South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-09-16
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In Observance % REGENTS day. q
.. A r luncheon vas given Fri-
day afternoon al O'Clock az the
home on Niss Roiene Abbot. 11z3
Riverside dr.. ASSISTING Miss Abbot.
were Mrs j. ". Hunter. Mrs. Hugh
= Duunahoo. Mrs. G. ". COen. Mrs
j. Rulo. Mrs J. 81. Gibbs and Niles
J. p. HoagIand F0rty-twO members
1nd guests We're present ard Mrs.
s. Crump1ckcr outlined tho coming
years WORK. Plans were made fer
card party 20 be held the latter
part OF October FOR the benefit for
the d. 4 r benevolent fund Mrs.
Stuart McKibbeu was a guest and
those attending from out Of town
were Mrs ". p. White Of Indiana
polls and Mrs. Edward Warner OF
Sheffield. III. TIE next meeting will
take place oct. 90 at which zine
The members viii be entertained
with a luncheon at the home of Mrs.
s.. Crumpacker Portage av.
The first meeting Of the season Of
the Scholarship club was a tea Civ
en- Friday afternoon al the home OF
the president. Mrs. David Gull
fcyle. $40 ". LaSalle av Presiding
a. ne tea table made lovely with
fail garden flowers were Mrs. Ell
Seebirt. Mrs. Walter Bloomfield.
Are. F. G. Toepp and Mrs. Rather
inc Twomey. Thirty-dve members
were present and final arrange
ments were made for the first dance
TO be given by the club IN the Ro-
tary room OF the oliver hotel on
Sept. %.
Mrs a G. Rumpf was reelected
president OF the Worth While cir
Gle OF the First II. +. church at a
regular meeting held Friday after
neon at the home OF Mrs. Homer
Robinson. 815 Arch av Others ap-
pointed 20 office were Mrs g. Kach-
el. president: Mrs j w Eas-
tep. treasurer: Mrs. i. +. Maurer.
secretary and Mrs. Walter Fass-
nacht. assistant secretary During
the social hour dainty refreshments
were served 20 80 guests The as
>eisting hostesses were Mrs. Arthur
Jones. Mrs. Walter EHssnacht, Mrs.
Carroll Pollock and Mrs. Freder-
lex Haas.
As a courtesy to Miss Lorette'
FrlndlviIle Of Philadelphia. Pa, Mr..
ard Mrs Fred Keller. SIS Arch
av.. entertained informally at din
aer last evening at the Chain o
Lakes country club Garden flowers
composed the centerpiece of the
ia bic at which covers were placed
for six guests. Reservations for
Saturday were made by r. II.
Horst for four guests at luncheon
and ". Silbey for ten guests at din
ner
Mrs. r. W. Good. 111S Woodard
av.. entertained the members Of
the Woman's Auxiliary of West
minister Presbyterian church FRI
day afternoon. Plans were made
during :he business session for a
delicatessen sale 70 be held oct. IS
at the home OF Mrs Keough. 11O1
Cleveland av.. and for Christmas
ArALdas TO Ut gwen AfN-s q MS L.
Z Martin. accompanied by Mrs. c.
4. Bacon. pleased with a group or
songs after which a social hour
was enjoyed and refreshments serv-
cd 70 43 guests. The next meeting
viii be held oct. 20 at which lime
Mrs l. c. Whitcomb, Edgewater
place viii be hostess.
Mrs. Mae Sieden and Mrs. Ger
trudo Chamberlain. 724 Portage av.,
entertained Is guests informally
Friday evening at their home as
courtesy 10 Miss Cleva Richards. o;
Ia Grange. Ind. The evening vas
spent with music and dancing
Among the guests were several from
Elkhart
Mr. and Mrs W. W. schneider.
SIC Park av.. announce the engage
ment OF their daughter. Miss Mary
Louise Schneider. and William
Charles Dunbar. son OF Major and
Mrs. Charles Dunbar. OF Hamilton.
O.. Miss Schneider is a student OF
the Chicago Art Institute and has
attended the University OF WisCon-
sn ~ Madison. Wis. Mr. Dunbar
received his education IL Scotland
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