South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-17
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ISIS MARIE MERRIAM and
Nj Mss Ros.na Roess,er enter
~ tanned with a formal dancing
party last evening n the Woman's
club. J. ~ s building Mrs. Edward
F. Roessle- and Mrs. F. O.. MERRIAM
chiffon vivet with panels % silver
Miss Roessler wore a gown OF Eas-
light green tafeta trimmed ia Cst-
rich and carried a black ostrich fan
Miss Merriam was sttired IN black
chiffon velvet with panneis o. silver
cloth and she carried fan Of silver
lace.
The ballroom was deliberately de-
corated IN red and green with a can
opy OF lattice work over the ceiling
while the side walls were graced
with panels OF poinsetu. Dancing
was enjoyed between the hours OF
s 20 u O'Clock the Joseph Ards
orchestra playing the program. Late
in the evening a bunet luncheon wns
served 70 100 guests
Invitations have been issued b
Miss Eliza beth =. Nayr and Miss
Sarah c. Bowsher for a tea-dance %
be given az the Indiana club on the
afternoon OF Dec. e.. the hours be-
Ing from two 10 five o'clock
HonorinE Miss Elsie Carlson.
whose marriage 20 Russell Hunt viii
take place next Saturday. Alfred
Weidmark and Mrs Axel Johnson
entertained at dinner last evening
at the Hotel LaSaue. The tables
were conferred with pink roses and
places were laid for Mrs. Floyd Horn
Mrs. Ivan Wendau. Miss Gertrude
Carlson, Miss Hilda Peterson. Miss
Esther Jacobson Miss Flossie Jester
and Mrs. Fred Lundquist OF EIkhart.
a miscellaneous showed for the
honor guest was featured following
dinner.
The Misses Julia Moss, kathryn
Page, Frances Jester and Mrs. MIR
lam Kupserer entertained with L
O'Clock luncheon ln the FlOrent!ne
room Of the Hotel I.aSaue Satr-
day honoriug Mss Elsa Carlson
whose marriage 20 Russell Hunt VIII
be an exent Of Christmas Day Eight
guests were seated at a prett.iy ap-
pointed table centered with a brides
cake. and a small corsaEe Of Butter
fly roses marked the place Of each
kuest.
The Music department OF the Pro
gress club Will present a program "
unusual interest Thursday afternoon
at the club. Lullabys of all nations
Will be given as follows. Mrs j. A.
Rode will sing group OF Scanda-
navian luIlabys, which will be posed
by Mary Jane Traver in costume.
Mrs w. X Bryan VIII present In
dian songs posed by Patsy Webster,
who Will also pose for the japanese
numbers given by Mrs George Full
mer. Mary Louise Morris viii pose
( for the French numbers which VIII
be given by Mrs T.. n Morris Mary
Agnes Harris VIII pose FOR the
American songs to be given by Mrs.
I. y. MCKibben. Jane MalOuey VIII
pose for her mother, Mrs. J. A.
Malloney IN Irish lullabys and the
Virgin song will be sung by Mrs 7.
A Maloney and posed by Mrs. Bur-
dette Staples and infant daughter.
Martha Ann Numbers will also be
given by a quarete including Mrs.
! George F'ulmer. Mrs. Guy staples.
Mrs. J. A Maloney and Mrs. ". Z.
Bryan.
The Phrathea class OF the First
VI. E church held their annual
Christmas party Friday evening az
the church. A short business meet
| ing was held and plans were made
/ for gifts for the white Christmas.
| Miss Irene Partiss pleased with sew
! eral readings and Miss Alviua Mitch
ey sang a group OF songs after which
Christmas presents were exchanged.
Rev and Mrs. Archibald Mcclure
W. washington Av- arc receiving
Informally this afternoon az a cour-
tesy 20 DIR. FREDERICK Lynch OF New
/ York. who speaks this morning az
the First Presbyterian church.
As a courtesy 20 Miss Lois wab-
tiers, whose marriage 90 Kenneth p.
Jones OF ST Paul MINI. will taxa
/ place Dec &c. N.es Wilma Burnur,
/ Navarro ST., entertained with one
/ O'Clock luncheon Saturday az the
/ Robertson Tea ROM Covers wers
placed for eight guests az "a tabis
/ bearing a lovely ceuterulece Cf It,c
and white roses.