South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-12-02
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A mos. attractive program was
presented FRIDAY afternoon before
tho members Of the Civics and phil
anthrOpy department OF the Pro-
grsss club and their guests. when a
varied Offering Of Hungarian dances,
musical selections and readings was
presented by local Hungarian talent
under the supervision OF Mrs. oscar
Won Barandy. Hungarian Progress
in the Fine Arts and in Music. was
the subject which Aladar Hambor-
sky chose for his interesting dis
course. Beginning with the cultur-
al period OF Hungary. the speaker
gave a survey OF the noted men OF
that country and their attachments.
At times, he diversed from his sub
Ject 20 add the charm OF personal
touch. which made his address a de-
light In contrasts. Following Mr..
HambOrsky's talk, Mrs. Eugene Phil
lips pleased with a group OF piano
selections from well-knOwn Hungar-
ian composers. Folk dances by
Mrs " Muszer. Miss Mary PABLO.
Ms =. Weger Miss Mary Cscrezny-
SAX, Miss a. Horvath, proved a fea.
ture OF the program. Joseph Fis-
choff. viOlinist. pleased with two
numbers. Indian Lament" and as
an encore, "Falu Rosa" a read
ing. entitled. THE Clergyman of
Cinkota." given by Mrs. Julia Fis-
chon. was especially well received.
Following the social hour, a Hun
garian luncheon was served 10 loo
guests, by girls in native costume.
Mrs. Won Barandy was assisted By
Mrs. Henry Gordon and the lunch
con was served by the Misses Petra
? Beck and Mary oe Miller assisted
q by the six Hungarian dancers. The
ahair was one Of the most delight
fui in the history OF the depart
ment. A short business meeting was
held at O'Clock, Mrs. Lutte Baker
Gum. presiding.
Honoring Miss Catherine Duggan,
q whose marriage 70 DR.. r. W. Will
cox OF Elkhart. Ind. takes place
this morning, Miss Genevieve Horke.
42i \. Francis St. entertained with
, a miscellaneous shower Friday eve
ming After an evening spent in
formally. luncheon was served to "a
guests from table attractive with
a centerpiece Of pom ron chrysan-
themums.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Drain and
son. Robert. 1921 Lincoln way w,
spant THANKSGIVING day at Ligonier,
Ind. the guests Of Mr. Drains par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Daniel 3. Drain,
-
ding anniversary with a family din
. ner. Others attending from this city
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Drain and
Mr. and Mrs. NimOn Smith and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. F. HAST. SIS s.
Fellow St. announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Leona, TO
George A. Ward, Of Cleveland, o.,
son OF Mrs May Ward, 1915 s
Michigan ST. No date has been set
for the wedding.
The last affair given in honor OF
Miss Catherine Duggans, 1907 Cleve-
land av.. who is TO be married this
morning at 10 O'Clock to DR.. r. W.
Wilcox. of Elkhart, Ind. was a
social at the home Of Miss Gene
We've Horka. 42O y. Cypress 81.
Twenty guests were present and the
evening was spent playing bunco.
The favors were won by Mrs. C. T..
4. Lad and Miss Eudora Smith. A
buffet luncheon was served in the
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. J. ". Waters, 42l
W. Navarro St. have announced the
engagement Of their daughter Miss
Lois la Waters TO Kenneth 3.
Jones. OF ST. Paul, MINI. The an
8 nouncement was made Thanksgiv;ns
Z Day at "a family dinner given by
Mr.. and Mrs Waters. Places were
laid for 10 guests at a table Gttrac-
lively centered with yellow and
white crysanthemums. The guests
included Mr.. and Mrs. !. a. SheTk,
OF Warren. H.. Herbert Jackson.
& OF Fort Dodge. Ia. and Mr.. and Mrs.
r. r Arbogast. Of this city. De"
oember Goth is the date set for the
wedding OF Miss Waters and Mr..
Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Cavanaw, OF
Ardmore Heights announce the
marriage Of their daughter, Hazei
TO william Armour. son OF Mr.. and