South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-06
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Mrs Pred Cook. 1904 Woodward
av.. entertained with charming
luuchC0n-br.dgo at che chain o..
Lakes Country club wednesday aft
ernoon hororirE her houseguest.
Hiss Merle Chubb of Mount Clemens
1llch. Luncheon was served at
O'Clock az carefully appointed
table bearing centerpiece of garden
lowers- Covers were placed for
eight guests The afternoon was
spent az the bridge tables and the
favors were won hy Mrs =. IS Nc
Cn,1m and AIRS Lew Fleming
1Tr and Mrs j. g Rauseh 221f
p. Calvert So. entertained a. z
clock dinner Tuesday evening.
Garden flowers formed lovely
centerplecs of the table. at which
covers were placed for nine guests.
The evening was spent Informally.
The out OF town guests were Mr..
and Airs. Charles a. Gamble. Mr.
and Mrs. Louis Berger. Miss Alice
Sherman. Rockford Gamble and
Edward Horn of Chicago Mr.. and
1Irs. Berger left Wednesday for q
months stay az Boston. Mass, while
sir. and Mrs. Cam BILE and family viii
remain ln the city for a week as the
guests OF SIR and Mrs Bausch.
Mrs laura West. sos Berlin Ct.
Allshavvaka. was hostess wednesday
afternoon 20 the members Of the
Fancy EeedIewOrkers club. After
short business meeting the time
was spent socially and a buffet
luncheon was served from an at
tracffve table conferred with garden
flowers to - members and four
guests. on July 1e. the club viii
hold It's annual picnic at Riddles
Lake Ind,
Miss Dora r.. Kittrel. who viii be
married August 10 20 Grant Bar
bou-. Of Chicago. was the honor
guest at a I O'Clock luncheon Tues
day given by Mrs i. J. Hines. 1911
Lincoln way w. Pink and white
carnations I'm crystal baskets formed
the attractive centerpleces Of the
small tables at which were seated
IS guests. a corsage OF pink sweet
peas marked the place of Miss Kit
trell- Mrs. s. Patterson. Of Indian
apoiis. was an out-of-town guest.
Mrs Richard EThel, Mrs. Z. G..
Retiring and Mrs. O.. Fassra.ht who
attended the Biennial OF the General
Federation OF Wopen's Clubs held
last week az Chatauqua. ~. ". were
the weekend guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Alexis FOuruier az their home at
East Aurora. ~ y. Mr.. and Mrs.
Fourier returned only last week
from their honeymoon spent at
lake George. n Y. Mr.. Fourier
has a spacious studio on a pictur-
esque site adjoining the Roycroft
estate and 30 is filed with rare
works OF art including many orig
inal paintings of the Barbaon ar
fists haud-tooled books and auto
graphed works OF celebrated au-
thors. Tn one corner, unique writ
ing desk of Daublguey stands. which
the artist IcouEht Ehere from Eu-
rope The South Bend guests also
visited the Boycroft colony and
noted espe sally that Fournier'
works hang exclusively in the chapel
which I'm itself is considered build
Ing OF rare beauty. one mural
Pipes Of PAN seems to attract the
art lover and every year many go
there TO view this one piece Of work
alone on Sunday. the party visited
the famous Albright gallery and the
Twentieth Century Womans club at
Buffalo. n. y.
Miss Jessie Hagenbach, formerly
OF his city. but now a resident of
Dallas. Tex. was united In marriage
"a Lisle Huford. OF Beaumont. Tex
Monday evening at the parsonage OF
the Dallas First Baptist church
Miss Irere Huford, sister of the
groom. ne bridemaid. wore a gown
Of orchid coIored taTeta and carried
an arm bouquet OF sunburst roses
Lester Huford. cousin Of the groom
acted as best man The bride wore
a gown OF white canton crepe com
bined with lace and the bridal veil
was fashioned Of Spanish lace. Her
shower bouquet was of roses
and valley lilies. After a motor trip
through the southern states. Mr.. and
Mrs Huford VIII make their home
at Beaumont
Nine members Of the D. and d