South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-11

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0'Neel was chairman OF the commit |
tee in charge of the affair and Miss
Mary Mclnerny and luss Pauline
Mcnamara were in charge OF re-
freshments while the decoration
committee included Miss Helen
Sweeney. Miss Mary Sweeney. Miss
Sell H-lser and Mss Bertha Fritz
OF.
The Frances willard y. 9. T. u.
met Friday afternoon az the home OF
Mrs. Fanny Roney, 31i +. Pennsyi-
varia av Reports were given by
Mrs T. ] Hawkins and Mrs. John
Davidson on the convention held re-
Gently ~ Wabash. Ind. During the
social hour light refreshments were
served 90 Is members The next
meeting will be held the second FRI
day IN December at the home Of
Nrs. John Davidson. 412 Z. Indiana
az.
The members % the s.. Peters
Sewing circle held an afternoon
meeting Thursday az the church.
Sixty members were present and tho
hostesses were Mrs. George Leach.
AIr- Isaac Calvert and Miss Barbara
Burner. The next meeting will be
held Nov. % at the same place.
The j. H. club was entertained
Thursday evening at the homo OF
Miss Florence Walters, 1922 Miami
ST. The members spent the even
ing socially and light refreshments
were served. On Nov. %, Mrs.
Blanche Dowrey. 222 Paris St. Will
be the hostess.
One hundred guests attended the
Armistlce dance given last evening
at the Oliver hotel. The Toxic or
chestra played for dancing.
South Bend Review No. 4 met Fri
day evening with sc members pres
ent Plans were made for a Christ
mas party for the children Of the
members on Friday evening, Dec.
p.
One OF the largest affairs Of the
week was the tea Friday afternoon
which was given By Mrs. G. r. Russ
and Miss Mary Russ at their home,
40 ". Washington av. The at
fair honored Mrs. Dwight Warner
Russ. a recent bride, Mrs. Edward
Fell Lukens, Jr.. of Toronto, and
Mrs. +. J. Greeley, Of San Francisco,
Cal. About 100 guests were re-
ceived between the hours of and 6
among them being Mrs ~ Wallace
and Miss Elizabeth Wylie. Of Wash
ington, Pa. the house guests OF Miss
Ruth Moredock. Miss Beatrice War
Her, OF Saginaw, Mich. With Miss
Margaret Manning and Miss Frances
Reed, of Kansas City, with Miss
Mary Hyde.
The tea table was conferred with a
bowl OF gold and bronze pom pom
chrysanthemums andt lighted with
white tapers in silver holders. As
sisting the hostesses We're Mrs.
George Williams, Of MishawalSa,
Mrs. X. e. De Rhodes. Miss Evelyn
Fulmer, Miss Maude Weber, Miss
Margaret Manning and Miss Gather
Inc Coonley. Lavender and yellow
chrysanthemums were effectively
used in the reception rooms.
Miss Frances Salinger. who has
been the recipient OF many social
hOnors this week and Miss Frances
Reed Of Kansas City. Mo. who Is
visiting Miss Mary Hyde. shared
honors Friday at the luncheon given !
by Miss Bernice Lippman at 1 o'clock
at the Robertson Tea room. The
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white chrysanthemums and the
place OF each honor guest was mark
ed by a corsage Of sweet peas. The
guests included Miss Salinger. Miss
Reed, Mrs Edward l.. Peacock, Mns. |
Herbert Wolf. Mrs Leon Living
ston. Mrs. Raymond Schwab, Mrs.
Woodland Jeschle. Miss Florence Sal
niger. Miss Mary Hyde. Miss Belle
Livingston, Miss MadelOn Shidler.
Miss Catherine Coonley Miss Helene
Westervelt, Miss Mary Louise
Schneider and Miss Genevieve Shid-
Ter.
Another affair honoring Mrs. z.
". DeCamp, who is leaving next
week for Cincinnati to reside. was
the luncheon given at 1 o'clock FRI
day afternoon by Mrs. William
Krumm. SIS Ashland av. A basket
Of varlgated chrysanthemums cen
tered the carefully appointed table
at which were seated Mrs. DeCamp.
Mrs a. c. Murdoch, Mrs. L. W. Nc
Gam. Mrs. Lew Fleming, Mrs. Yer
non Hastings. Mrs. Lee c. Mason.
Mrs G. o. West. Mrs. Claude Camp
bell. Mrs. Ted Nicar. Mrs. Wilbur
Myers and Mrs. Bernard Myers
Following luncheon the afternoon
was spent at the bridge tables.
Mrs. Robert Milton and Mrs. A.
Howard Gushing entertained with
the second of a series OF buffet
luncheons on Friday afternoon az
the home OF Mrs. Gushing. sos ".
Washington av. The luncheon table