South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-06-22

Mrs. Milton Moore. OF Cromwell.
Ind.
Miss Catherine Clapp. 1921 W.
Washington St. was hostess Wednes-
day az a charming one o'clock lunca-
con at the Robertson Tea room. COM
pllmenting Miss Helen Rusch and
Miss Charlotte Burns OF Chicago.
who are the houseguests Of Mrs.
Fred Higgins. 943 Riverside DR.. 4
lovely centerpiece Of pink roses and
carnations graeed the carefully ap-
pointed table at which were seated
10 guests. On Monday afternoon,
Mrs. Higgins entertained for Miss
kusch and Miss Burns at luncheon
and this afternoon they will be the
honor guests at a o'clock tea 10 be
given at The Chain o. Lakes Country
club by Miss Jean Krause. Park av.
Miss Mary Hyde entertained last
evening at dinner at the Chain O.
Lakes Country club honoring her
house guest. Miss Florence Frances
Reed Of Kansas City, 40. Garden
flowers formed the centerpiece OF
the table at which were seated 10
guests. other reservations for the
dinner were made by T. A. Hynes.
w. w. Sibley. DR.. II. l.. Cooper. r.
A. Higgins. Don King Stephenson,
Frank Christman. Clifford Kinds. W.
w. Warner. Y. Jones. Lyle Humble
and Donald Eldridge. Dancing began
at o'clock. the Toxic orchestra
playing the program.
Mrs. Patrick O.Brien, 732 W.
Washington av., assisted by Mrs. NJ.
G. Byerly. Mrs. James Mallon, Mrs.
j. Il. Bertlling. Mrs. ]. y. Weber
and Mrs. 1. w. Lower. entertained
the associate and active members
Of the Circle OF Mercy Wednesday
afternoon. The annual reports of
the year were read during the bust
ness session which was presided over
~ the president, Mrs. A. p Perley,
who also spoke few words of greet
ing 10 the associate and new mem
hers of the year. Mrs. Frank Green,
read the secretary's report and was
followed by that OF the treasurer
Mrs. j. J. Marcus. Mrs J. A
Stoeckley, chairman of the building
fund presented her report for the
year, after which an informal music
al program in charge of Mrs. Flora
/ Guthrie was given. Those appear
ing were Miss Virginia Guthrie and
Miss Charlotte Foster, of st. Mary's
College, who gave instrumental sell
| ections. Following the business
meeting tea was served in the dining
room from an attractive table, cent
cred with a basket of garden flowers
and lighted with pink tapers in silver
holders.
Mr. and Mrs. c. A Macdonald
ga Riverside dr., entertained with
a family dinner Wednesday evening
as a compliment to Miss FL Donna
Iontz and Arthur Royce Macdonald
whose marriage will take place sat
urday. The dinner table was at
tTactive with garden flowers and a
cCrsage of lavender sweet peas, Jap
I anese iris and pinl: roses marked
! the place of Miss Lon;z The guests
/ included besides the honor guests
\ Mrs. Joseph Z. viii ans. Mr.. and
I Mrs Harold z. Herr. Jacob Reamer
Miss Florence Reamer and Miss Alice
Bradley.
Mrs. f. L. Chilcote. z26 Z. Bart.
I lett St, was hostess Wednesday aft
ernon TO the members of the Ayu-
dOdora circle. During the business
meeting. Mrs. william {. Shanafelt
was elected president for the coming
ear. Others appointed to office were
Mrs. c. II. Baker, V-ce-president;
Mrs. ]. VI. Malmberg, Mrs Elmer
Eaicey. treasurer; Mrs. F. c. Noble
/ chairman of flower committee and
Mrs Elizabeth Nelson, social sec.
rotary. Following the social hour
/ light luncheon was served TO IL
! guests. On next wednesday even.
/ ing the members Will entertain theil
/ husbands at a o'clock dinner al
] Nappanee. Ind.
The Woman's Missionary society
OF the First NJ Z. church held g
regular meeting Tuesday Afternoon
I in the Friendship room OF tn,
church. During the business SEES
sion the following officers were
/ elected to serve next year. Mrs. II
/ +. Casteel. president; Mrs. A. E
Monger. vice-president: Mrs. II. A
| Tohulka, treasurer; Mrs. A H Tyler