South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-24
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In celebration OF her 18th birth
day adversary. Mis- Helen Lancas-
ter. AL W. Wayne St. entertained
with a buffet supper Thursday even
ing. Supper was served 20 p guests
az Z o'clock from a table graced
with a basket OF pink roses. Pink
candles IN silver holders completed
tae appointments. The guests were
Miss Marjorie Bryan. Mss Lois
Huber. Miss Jean Snead. Miss Cath
crime Day. Sfiss Mary Louise Page.
Miss Helen Miller. Mss Isottle Cor
don. Miss Lucy Hodson. Miss Virgin
Ia Guthrie, Miss Mildred Lancaster.
John +. Cray. Edward Don Miller.
TzArI Hurley. Alfred Ryan. John
WoolvertOn, Harvey Reed. A ID.
Iynard. Stanley Bradbury. Edward
Burns. George Barry. william Def
lsrery and Paul Cunningham. Fol-
lowing supper the party chaperoned
by Mrs. Charles Lancaster and Mrs.
LYDIA Sawyer attended the Scholar
ship dance at the Oliver hotel
Mrs. A. 3. France. 504 Oliver an
mex. was hostess at a 4 o'clock tea
given Thursday afternoon in the Ro-
bsrtson Tea room. her guests being
the members Of the Mothers club.
geventeen members and one guest.
<frs. u. +. Perkins, OF Altoona, Pa,
were present. Preceding the tea a
short business meeting was held at
the home OF the hostess This even
ing the members and their husbands
Wal be entertained with a z o'clock
dinner TO be given at the home Of
Mrs. J. W. Shldler. w. Navarro st.
Assisting Mrs. Shidler are Mrs.
George F'uImer. Mrs. Charles Muir
dock, Mrs. George Wilmer and Mrs.
Edward Wilmer.
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The members OF the South Bend
Woman's club held an all day meet
ing Thursday at the home Of Mrs.
Walter TIldebrand. 625 Riverside
DR.. Luncheon was served at noon TO
20 members and the time was spent
sgwing for the bazaar and for the
Children's Dlspensary.
The Scholarship club entertained
with an Informal dance Thursday
evening in the Rotary room OF the
Oliver hotel. The affair was given
for the off-campus students OF Notre
Dame university. One hundred and
seventy guests were in attendance
and Denny's orchestra played the
program for dancing.
Ant inter esting and var
led program featured the regular
meeting Of the Thursday club which
met Thursday afternoon with Mrs
Isabelle Grieger, 1147 Cleveland av.
Roll call was responded TO with
why We Are Thankful" Mrs. L. +.
Snyder read a paper on The Postal
System" and gave a report on the
county convention OF federated clubs
which was held in this city, Nov. 10
The New York stock Exchange. 4"
was ably discussed by Mrs. Marshall
Hughes and Mrs. J. c. Otis gave a
i've minute talk on The Story OF
Thanksgiving. The next meeting
will take place Dec. at the home
OF Mrs. Elmer Webster, 1851 Wood
ward av.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Cleis. ia z.
Marion St. assisted by Mr.. and Mrs,
r. NJ. Jackson entertained Thursday
evening at a z o'clock dinner the
members OF the Old Time Friends
club. Chrysanthemums of varied col
ors. formed the attractive center
piece OF the tables at which % guests
were seated. The evening was spent
Informally.
The Three O'Clock club met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home Of
Miss Mary WescO, SIT y. St. Louis
blvd. The members attending were
Marie Brothers. Mary Gillen. Ger
trude Mickels. Genevleve Beebe and
Dorothy Thorton.
The afternoon was spent with
needle work followed by a luncheon