South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-03-16
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The Eighth annual guest party OF
the Woman's Dining club was held
last evening In the Rotary room OF
the oliver hotel Dinner was served
80 z o'clock. tho guests being seated
10 small tables which were conferred
wIfn crystal candle holders con-
tanning yellow tapers surrounded By
Irish flags. The entire decoration
0f the ball room was carried out In
the coIors or green and gold. bal
looms OF green and gold being sus-
pended from invisible wires which
were Eaily decorated with steamers
~ the same shades During din
ner Mrs. Wallace KreiEhbaum. ac-
companied by Mrs. Dora Hershe-
now. sang Dawn by Curran. and
where Blossoms Grow" by Sans
Souo The Big Five orchestra play
cd during dinner and for the dance
which began az 2 o'clock, the grand
march being led by Miss Elizabeth
ReimOld and Joseph r. Nen. Sixty
guests participated in the affair.
which was one Of the most delight
fu. in the history OF the club.
Arthur T.. Hubbard appeared be-
fore the members OF the History de-
partment OF the Progress club al the
club house Wednesday afternoon be-
fore a large audience. Mr. Hubbard
chose for his subject. The Federal
Reserve System" which he ably dis
cussed from every angle in the en-
tertaining manner which character
lies his addresses. At the business
meeting which proceeded the lee
ture. plans were completed for the
program which the History depart
mept will present April ] 3 before the
general club. The next meeting Of
the department will be held April 3.
at which time Mrs r. w Young
VIII taik on How Laws Are Made"
The Wednesday Bridge club was
entertained at the home of Mrs A
s. Gerpheide. 224 S. Notre Dame av..
"wednesday afternoon The after
noon was spent at bridge the fav-
ors being given 20 Mrs Ralph Os-
borne and Mrs. Herbert Lederer.
After the game a twO-course lunch
con was served al a prettiIy appoint
ed table centered with a bowl OF
spring flowers at which covers were
placed for 10 guests. on March 9
Mrs A. " Long. Lincoln way w.
viii be hostess % the members.
The Shakespeare circle met We'd
nesday afternoon at the home OF
Mrs. ". r. Bruggner W Colfax
av Eleven mem bers were present
and each gave a current event as
the opening number Of the program.
Mrs. George a Fullmer presented
an Interesting talk ON her trip
through Florida by motor while sew
era letters were read from Mrs. II.
r. Westervelt. who is now I'm the
Orient by Mrs. W o. Williams and
Mrs. r. s. Sayre a social hour was
enjoyed and light refreshments were
SERVED. ON March % the circle
viii De entertained az the home OF
Mrs w e slower. $50 w. Navarro
street
Miss Grace Baker. 146 I.aporte av.
entertained the members OF the
Wednesday Bridge club at her home
Wednesday afternoon. At bridge the
favor was won by Miss Laura Har-
rts and after the game light refresh
ments were served 60 u members.
On March % the club viii meet at
the home of Miss Harris. Jefferson
blvd.
TSe Portage Home Economics
club held an an day session Wedues-
day az the home of Mrs Perry Korn.
0kra ri. Dinner was served at noon
20 IS mem bers. The afternoon pro-
gram was opened with the singing
OF the club song and America"
Mrs. william ellis lei tho discus
sion on What Is the Most Profitable
Way OF Raising Chickens" which
was followed 10y paper read by
Mrs- Charles Ullery on Caring and
Feeding Young Chicks Ms. Mary
Frazer save humorous reading for
the closing number The next meet
Ing or the club viii take place April
rs. at which time Mrs William
Shirk. oSra ri viii Doe hostess at
an ali-day session.
The Maids of Honor club held
their monthly meeting lt the home
Of Miss Helen Price 7t3 Blaine av..