South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-01
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one hundred guests attended the
lawn party given Friday afternoon
u.s. the S. Joseph Hospital Aid soci-
ctv. ON account OF the rain the
guests were received on the hospital
reranda. which was made at-rac-
live with a profusi0n 90 garden flow
ers. The program Of the afternoon
WAS opened hy talk given by The
president Of the society. Mrs. John
Grelf. who thanked che member
for their faI.h fll services OF the past
year 1Irs. George Schmidt gave d
report OF the sewing committee.
which was az follows. Eight dozen
table linen. eight dozen sheets. eight
dozen baby sheets. eight dozen nap
kius. two dozen rag rugs four dozen
splashers. four dozen pillow cases.
four dozen pillow covers. 81 dozen
towels. three dozen dresser scarfs.
six dozen washstaud covers. II dozen
bedside table covers besides the
marking and mendlng Of all linen
supplies Cor the hospital. a musical
program followed Miss AntOniette
Crockett giving two piano numbers.
"Iant0. by Cecil Scott, Miss vida
shorts. vloHnist. accompanied 10y
Miss Maud Weber. played Demand
and Response" by G. Taylor. and
schurosanude." by Kriestler. Mrs.
j.. J. Frank. Of Tennessee. pianist,
presented Twilight" by Turnil. aid
"Romance." By Jean Sibenses. VO-
cal numbers by Mrs. Julia Rode,
accompanied by Miss Maude Weber,
were open Secret by WO0dman.
THE star" by Roger, Rain" by
Curran. and Sunset by AleXan-
der Russell The address of the af-
ternoon was given by Rev. =. J. Car
roll. O.. s. c. who presented an in
spring talk on the accomplishments
OF the society and it's value 20 the
hospital Dainty refreshments We're
served by the chairman in charge,
0Ir8 l. w Mccain, and her commit
tee. which consisted OF Mrs. VII
liam Benitz Mrs. Edgar Stoddard,
Mrs. clyde smith. Miss GeneUeve
Howard and Mrs. Tom McGrath-
Mrs ". r. Geltz. 2O1 r. Wayne 81.
entertained with a luncheon AZ L
O'Clock az the Robertson Tea room
Friday. in honor OF her hOuseguest.
Mrs. A NJ. Jones. OF san Francisc
Gel. Places were laid for eight
guests az the luncheon table. which
was centered with n basket OF
Shasta daisies and Columbia roses.
Mrs s. J Knode. $40 y. Scott
ST.. assisted by Mrs Charles She'd
rick entertained the Home Workers
class OF St. PauFs NJ. r. church Fri
day afternoon The time was spent
socially and with needlswOrk and
Uyht refreshmsnts were served 70
ten members The class will be
entertained on the afternoon OF july
% at the home OF Mrs. william
Yena. 4dS y. CUshing 81
Miss Hazel Helen MaNheld and
Carl S. Karstcdt were married at
o'clock Thursday afternoon at the
parsonage Of the United Brethren
Conference Memorial church. Rev.
/. S. John performing the ceremony
After a wedding trip Mr.. and Mrs.
Karstedt viii be at home at 314 s.
Frankiil 81.
Frank Dodd. 1880 Kenwood av.
was honored last night with a sur
prise party given by his children
and other relatives. the occasion be-
ing his Sind birthday A four
course dinner was served at $50
O'Clock TO % guests. Mr. Dodd
was presented with a number OF
valued gifts.
The out-of-town guests included
his mother. Mrs. Rebecca Dodd OF
Rolling prairie and Mr.. and Mrs.
Edward Walterhouse and family OF
Bremen
Mrs James A Varier. Mrs. j.
Lawson Midgley and Mrs. Charles
Varler entertained with charming
lurcheon Friday afternoon az one
O'Clock at the Chain O. Lakes coun-
try club. The guests were seated at
ten tables IN groups OF twelve. the
tables being ceutered with icw
bowls Of Russell roses corn flowers
and feverfew. Music VS. furnished
Icy Harry Denny's orchestra. Among