frances Harrington
and Miss Ann Sparks. The out-of-
town guests were Miss Esther Burke
az Rockford H. Mrs Fannie Kobin
OF Philadelphia Pa and Miss Ann
Sparks % SO Louis. Mo This after
noon. Miss Kathleen GuilfoyIe. $50
W Lasalie av. viii be hostess at tea
a. a courtesy % Miss Burke and 10
Miss Florence Guthrie, bride OF the
early spring
The Kappa Phi Sigma sorority met
a the home Of Miss Julia Boyer, SIS
" Wood ST.. Thursday evening.
During the business session. an cleo
sion Of officers was held. resulting in
the appointment Of Miss Kathryn
Faulkner president; Miss Julia
Boyer. vicc-president. Miss Nina
Hutch lnsou secretary; Miss
Gretchen Milburn. treasurer. The
remainder Of the evening was spent
socially and a two-c0urse luncheon
was served TO nine members. The
sorority viii be entertained on the
evening OF March . at the home OF
Miss Kathryn Faulkner 53s w. Col
faz as
Acts two and three Of the opera,
"Shanewis.' were presented by the
Music department OF the Progress
CLUB 40 the club house at 3 o'clock
Thursday afternoon. Miss May APP
pleEate read the story Of the opera
while Mrs. Walter Fassnacht and
AIRS. Russell Miller had charge OF
the musical program which was "a
follows. Vocal duet. Mrs. Elmer
Essex and Mrs. Walter Fassnacht,
accompanied by Mrs. Russell Miller:
vocal solo by Mrs. Essex; vocal solo
by Mrs. Rodney Talcott: cello solo
by Miss Nellie Woolman. accom-
panied by Miss Lillian Anderson.
on March Q the department will pre-
sent Act one of the opera Fairy
land
Mrs. r. @. Koos. S2i Park av.. as
sisted by Mrs Donald A. Hines,
Mrs. Floyd Deabl Mrs. Alfred Nal
ling and Mrs. Homer Robinson. en-
tertained at o'clock luncheon
the members Of the Quatorze club
Thursday afternoon Yellow tulips
and fresia formed the attractive
decorations for the table at which
were seated 10 guests Mrs d. F..
Fry reviewed the chapter Of the
study book and the remainder of the
afternoon was spent socially. The
club viii hold an afternoon meeting
on March at the home OF Mrs. Fry.
06o Woodward Az.
The Gftv-eiEhth annual reunion of
the Knights OF Pythias was observed
THURSDAY evening at the regular
family night meeting which was held
in the Tribune auditorium. J. A.
Swygart, chairman Of "A committee
OF - members. reported on the
proposed new home Elton Crepeau
gave several vocal selections fol-
lowed by vocal numbers rendered by
the Amphion quartet The re-
mainder Of tho evening was spent
socially
Mrs @. 7. Gaskil. 400 T.. Monroe
St.. assisted by Mrs. Ernest IIbrich
and Mrs. Earl Yost, entertained II
members Of the Thursday club at a
Washington tea Thursday afternoon.
Spring flowers and small flags were
used effectively for decorating the
house. The program OF the after
noon consisted OF fve-mnute talks
by the members on Our Presidents. 20
The annual banquet OF the club VIII