South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-10
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ninety guests enjoyed the excel
lent program which program which
was given before the members OF the
Ladies auxiliary ~ the order Of
the Eastern star Monday afternoon
.u the Masonic club rooms. The
opening number was piano solo hy
2Iize Irene Everett followed by vo-
cal SOLO given by Mrs. Timothy Sha-
uafelt accompanied by Mrs T. c.
Traver Mrs. W. O. Wegner enter
tanned with "a reading and Miss Gold
ie CrunwaId. vIolinist. accompanied
bv Miss Garnette CnOokIe pleased
with several seIectins Vocal mum
hers by Rev. F. G.. Meister accom-
panied by Miss Frieda Garten and
piano numbers by Miss Garten con-
cluded the program During the
social hour dainty refreshments
were served by the hostesses IN
charge. Mrs. Dorothy Earlier. Mrs
Ala Southworth. Mrs. Jessie Reice.
IRIS. Jennie Jewett. Mrs Bell Jack
son. Mrs. Fannie Drulinger and Mrs
Hanna Vogt Tn two weeks the aux.
Hilary viii meet again at the same
place.
There was a wei attended meet
ing o. the art department OF the
Progress club Monday afternoon al
o'clock At the club. Miss Fife
Pearl lines. teacher OF art in the
public schools gave an Instructive
talk on the Modern Tendencies ia
Sculpture" illustrating her subject
with lantern slides. she very intelli-
gently traced the changes In style
from the Greek down through the
period OF the Renaissance TO the
modern age proving that each sculp-
tor was influenced by conditions OF
the period IN which he lived The
Cubist and Futurist style being a re-
Election Of the modern age. The next
meeting viii be held oct. % at which
time Miss Gertrude Wiser vii have
charge OF the program. the topic 70
be Architectural Forms"
Mrs Isaac Kane Parks III Indi-
ana av.. Mishawaka. was hostess last
evening 10 the members or the Mu-
sicians' club. The evening was spent
Informally after a brief business
session and a buffet luncheon was
served 10 IS guests. The next meet
ing will be held in two weeks the
place 10 be announced later.
Mrs Clarence G.. LivengoOd. $50
Cottage Grove av.. entertained in
formally Monday evening as a cour-
tesy 10 Miss Ruth Entzian whose
marriage 20 Neal Il. Welch will take
place oct "a. Luncheon was served
TO 10 guests
Mrs F. ]. Powers, 1872 Arch av.,
was hostess at a 1 o'clock luncheon
given Monday afternoon at the Rob
ertson Tea room. The guests were
Mrs. Alfred Mailing. Mrs. Knowles
smith. Mrs. Conrad Adams. Mrs.
Charles schmidt Mrs W. II.
Mikesch. Mrs Thomas Hynes and
Mrs. J. Cauley.
A surprise party wos given Sunday
afternoon by Mrs. L. Heias S. Fran
els ST.. in celebration OF the birthday
anniversary OF her daughter. Pau
line. The hours were from 10 8
o'clock and two course luncheon
was served at o'clock 20 10 guests.
Contest favors were given % Doris
We'll. Margaret Troeber. Luella
He!ss. Dorothy Cans and Esther
Miller
Miss Ruth HolmberE 907 Portage
av.. entertained Saturday evening
with miscelIa neous shower. COM
pliment.ng Miss Ellen Hagedone.
whose marriage 20 Adrian o. Holm
berg viii take place this week. The
evening vas spent playing bunc0
and the favor was won by Miss Ethel
Gerber Af-er the game a buffet
luncheon was served TO 10 guests
from a table graced with a center
piece Of roses.
] Mrs. Lawrence Romine. 100 Mar
\ auette av.. entertained with a charm
ngly appointed luncheon at 1 o'clock
Monday afternoon as courtesy 20
her house guest. Mrs George W.
Pratt. 1T. OF Highland. n Y Besides
the honor guests places were laid
for Mrs Fred Woodward Mrs.
Lawrence !. Earwood. Mrs. 2 Z.
Melbourne Mrs. Marjorie Bertling