South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-05-30
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Honorinr col and Mrs Charles
Arthur Carlisle. who returned sun
fav from a trip 20 the Orient. Mr.
ana Mrs Charles Arthur Carlisle. IT.,
and Mrs Ralph Weinrichter. enter
rafned al dinner last evening al
carlisle Manor The table from
which the buffet dinner was served
wa. laid in the state dining room
and was decorated 20 represent
miniature formal garden OF pink
roses and fever-few. with an cleo
trio fountain In the center. Adding
TO tho charming effect was the soft
ueEf from Jar. nese lanterns Mrs.
Carlisle. SIR. wore gown of black
fhread lace. Mrs. Weinrfchter's
gown was Of Chanuuy black lace.
Mrs Carlisle. r.. wore frock Of
lavender taheta. The guests includ-
ed Dr. and Mrs. James L. Gardner.
Afr and Mrs z. @ Speed. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lafayette LEVIN Porter. Mr.
and Mrs. John Oomly Birdseu Mr..
and Mrs. Clement Srudebaker. Col
and Mrs George Milburn Stude-
baker. Mr. and Mrs Thomas ID.
Mott Mr and Me- Joseph u. oliver.
Mr and Mrs William u. O'Brien.
Mr and Mrs George l. o Brien. Mrs.
Patrfch o'Brien Miss Maria Stude-
baker Mr. and Mrs Howard WOOL
verton. Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Wool
verton. Mrs r. Louis Kuhns Miss
Esther Studebaker and Clement
studebaker III.
As a courtesy 10 Mrs J a. Nc
Ilwee. OF California. who is the guest
OF her daughter Mrs. L. w. Mccain.
Mrs. John Grief. 624 y. Notre Dame
Az entertained al a O'Clock lun-
cheon Monday afternoon. Varied
colored peonies were used in pro-
fusion for decorating the house
while silver baskets of Killarney
roses formed lovely centerpieces Tor
the small tables AT which were seat
cd q guests The afternoon was
spent az the bridge tabes, each
table receiving a favor. The win
ners OF the game were Mrs. F. II.
Wellington. Mrs. Frank Toepp, Mrs.
Thomas McGrath. Mrs. Ciyd smith
Mrs l.. r. Leedy and Miss Mary
Katts. OF Indianapolis.
Mrs. u. c.. Speed entertained with
charming I O'Clock luncheon
Monday afternoon in the Gold room
81 the oliver hotel The appoint
.merts Of the Iucheon table revealed
"a suggestion OF pink and white with
touch OF lavender, the centerplece
being formed OF mink peOnies Co
funbia roses. fever-few and wister-
ia. while tall silver vases OF the
same flowers graced each end OF the
table. Seated with Ms Speed were
Mrs. George NJ Studebaker. Sr-,
Mrs. John Comfy Birdsell Mrs. r.
Louis Kuhns. Mrs Howard Wool
verton. Mrs Harry a. Biggs. Mrs.
Thomas Mott Mrs Charles Arthur
Carlisle. ST.. Mrs. John j. Woolver-
TON. Mrs. George l. O'Brien. Mrs.
John F. Reynolds. Jr., Mrs. Joseph
do Dorenzi. Jr.. Mrs. William ID.
q O'Brien. Mrs Frank Iayr. Jr.. Mrs.
Joseph d. oliver. Mrs. G. A.
DauEherty Mrs. Horace L. Greene,
Mrs. Arthur n. Baker Mrs. Ralph
Weinrlchter. Mrs r L. Sensenich.
Mrs. Lafayette lie Van Porter. Mrs
L.uclan Horton. Mrs Frederick Gun
nirgham. Mrs Charles Arthur Car
isle. Jr., Mrs William Pratt, OF
Flkhart and Mrs. Oliver Shires. OF
Cleveland. O. The affair was given
as courtesy to the several guests
who are soon departing for the
summer.
Mrs. Emma c. Tescher. 81 y
TAYLOR ST.. entertained at $50
o'clock dinner Monday evening IN
celebration or the 18th birthday
anniversary Of her granddaughter
Miss Mary Louise Creviston. \
white birthday cake bearing rs Fink
candles formed the centerpiece OF
the table az which were seated Miss
Elizabeth Fulkerson. Miss Louise
Rarnan Miss Gertrude Dalrydale
Mr.. and Mrs Frank G Tescher and
Mrs Charles Creviston. The eve
ming was spent Informally
Honoring Miss Goidine Hurwich
whose enga cement 70 Bernard
tsreenberger OF Chicago. was recent
tx announced. Lester Hurwich was
aost at O'Clock dinner given or