South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-04-27

the gueUs enjoyed supper in the
W-e4z-wood room OF the oliver
hotel Columbia roses formed the
attractive ceuterpiece OF the table al
which were seated Is guests.
Mrs. J. C.. Reynolds 307 Horato
Ct. and Mrs. Lew Fleming were
hostesses Wednesday 40 "a O'Clock
luncheon given az the Robertson Tea
room. their guests being the mem
beers OF their ridge club. Narcissi
and yaried-hued tulips formed
lovely centerpiece for the luncheon
table at which were seated - guests.
The afternoon was spent at the nome
Of Mrs Reynolds at the bridge
tables. the favors being given 10 Mrs.
Charles Stahl and Mrs. L. A. 5.
wood.
Miss Mary Russ. 40 W Washing
ton av.. was hostess Wednesday
evening 70 the members of the Phi
Sigma sorority. A buffet supper was
served at $50 o'clock TO is guests
from a table centered with a basket
OF lavender and white sweet peas
and yellow daisies The evening
I was spent socially. following "A short
business session. The next meeting
/ viii be held at the home Of Miss
/ Esther Hoke. Leland av. in two
weeks.
Miss Jean Wheelock, Park av.. was
! hostess at a o'clock luncheon We'd
nesday afternoon at Pleasant Hill
/ farm The affair honored Mrs.
7 Frank Wescott. of Cheyenne. Wyo.,
+ who is the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
/ James L. Wilson. Ophelia roses and
I fresia in silver baskets formed lovely
/ centerpieces for the small tables, at
which covers were placed for 20
+ guests The afternoon was spent at
the bridge tables, the. favor being
won by Miss Mary DuShane.
The Wednesday Luncheon Bridge
club was entertained at a o'clock
luncheon Wednesday at the Robert
son Tea room, the hostesses being
Mrs. william Devail 31S 5. Franklin
ST.. Mrs Albert Muessel. Mrs. La
Rue Smith and Mrs. c. L. Smith.
Spring flowers I'm a crystal vase
f, formed the centerpiece of the table.
at which were placed covers for ~
members. Bridge followed at the
home OF Mrs DevaiI and the favors
for the afternoon were given 10 Mrs
TX. Lederer, Mrs Albert MuesseIl
and Mrs. C.. l. Smith. On May 10,
Mrs. Ralph Osborne. 1893 Woodward
av.. viii be hostess to the members
at luncheon at the Robertson Tea
room
Mrs. J. L. Werner. 722 z. Dubail
av., was hostess Wednesday after
noon TO the members of the Cen
tennial club. In the regular contest
Mrs. Elmer Essex who won the
favor while Mrs. Walter Fred
erickson and Mrs L. T. Gears
contest 4 : O'Clock luncheon
vas served TO II members at a
table bearing the decorations Of
blue and gold and centered with
spring flowers. The next meeting
pace of the club will be announced
later
The Olive Dunn Mission circle
held a regular business meet Tues
day evening at the First NJ. E
church. Supper was served at $3.50
I o'clock and the program Of the
evening consisted of a playlet, IN
dia Street Scene" given by Mrs
Lucy MCC1intock. Mrs Jessie Kin
ney and Miss Alvinia Nitsche. Miss
F Margaret Geyer led the devotionaIs
and talks were given by Miss Mil
dred Frederickson and Miss Lucille
NcFann on South America and
Africa. A contribution OF fifty dol
D lars was presented 10 the retirement
o fund TO be given in the name of
p Hiss Olive Dunn. formerly of this
> city. on May % the circle will be
entertained at the home of Miss AL
vinia Nitsche. 1904 Lincoln Way W.
NishawaNa.
The Misses Edythe and Gertrude
Brown, w. LaSaEe av.. entertained
the Shakespeare club Wednesday
D afternoon at their home. Twelve
members were present and after a
short business session. Mrs. W. H.
Brugger reviewed the book. my
SON by Cora Harris. The next
meeting will be held on the after
noon Of May 10 at the home of Mrs.
p IT. f. Westervelt. n. Lafayette blvd
The annual election of officers will
take place al that time
Mrs. James Clemens, S13 Dia-
mond av. entertained the members
Of the Fancy Needleworkers club
Wednesday afternoon. The after
noon was spent socially and with
needlework. Luncheon was served
to- II members. In two weeks the
club viii meet again at the home Of
Mrs. Rose Jester. Milton av.
Tho chorus choir OF the First NJ
r. church was entertained Tuesday
evening at the home Of Rev and
Mrs. A r. MonEer. y. Main st. The