South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-31
SOCIRtNs


several dinner parties took place
last evening, a. the Chain o. Lakes
Country club although the regular
wednesday evening dance was omit
tcd because OF the larger AFFAIR
planned for Labor day Among
those entertaining were Mr. and
Mrs Rome G. Stephenson who gave
lu Informal dinner for eight guests
as q courtesy 10 their house guests,
H-s. Charles Suydam OF San Fran
cisco. Cal. and Miss Calesta Steph-
euson OF Indianapolis Miss Belle
Livingston was hoste.s TO eight
guests az dinner honoring Miss Ber-
nice Lippman whose engagement 10
Raymond Kiser OF Indianapolis was
recently announced Mr. and Mrs.
Simon Kiser OF Indianapolis were
among tho guests. other party res
orvatlons we're made by Mrs Forest
Hitler for eight guests. ]. Bowsher
for ten guests. DIT ] A. Duggan for
four guests. Christian Pretz for
seven guests J. Hutchins for four
guests. c. Harrop for FIVE guests and
George Robertson for seyen guests.
Mr. and Mrs Theodore KoehIer.
523 Riverside dr.. entertained at a Z
O'Clock dinner Wednesday evening
honoring Miss Louise Koehler. a
hrids-elect OF September. Eight
guests were seated at an attractive
~ appointed table bearing a basket
OF pink and white astors. Following
dinner the guests attended the per-
Torrance at the Orpheum This
evening Miss Koehler will be the
honor guest at dinner 20 be given
AZ the Jefferson hotel by members
'of the La Kotawajons club.
Mrs. L. w. McGann. 233 y. Michi-
gan St. entertained the members OF
her bridge club Wednesday at a
luncheon bridge. The affair hon
ored Miss Nell Tienken. Of Brooklyn.
y. Y. and Miss Mae Jonas. OF Sea
Cliff. l. T. a centerpfece Of yellow
garden flowers graced the luncheon
table and yellow tapers in silver
holders completed the appointments.
Covers were placed for II guests.
The afternoon was spent at the
bridge tables and favors were given
10 the honor guests.
The Fancy Needleworkers club
held an afternoon meeting Wednes-
day at the home OF Mrs. T. Cord
ray, 1903 s. Michigan ST. Ten mem
bers and two guests were present
and In the contests the favors were
won by Mrs. F. Reaves and Mrs.
Gouker. In two weeks the club will
be entertained az the home OF Mrs.
i. Reaves, 233 E. Donald St
Mrs. Howard Cranfl. sos CIeve-
land av., entertained wednesday at
ternoon at an afternoon bridge as
a courtesy 20 Miss Marie Voedisch
whose marriage 10 Paul Rumpf Will
take place next Saturday. Luncheon
was served at small tables centered
with vases OF yellow garden flowers
10 20 guests The favor at bridge
was won by Miss Sarah Witwer and
q favor was also given 10 the guest
OF honor. This afternoon Mrs.
Charles W. Schadt. 221 Marquette
nv. will entertain informally for
Miss VoedisCh and in the evening
Miss Helen Muessel and Robert
Muessel will give a dinner dance at
Christiana Lake
Eight friends were entertained
Tuesday evening at the home OF Miss
Irene Hiss. us E Cedar St. in
honor OF her house guest. Miss
Mayme Weston Of Detroit, Mich
The evening was spent at bunco, and
favors were awarded Miss Verada
S.sseI and Genevieve Hickey
Musical selections were given by
Mss Mayme Weston. The table at
which the guests were seated for
lunch was centered with a bowl Of
nasturtiums and garden flowers were
used Throughout he house
Mrs Fred woodward, 522 S. ST..
Joseph st. entertained with a tea
Wednesday afternoon at her home
as a courtesy 20 her niece, Miss
Harriet Harwood. who has Jus. re-
turned from spending the summer
IN Europe. Mrs. Lawrence Har-
wood assisted IN receiving tho guests
about 80 young girl friends Of Miss
IiarwoOd. Silver bowls OF pink
zinnla and blue delpbinium artis-
tically arranged formed the decora-
zion OF the table, which was lighted
With blue candles IN silver holders.