South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-07
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a charming event q the early
week was the luncheon given al I
o'clock Tuesday AZ the Chain o
Lakes Country club by Mrs. Martin
Y Beiger a. a courtesy 20 her niece,
Alisz Sue d. Lorenzi. who leaves
soon g. spend The summer IN for
eIgn travel Mrs Beiger wore an
unusual gown Of Turkish embroid-
cry wits a hat ~ blue trimmed in
ostrich the same shade Miss de
Lorenzl was attractive in gown Of
white Canton crepe and q blue gard
en- hat with foliage trimming The
hostess was assisted los Mrs Joseph
de Lorenzi ir. and Mrs Frederick
Cunningham. The luncheon table
bore decorations suggestive Of the
contemplated trip OF the honor
guest. the color motif being or red.
white and blue Red and white
peonics and blue delphinium were
the fcwers chosen 90 obtain the de-
sired color effect Bon bon holders
IL the form % suit cases were the
guest favors. Hand decorated place
heard and carrying travelling bags
marked the places OF the following
guests: Miss dc LOrenZ. Mrs Fred
er,ok Cunningham. Mrs Joseph de
Lorenzi. jr Mrs James oliver H.
Mrs John r ReyQolds jr. Mrs
&c rgo Blair. Mrs George stephen
son. Mrs r. T. Sensenich. Mrs Fred
Bingham. Mrs Wiliomene Morrison.
Mrs " W Dodge Mrs Don King
Stephenson. Mrs. Lafayette lie Van
Porter. Mrs. Victor Jones. Mrs
George NJ Studebaker. jr., Mrs
Stanley A. Clarke. Mrs. Ralph Vein
richter. Mrs Robert Swintz. Mrs
Charles Arthur Carlisle. jr.. Mrs.
Donald McCollum. Mrs Willard
Fleming. Mrs Jed Oren. Mrs lie
Roy Clauer Mrs Lyle Humble. Mrs.
Albert Stephenson. Mrs. Harry S.
Badet Mrs. Edgar r Borley, Miss
Louise Studebaker. Miss Virginia
Sanders. Miss Marjorie Sweet. Miss
Catherine oliver and Mrs Oliver
Shlrer II Cleveland, o.
Mrs. +. r. Clapp 1921 W Wash
irgton av.. was hostess Tuesday af-
ternoon at a charming o'clock
luncheon at the Robertson Tea
room. The Il guests were seated at
a table bearing pink and white
srring flowers In a crystal basket.
The afternoon was spent al the
bridge tables at the home OF Mrs
Clapp the favors being given TO
Mrs William Benitz and Mrs. L. w.
McGann The out Of town guests
were Mrs. j A. McIlwee. Of Cali
fcrnia and Mrs Martin Joslyn. or
Detroit. Mich
The first OF a series OF afternoon
affairs 20 be given by Mrs Bernard
Z Myers. 81 Horatio ct. took place
Tuesday afternoon when the hostess
entertained 80 guests at I o'clock
luncheon bridge at Pleasant Hill
Farm. The afternoon was spent
playing bridge and the favors Of the
game were given TO Mrs II Weir
and Mrs. Tom Snow Mrs. Lewis Of
Cleveland and Miss Young OF Louis
vile. Ky, were the out OF town
guests on Saturday Miss Maude
Weber. Notre Dame av.. will enter
tain with an informal tea as a cour-
tesy 10 Miss Young who is a guest
or Mrs. Jack Young. Portage av. On
June 3 Mrs. Myers viii entertain at
another luncheon bridge at Pleas
ant Hill Farm.
a garden party was given Tues
day afternoon at the home Of Mrs
T. ]. Swantz. Riverside dr.. 20 the
members OF the College club. A buff
fet supper was served at O'Clock
on the lawn 20 40 guests The host
esses for the affair were Mrs. Neil
Robertson. Mrs w Hardy. Mrs
William Bursch, Miss Genevieve
Hopkins. Miss Miriam Dunbar and
Miss Ethel Montgomery.
Mrs. L. J Harwood. 952 Riverside
dr.. was hostess at an informal tea
Tuesday afternoon honoring the 27
new members OF the Women's For
e.gn Missionary society of the First
n F church Assisting Mrs Har-
wood were Mrs r r. Berner. Mrs
+ p Nicely Mrs. K. c. DeRhodes
Mrs holm Deacon. Mrs w w Nap
per Mrs r l. Frame. Mrs f.