South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-09

appointments OF the luncheon table.
the centerplece being formed OF yell
low pom pon hrysanthemums. Vel
low candles in silver holders com
pleted the tasteful decoration. Places
were laid for Miss Salinger. Mrs.
Herbert +. Wolf. AIRS. Albert Steph-
enson. Mrs. J. Donald Lower. Miss
Florence Sannger, Mss Bernice Lipp-
man and Miss Belle Livingston.
Mrs. A. II. Heller. Riverside dr..
pleasantly entertained the members
Of the Ayudadora circle wednesday
afternoon. The time was spent in
formally and dainty refreshments
were served 70 20 guests. In two
weeks, Mss Nealson y. Lafayette
blvd. Will be the hostess
The Centennial club met Wednes-
day afternoon at che home OF Mrs.
Henry Denslow, 174O Leer 81. The al
ternoon was spent socially and in
the guessing contest the favor was
won BY Mrs Walter Frederickson.
In two weeks. Mrs. L. l. Werner. r..
Dubail av.. will entertain the club
AL,ther charming luncheon was
the one given by Mrs. Lee .. Mason.
529 S. Carroll st. at the Robertson
Tea room. as a courtesy 10 Mrs. Z.
w. De Camp. who will leave next
week 10 reside in Cincinnati, o. Ten
guests were seated at the table which
was centered with an artistic ar
rangement Of yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS
a delightfully."- informal affair II
Wednesday was the tea given by
Miss Mary Hyde at her home, 26Q2
Lincoln way w, 70 introduce her
house guest, Miss Frances Reed, OF
Kansas City. Mo, Fifty guests were
received between the hours Of 3 and
8. The tea table was lovely with its
centerpiece of American beauty roses
softly lighted with red shaded
candles in silver holders. Red
chrysanthemums and quantities of
bitter sweet added 10 the attractive
ness Of the reception rooms. Presid-
ing at the tea table were Miss Fran
ces Salinger. Miss Catherine Coon
ley. Miss Helene Westervelt and Miss
Sarah Lippincott. Among the guests
were, Mrs. Edward Fell Lukens, Jr,
Of Toronto. with her sister. Miss
Mary Russ and Miss Ruth Harring-
ton, of Providence. r. l., and Miss
Margaret Wallace, of Peoria, H.,
with Miss Jeanne Grouse.
Mrs Esther Anwander, 500 y.
Michigan St, was hostess Tuesday
evening to the members of the Mara
thon club. Fifteen guests spent the
evening informally and in a contest
the prize was won by Ms. Edward
Weaver. The next meeting will be
held Tuesday evening with Mrs.
Harry Bast. EOS Ohio st.
The Sisters Of Ruth OF Zion Evan
gelical church met Tuesday evening
at the home of Mrs. A. Curry, S24
Sherman av. Twenty-Five members
were present and spent the evening
with needlework. The annual cleo
ton of officers was held resulting in
Mrs. A. Geist being chosen president:
Mrs. u. Pfister. vice president; Mrs.
A. Beehler. secretary: Mrs. J. Helt-
vel, treasurer, and Mrs. G. c. Hewitt.
reporter. The next meeting will be
held Dec. with Mrs. T. Foster. $50
S. Francis st.
The Epworth league OF the I'm
manuel NJ. f. church held a social
evening Tuesday with Mrs. Frieda
Hambay, 1905 s. Main st. The pro-
gram was based On the prominent
Bible charact ers and was presented
by Mrs. w c. Donovan. Mrs L. II.
Koehnemaun, Miss Lydia Koch and
Allen c. Koenig. In the contests the
prizes were awarded Mrs. Koehne-
mann and Paul Krienke. Twenty
FIVE guests were present. The next
meeting VIII be held December .
with the Misses Katherine and Lydia
Koch, 241 f. Broadway.
Mrs. Florence Swindeman and
Louis Mason, of EtEa Green were
married Wednesday morning at 8
O'Clock at the parsonage of the First